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Stories by Michael Restivo

Michael Restivo is a Boulder-based freelance writer, climber, and mountaineer. Born in Florida, he fell in love with the mountains after working in Nepal and moved across the country to study alpinism. When he's not climbing, Michael enjoys working for a local guiding company, biking, and sharing his adventures through his blog, Mike Off The Map. (Mike Off The Map)

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Best Mountain Museums on the Planet

For many countries, mountains represent identity. From the Alps, to the Himalayas, the Rockies, and the Andes, the mountains represent Read More...
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A Wild Alpine Season in Patagonia

The short Patagonian summer has yielded bold, electrifying ascents—from solos and fast traverses to new ascents that have set the alpine Read More...
Jimmy Chin in MERU. Courtesy of Music Box Films. Photo by Renan Ozturk.

Beyond Meru: An Interview With Jimmy Chin

  Jimmy Chin in MERU. Courtesy of Music Box Films. Photo by Renan Ozturk. As one of the world's foremost adventure photographers, Read More...

A Lifetime of First Ascents: Interview...

For more than three decades, American alpinist Conrad Anker has achieved numerous first ascents across the world's great ranges, from Read More...

The Arrigetch Peaks: Alaska’s Last Great...

    There are few places around the world that have been able to keep up their wild and mysterious aura. There are even fewer Read More...
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Winter Climbing: Six Tips For A...

Wild. Serene. Snowy. Treacherous. Climbing a peak in winter is a unique wilderness experience, one desolate and void of crowds, but also Read More...
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Carabiner Coffee #FindYourLine

On a crisp Sunday morning in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood, the streets are abuzz with shoppers headed to the local farmers market, Read More...

Fred Beckey: The Original Climber Dirtbag

Great alpine pioneers are regarded as romantic, philosophical figures who scour the world looking for the next great challenge. They wax Read More...
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Drawn To Adventure: Interview With Climber,...

film “Drawn” is a crowdfunded passion project, years in the making by climber, artist, and filmmaker Jeremy Collins. Using Read More...

The Sherpa Diet For Legendary Mountain Strength

The pillar of a Sherpa household is hospitality. In remote mountain communities, guests are as revered as family, and visitors are never Read More...
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Dean Potter: Our Final Interview with...

Author's Note:This interview with Dean Potter was recorded on April 2nd, 2015. The conversation lasted 20 minutes and we connected while he Read More...

Nepal’s Trekking Peaks

The Himalayas are the ultimate dream for generations of mountaineers, but not all climbers have the pocket change to join a major Read More...

North Cascades National Park: Six Reasons...

North Cascades National Park is one of the most expansive alpine wonderlands in the contiguous United States. Established as a National Read More...

6 Great Alpine Climbs Of 2014

©istockphoto.sjoemanIn 2014, the world turned its gaze towards the tragedy on Mt. Everest in April. The story captivated the media, Read More...

Getting Off The Beaten Path In...

Since the release of Jon Krakauer’s sensational bestseller Into Thin Air, the trail that leads to Everest Base Camp has become Read More...

The Inexistence of Impossible: Interview With...

“Impossible” does not exist for Simone Moro, because he’s constantly redefining the word. The Italian alpinist, widely considered one Read More...
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