Angela Benavides is a journalist at Yahoo News. She specializes in travel and tourism, consumer travel, and sports, while also covering regional interest and world news, particularly focusing on North America. Angela's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, GearJunkie, and ExplorersWeb.
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By: Angela Benavides
In the last few weeks, several trekkers have been arrested in India for carrying a Garmin's InReach. We explain what devices are and aren't allowed.
Patagonia is humming with climbing teams exploiting short weather windows to send new routes and repetitions. Here are the highlights of recent action.
By: Angela Benavides
As Nepal celebrated the third anniversary of the first winter ascent of K2, Manaslu and Annapurna climbers are going home. Only the Makalu team still waits.
Two Brazilians climbed 6,961m Aconcagua in a week to and from their home town. It comes days after a UK team said they would try the same on Everest.
By: Angela Benavides
Lukas Furtenbach explains why using Xenon to help climb Everest in a week is a new tool but is really no different than familiar aids like bottled oxygen.
By: Angela Benavides
With few new lines in the winter Alps, ambitious alpinists have turned to multi-peak traverses. Earlier this week, two climbers took on the Kalkkogel range.
A Sherpa team -- the first summiters of 2024 -- approach the Lhotse Wall. Photo: Seven Summit Treks
By: Angela Benavides
New rules from the Nepali government not only increase fees for Everest climbers — they may also require a guide for anyone ascending the mountain.
Earlier this week, a massive rockfall hit the West Face of the Dru. Welcome to the new normal, where such events happen even in midwinter.
Two young climbers managed to find a difficult new route in the hyper-popular French Alps. They on-sighted the line over three days.
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