“Gripped” – The Film
American Alpine Institute
March 16, 2018
Mountain & Outdoor industry news
Book and Film Reviews
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Climbing, mountaineering and outdoor adventure has long been portrayed in books and in films. This category looks at fiction and non-fiction accounts portrayed in literature and on the screen.
Categories:
- Book and Film Reviews (110)
- Rappelling (21)
- High Altitude Climbing (10)
- Mountain Comedy (28)
- Glacier Travel and Crevasse Rescue (11)
- Risk Management (16)
- Mountain Culture (138)
- Bouldering (3)
- Navigation (6)
- Training (31)
- Camping (18)
- Canyoneering (2)
- Climbing Ethics (30)
- Toprope Climbing (5)
- Aid Climbing (2)
- The Guiding Life (87)
- Mountaineering and Snow Climbing (27)
- Expeditions (5)
- Land Management Advocacy (19)
- Trad Climbing (5)
- Self Rescue (8)
- Trip Reports (116)
- Lead Climbing (5)
- Technical Rescue (12)
- Knots, Hitches and Rope Work (22)
- Anchor Construction (23)
- Accidents and Close Calls (10)
- Uncategorized (5)
- Wilderness First Aid (16)
- Climbing Movement (12)
- AAI Programs (10)
- Conditions and News (514)
- Wilderness Skills (39)
- Women in the Mountains (8)
- Climate Change (1)
- Equipment and Gear (92)
- Cooking (16)
- Leave No Trace (12)
- Avalanche Awareness (31)
- Ice Climbing (25)
- Backpacking and Hiking (12)
- Trail, Mountain or Route Profiles (93)
- Events (66)
- Sport Climbing (12)
- Skiing and Snowboarding (84)
- Rock Climbing (106)
- Advanced Skills (12)
- Wilderness Rescue (30)
- Alpine Climbing (42)
- Indoor Climbing (2)
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American Alpine Institute
September 27, 2016