The outdoors is our playground. The hills, mountains and valleys, the cliffs, the paths, ridges and rivers. All offer huge adventure. And for many of us, in many parts of the world, they are free to explore. But at what cost? The entry price may... Continue reading
“Towering above me, the huge wall of limestone seemed endless; it looked impossible for a human to scale. White chalk covered patches on orange rock drew me in, marking the way; someone had been there before. I tied in, excited to see how far I’d... Continue reading
Outdoor Gear with a Conscience Marmot has been designing top-of-the-line mountaineering equipment and camping gear since 1974, when it opened in a century-old building in Grand Junction, Colorado. The company’s driving philosophy is based on three principles: People, Product, and Planet. Marmot believes that designing... Continue reading
When Prof. Julian Bayliss (http://julianbayliss.co.uk/) found this special mountain formation on Google Earth satellite imagery, his scientific heart began to beat higher. “I’ve done similar scientific expeditions in Africa, but this one immediately looked very special to me. Almost like a fortress of rock.” says... Continue reading
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