Climbing Mount Denali in Alaska is an arduous journey. Ultimately it is the mountain that permits you to pass when conditions are favorable. At 20,310 feet (6,190 m), Mount Denali has some of the coldest temperatures of any mountain in the world. Temperatures of – 100 F or -73 Celcius have been recorded. This past […]
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Backcountry enthusiasts are beckoned to the outdoors by a deep-seated yearning to explore and experience the awe that only Nature can provide. And every such enthusiast who has pushed the risk threshold–whether by rafting powerful rivers, paragliding in the skies, or climbing the worlds tallest peaks—knows that inherent risks are part of the journey. In
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Climbing Denali at 20,237 feet can be one of the toughest challenges in a mountaineers career. Over a thousand climbers come to Alaska every year to climb the tallest mountain in North America. The climbing season generally starts from late April to mid July when the weather permits most climbers to summit the peak. Nonetheless,