Everest 2017: After 14 Everest Expeditions, Why Altitude Junkies is Leaving?
Guide companies tend to come and go, especially on Everest, but there are a handful that have made a significant contribution to the […]
Climbing the World to End Alzheimer's
Climbing the World to End Alzheimer's
Guide companies tend to come and go, especially on Everest, but there are a handful that have made a significant contribution to the […]
As we get closer to the Everest season, climbers are in full prep mode and also the operators. Phil Crampton owner of […]
With the summits mostly ended, climbers are making their way back down to Base Camp. As they recover from their summit push, […]
The situation on the south side of Everest continues to be quite fluid. I have confirmed Phil Crampton of Altitude Junkies’ update that Ann-Marie will NOT attempt the summit during this narrow window. Phil had already kept the rest of his team back at base camp. They are planning on using the longer weather window in the forecast about a week from now. The situation is simply too dangerous according to Phil.
A constant debate within the climbing community is not what you climb, but how you climb. Style. It is all about style. […]
Everest 2010 looks to be special for an interesting reason – no drama. The past two years have been difficult with last […]
Climbing the World to End Alzheimer's
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