Published annually since 1929, the American Alpine Journal (AAJ) is renowned as the journal of record for new long climbs of all types. Lavishly illustrated with color photos and maps, the AAJ is where the world's leading climbers tell the stories of their biggest routes--the climbs that will be tomorrow's legends. All reports are carefully edited by a team of experts, ensuring accuracy and objective reporting. Each year we reveal many newly discovered--or long forgotten--climbing destinations and untrodden summits, from the United States to the Greater Ranges.
Published annually since 1929, the American Alpine Journal (AAJ) is renowned as the journal of record for new long climbs of all types. Lavishly illustrated with color photos and maps, the AAJ is where the world's leading climbers tell the stories of their biggest routes--the climbs that will be tomorrow's legends. All reports are carefully edited by a team of experts, ensuring accuracy and objective reporting. Each year we reveal many newly discovered--or long forgotten--climbing destinations and untrodden summits, from the United States to the Greater Ranges.
