mountaineering

Everest, a mountain that many in the mountaineering community consider to be, now, a playground for the rich.

If their track record on mountaineering coverage is any indicator, their CrossFit articles are likely equally biased and inaccurate.

Subjective experience here - been in Iran (Tehran, Isfahan, Yazd and places between those, backpacking & mountaineering).

Victim of egos surdimmensionnés, headlights summits every day misguided by people giving mountaineering aberrant image (CF attempt to climb Everest in shorts...!

To people that love mountaineering and don't want to climb in America or Europe, I suggest Kirghizstan.

It shows that in mountaineering, there is no margin for error.

However, I would love to start a mountaineering equipment company called GrooveShark and see what would happen when I file a trademark.

Definitely worth checking out if you enjoy climbing and mountaineering.

I had just been mountaineering the day before, which explained the cuts.

Usages - underwater, climbing & mountaineering side camera.

Piloting, mountaineering and surgery come to mind immediately.

Not to mention some people are 'digital nomads' in order to explicitly pursue other things in life like snow sports, mountaineering, etc., which tend to be found in colder climates.

There are several entries each year in "Accidents in North American Mountaineering" that describe failure to properly use a mechanical belay device.

Interesting that you mention "Accidents in North American Mountaineering".

The Sherpa people are often hired by wealthy foreigners as guides for mountaineering, and while there's a perception that they are "locals" and therefore at less risk during these expeditions, this isn't always the case.