Miller, a 23-year-old from Anchorage, summited North America’s tallest mountain twice this summer, including a solo climb of ...

Most climbers heading up Denali do so just to climb and walk back down. Our team plans to ski from the summit, which demands a whole added collection of equipment. Expedition food run; Photograph ...

Climbing the tallest mountain in North America — 20,310-feet-high Denali, in the middle of Alaska — is incredibly arduous and expensive. But for many mountaineers, the mind-blowing panoramic ...

Nagayama estimated that between $10,000 and $20,000 worth of climbing gear was stolen. “I gave up at the time, like I gave up the expedition,” he said. “I was really ready for climbing, and ...

Stunning cinematography of Mt. Denali chronicles extreme endurance athlete climb Showcasing stunning cinematography of North America’s highest alpine peak, Climbing Into Fear chronicles the ...

Subaru Takeda, Genya Takenaka, and Toranosuke Nagayama take a selfie while climbing a route on Denali. ... Nagayama estimated that between $10,000 to $20,000 worth of climbing gear was stolen.

Q&A: Thirty Below Author Cassidy Randall Climbing: What inspired you to tell the story of the first all-female ascent of Denali in book form? Cassidy Randall: One morning in February of 2022, snow ...

Denali and the Himalaya have attracted mountaineers since the early 1900s. Many climbers, including Alaskans, got their start on Denali's bitterly cold and windy slopes, then moved on to the Himalaya.

Jun. 1—One climber stranded near the summit of Denali since Tuesday was rescued by helicopter Friday morning, the National Park Service said, but his climbing partner died awaiting rescue and ...

At 20,310 feet, Denali is the tallest peak in North America--known as "the high one" by Athabascan tribes. The summit success rate up the standard West Buttress route usually hovers around 50 ...

West Ridge of the Moose's Tooth, Denali National Park and Preserve. The red box, added by the National Park Service, indicates the vicinity of the boot tracks that lead into a small avalanche area.