Mountain Gazette Annual Subscription
Mountain Gazette
Mountain Gazette Annual Subscription
"Each issue is more coffee table book than magazine."
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Subscribe today and get Mountain Gazette 201, the Spring 2024 issue. Select "Add Current Issue" to receive Mountain Gazette 200 along with your subscription while supplies last!
A Mountain Gazette subscription guarantees you receive our two issues per year, delivered right to your door or PO Box, in the spring and fall seasons.
Our magazines do not appear on newsstands. Don't take it from us, here is what our subscribers say:
“I love the magazine. Feels like Powder x This American Life. The perfect antidote to mega pass madness.” -Paul, subscriber, Seattle, Washington
"Thanks assholes. This magazine is so big I need to buy new furniture." -Dave, subscriber, Salt Lake City, Utah
"Mountain Gazette is simply the best magazine available. Huge format that appeals to all of us who appreciate photography, brilliant writing, and diverse subject matter." -Matt, Petaluma, California
"Nothing surprises me anymore. Mountain Gazette does, though, every six months." -Roger, subscriber, Burlington, Vermont
"The storytelling is second to none. I can't believe they get the caliber of writers they do. Like a big New Yorker." -Mary, subscriber, Washington, D.C.
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11" x 17"
The first thing that people say when they see our mag is, "this thing is HUGE!" At nearly two feet wide when opened, each issue of Mountain Gazette offers a uniquely immersive experience. Size matters.
160 pages per issue
Every issue comes fully loaded with enough content to keep you opening old issues for years. These are collectors items.
Meaningful Partnerships > Advertising
The old magazine model - absurdly cheap subscriptions packed with more ads than articles - died for a reason. Our partners believe in less is more. And they win awards for the simplicity of their ad campaigns.
Large format photography
You actually get to see the cracks in the crags, the snow on the peaks, the pupils on peoples' eyes, and in one case you actually see a man's testicles as he is about to hit a jump (sorry about that).