Montane Yukon Arctic Ultra: 100 mile Race Review
International Mountain Leader Michelle Smith was the only female finisher of the 100 mile route of the Montane Yukon Arctic Ultra. This is her story: On 29th January I found...Read more
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Paloncý wins the 2018 Montane Spine Race
Pavel Paloncý has won the 2018 Montane Spine Race, a record third win of Britain's most brutal race. The Czech Republic ultra-runner arrived at the Border Hotel, Kirk Yetholm, the...Read more
Keith retires, Paloncý takes the lead
Eoin Keith retires from Britain's most brutal race, leaving Pavel Paloncý in the lead; Carol Morgan retains her 30km lead in the women's race; extreme weather temporarily halts the race...Read more
Mann of the moment
Jim Mann is ahead of course-record pace at the Montane Spine Race, Britain's most brutal race; Carol Morgan leads the women's race; weather expected to worsen. Today's highlights can be...Read more
Britain's most brutal ultra race returns
The 108 mile Montane Spine Challenger starts tomorrow; Sunday's 2018 race will be the most international and the most competitive in the event's seven-year history. Today's highlight real from Edale...Read more
Nophobia - Tom Ballard
Like many good things, my ascent of this multi-pitch drytooling testpiece came about largely by chance. I was in the ice and mixed climbing mecca that is Alberta, Canada. After...Read more
COMPETE VS COMPLETE: REFLECTIONS FROM THE BACK OF THE FIRST MONTANE CHEVIOT GOAT WINTER ULTRA
The very first Montane Cheviot Goat Winter Ultra took place at 05:30 on Saturday 2 December 2017 in Northumberland. Wim Stevenson was on the start line and ultimately completed the...Read more
From the Archive - First ascent: Mt Gangstang's North West ridge
Back in 2016, Team Montane climber Malcolm Bass and climbing partner Guy Buckingham made the first ascent of the beautiful NW Ridge of Gangstang in the Himachal Pradesh Himalaya. They...Read more