
World Cup Opening Highlights
It's May and that means its time for the 2026 World Cup Season. If it snuck up on you, here is everything you may have missed out on.

It's May and that means its time for the 2026 World Cup Season. If it snuck up on you, here is everything you may have missed out on.

Climbers are advised of seasonal closures at select crags in Gauteng and North West from 1 April to 30 September to protect nesting Verreaux’s Eagles. Specific routes and areas are affected, with ongoing monitoring that may allow for early reopening if nests are inactive.

Copywrite infringements and the risk of immediate crag closure. Read about the latest access update from the New World Crag.

From bizarre gear launches to laugh-out-loud gym announcements, here are some of the best April Fools’ pranks that had the climbing community talking this year.

From 22–31 May 2026, the legendary granite towers of Spitzkoppe will once again come alive with climbers from around the world for the second edition.

The first ever Cape Town Rock Rally hit Lower Silvermine like a freight train. People experienced their first outdoor climb, their first lead, their first time belaying, their first time cleaning, their first time falling! It was epic!

It's Rock Rally time! This time taking place across the Cape Peninsula, with multiple crags and opportunities to win some epic prizes. Read below to book your tickets.

Out with the old, and in with the new. The dawn of The Solution is here. Read about the highlights of the event below.

A dawn of a new competition era is upon us. The Pro Climbing League promises to shake things up with a new and exciting head-to-head boulder format. Find out more about the format, expected appearances, and challenges below.

Renowned American climber Alex Honnold made history by free soloing Taipei 101, Taiwan’s 508‑metre skyscraper, without ropes or safety gear in a live Netflix broadcast. Honnold completed the 101-story ascent in 90 minutes and wowed spectators with his calm control and daring feat.