Everest 2014: Season Summary – A Nepal Tragedy
The 2014 spring season of mountaineering on Everest had more to do with politics, advice fame, power and positioning than mountaineering. These […]
The 2014 spring season of mountaineering on Everest had more to do with politics, advice fame, power and positioning than mountaineering. These […]
Welcome to Alan Arnette’s Everest 2014 coverage My coverage is based on my own summit and climb experiences, research, sources, and public […]
Update 6: Looks like about 100 people went for the summit from Tibet on Sunday but not all teams have reported. There […]
On May 21, shop 2011 at 5:30am, I stood on the summit of Mt. Everest. I felt small, tiny, and insignificant as […]
Teams on the North side of Everest have been ly waiting for lower winds to begin their summit push. It now appears […]
This is a season with no end from Nepal. As I reported yesterday, IMG noted the Icefall Doctors were removing the ladders […]
Right on schedule, s the teams on the north side of Everest are completing their acclimatization rotations and looking at potential summit […]
Climbing continues on Everest’s north side with over 100 climbers making steady progress with their acclimatization rotations. Also, teams on Cho Oyu […]
As almost all the teams wind down their efforts on the South side of Everest, try over 100 climbers are in full […]
Teams are packing on the Nepal side and still climbing on the North as the aftermath of the Sherpa tragedy slowly winds […]