Hip-Hop and Climbing by Luke Mehall
The fringe is where the magic happens. Four climbers pack into The Freedom Mobile, a graffiti-ed vehicle, spray painted red,…
Wearing our heart on our chalk bags.
The fringe is where the magic happens. Four climbers pack into The Freedom Mobile, a graffiti-ed vehicle, spray painted red,…
“I’m glad Royal Robbins isn’t here to see this shit show,” I said to myself as I watched the youngsters…
We’ve never done this, and perhaps it would be a failure (anything can be) but I’m hoping to rally a…
“I’m not saying I’m going to rule the world, or I’m going to change the world, but I guarantee you…
We may be late to the game but better late than never…we’ve got a YouTube channel now!
Fall Tour Kickoff: Thursday, August 15th 7:00 p.m. Townie Books 414 Elk Ave. Crested Butte, Colorado Dear readers, reviewers, promoters,…
“I’m not saying I’m going to rule the world, or I’m going to change the world, but I guarantee you…
I wasn’t sure if I should start this piece with being three thousand feet off the ground on El Capitan,…
Greg Cairns and Luke Mehall have finished their second short film together, called “Just a Climber, For Bears Ears” and…
“Everybody must give something back / For something they get” —Bob Dylan, “Fourth Time Around” On Writing (about climbing) Writing…
The Desert, Luke Mehall’s fifth and final book in his “dirtbag climber series” begins a Kickstarter campaign today to fund…
It was just weeks into this move that I realized just how much closer I was to Indian Creek, that…
Do only writers cry when a writer dies? Do only musicians cry when a guitar player dies? Do only climbers…
Note: this piece was originally written for The Gulch, a fine, free magazine out of Durango, Colorado. Enormocast: climbing’s favorite…
Again, this one starts with a crying baby. This time the baby is Isabella, and we’re deep in a wild…