In September 2005, Chris Sharma made the first ascent of Dreamcatcher (5.14d) in Squamish, B.C. Dreamcatcher is one of the hardest routes in North America, and it represents the current progression of today's strongest boulderers bringing their dynamic, powerful movement to bear on a new generati...

Dave Graham, Chris Sharma, Randy Puro, and Courtney Hemphill explore Ticino, Switzerland, where they open a whole new zone of incredible boulders and three of Dave's four big projects go down, including Kings of Sonlerto (v14) and Coup De Grace (5.15a), Graham's hardest route ever.

Lisa Rands attempts the terrifying traditional climbs of England's Peak District, including the first female ascent of Gaia (E8).

2006 was a banner year for hard new boulder problems in Hueco Tanks, TX. Hueco '06 follows Sharma and Graham for several weeks as they discover, open, and repeat the freshest new lines in the park, including: Indisposed Heroes (V12), FA by Sharma. Full Throttle (V13), FA by Sharma. Tactile Style ...

In 2005, Tommy Caldwell made Yosemite big wall history by free climbing two El Capitan routes in a day, The Nose (5.14a, 30 pitches), and The Freerider (5.12d, 37 pitches) for a total of 6,000 feet of climbing in under 24 hours.