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Learn From Pro Climbers: Arc'teryx Climb Academy Opens Today

Register for 2023 Arc'teryx Academy in Squamish, B.C.

Popular North Vancouver brand Arc'teryx is hosting its 2023 Arc'teryx Climbing Academy in Squamish, B.C., with over 30 clinics for all skill levels

Register for Arc'teryx Climbing Academy clinics in Squamish

Arc'teryx is hosting over 30 clinics as part of the 2023 Arc'teryx Climbing Academy, running from August 24 to 27 in Squamish, B.C.

Veterans embrace recovery and team building

Veterans strapped on harnesses and climbing shoes at the Red Rock Climbing Center to face obstacles and reach new heights as a form of group therapy.

Rise up: How a 100-foot fall cracked open a new purpose for a Loveland climber

Rise up: How a 100-foot fall cracked open a new purpose for a Loveland climber Posted: 1:42 PM, Mar 05, 2021 Updated: 2021-03-09 13:54:33-05 When a Loveland professional climber fell 100 feet in Rocky Mountain National Park, he statistically should have died. But in his comeback, Craig DeMartino has not only returned to climbing himself, but is helping others who've experienced trauma heal through the sport. LOVELAND, Colo. — When he landed, everything exploded. Craig DeMartino, 36 at the time, fell from a small ledge — two inches thick and six feet long — about four miles in the backcountry of Rocky Mountain National Park. It was July 2002.