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Katie Lambert

Originally from the mud bogs and mosquito swarms of Louisiana, Katie Lambert now calls the Eastern Sierra home where she lives as a rock climber and writer. In her 31 years of life she has traveled to many places seeking rocks to climb and in her travels both near and far she has encountered countless bits of inspiration that she shares through stories in hopes to inspire in others a sense of wonder and appreciation.

Posts by: Katie Lambert
...the sun sets, a simple and profound joy, something we'll always have, which can never be taken away or foiled by finance, hard times, or age.

Photo essay: In small-town Catalonia on a climbing mission

On February 13, 2013 By

Being rock climbers, we travel the world seeking the best climbing.

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Katie celebrates on the summit just before dark after 13 hours of climbing

Becoming history: Free-climbing Mt. Proboscis in a day

On January 14, 2013 By

It was just about dark now. There would be no room for any serious error.

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A badass travel guide to the Yukon

On September 28, 2012 By

A “Tour of the Obscure,” Yukon style.

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Good times aren't hard to come by when mate is in the mix.

Utah meditation: A climbing trip in photos

On June 14, 2012 By

We fit well into this no-man’s land.

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Off trail in Death Valley

Off-trail in Death Valley

On May 10, 2012 By

I pulled the webbing up the dryfall, and to my horror saw what had been tied to it.

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What gear do I need to start: Rock climbing

On January 4, 2012 By

I was 15 years old the first time I went climbing.

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A salute to used climbing shoes

On November 2, 2011 By

Not only could I climb the wides, but I could edge on dimes.

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