China’s high-tech, uncrowded alternative for Aussie skiers.
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China’s high-tech, uncrowded alternative for Aussie skiers.
First-time heli-riding in Wānaka: nerves, safety, and epic terrain.
Cam’s already put Pirelli’s new Scorpion Gravity tyres through their paces.
Properly packed rucksack = happy hiker
Including a new 32km multi-day loop trail
Back in the Winter issue, filmmaker Jack Homan took us behind the scenes of Steve McClure and Molly Thompson-Smith’s attempt on Gee Gee Rider (E3 5c), a deep cave climb in the UK. On May 18, the pair completed the fourth ascent of the notoriously wet and wild route. In an interview with UKClimbing Molly Thompson-Smith described the experience. “It’s such an overwhelming and overstimulating place down in the main chamber.” Read Jack’s original account of the project below. Left: Molly Thompson-Smith Right: Steve McClure You’re two metres into a 140-metre climb and you’re already soaked through. Water pours through cracks and fissures […]
Deep in the mountains of Japan, where storms roll in from Siberia and blanket the landscape in the lightest powder on earth, we invite you to experience something truly rare. This is not just a ski trip.This is a LUX week in Japan, where the powder adventure meets ancient culture, and intensity meets deep restoration. A unique, all-women ski experience designed for those who want more: ✧WHY JAPAN? Japan is legendary for a reason. Known for its consistent, deep, feather-light powder, the sidecountry off the resorts here offers a completely different experience than North America or Europe, with flowy tree runs, […]
Ultra Gobi returns to China’s Gobi Desert for its 21st edition, with four race formats and a journey through the landscapes and history of the ancient Silk Road.
TRM reviews the Icebreaker RealFleece 960, a high-pile merino jacket designed to provide lightweight warmth after cold-weather trail runs.
Tobias Riesch's solution to the world's plastic waste crisis.
Unbeatable terrain, uncrowded lines, and raw New Zealand mountain heli-adventure.
And what does 'backpack litres' refer to?
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G’day mate. You hear that a lot in Whistralia. It gets that nickname because it seems like most of the staff on the mountain are Australians. You also meet lots of very happy Aussies on the ski lifts. Although sometimes they do look a little bewildered, because the mountain is ginormous. Actually, it’s two mountains: […]
This issue is our Tassie special
Turning back short of Balmaceda’s summit.