Published biannually since 1876, Appalachia is the longest-running journal of mountaineering and conservation.
In each issue, you'll find:
Inspired writing on mountain exploration, ecology, and conservation
- Review of recent international mountaineering expeditions
- Analysis of accidents in the White Mountains
- Poetry, book notes and more.
Subscribe or renew by January 17th to receive the Winter/Spring 2012 issue!

You can also:
New! Appalachia Cumulative Index 1946-2010. The first cumulative index in over 60 years! Great for collectors and fans of AMC's journal.
Winter/Spring 2012 Issue Highlights
- "The Northeast’s Gol’tsy: A Vast, Subtle Expanse of Mountains" by Charlie Cogbill
- "Ten Peaks: The Great Eastern Alpine Zone: Ten great peaks expand old ideas of boundaries" by Michael T. Jones and Lisabeth Willey
- "The Force of Wind: A Jekyll-and-Hyde influence on the Northeastern mountains" by Kenneth Kimball
Plus:
- Poetry
- White Mountain Accident Reports
- Alpina - Review of International Mountaineering
- Books of Note
- The Long Way Home
- A Peak Ahead