Alpinist Magazine Issue 79 - Autumn 2022 DISCOUNT_HIDDEN_PRODUCTCover: Lor Sabourin on the Mechanical Bull (5. 13), Sedona, Arizona, lands of Ancestral Puebloans, Sinagua, Yavapai, Dilzh, Hopi, Din (Navajo) and other Indigenous groups. [Photo] Jeremiah Watt Features Mountain Profile: Forbidden Peak In 1936 Hermann Ulrichs commented in the American Alpine Journal that mountains in the North Cascades sometimes appear like lonely sentinels floating like a vision or a mirage above the lower mists, strangely unreal and
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With the predicted potential for Arctic warfare on the rise
Life Lessons in Japan's Alps
once home to a booming gold-mining operation
Family man Johan Jonsson spends most days with his kids
In the northern Yukon lie singularly untouched
Jane Jackson seeks space in New Mexico
Isaiah Branch-Boyle sends out a message of environmental health
Unfortunately for Tom Peiffer and Guy Fattal
from the landscape tales of Indigenous Tlingit people to the adventures of generations of famous climbers—including a first ascent by the senator Robert F
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Washington and Utah and their changing backcountry cultures
