Climber Dead After 2-Person Team Falls 1,000 Feet Off Alaska Mountain
The two climbers were attempting to scale Mount Johnson, an 8,400-foot peak in Denali National Park, when they fell on April 25
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The two climbers were attempting to scale Mount Johnson, an 8,400-foot peak in Denali National Park, when they fell on April 25
The body of a mountaineer who died in a fall of roughly 1,000 feet earlier this week was recovered Saturday by Denali National Park and Preserve climbing rangers, while a second climber injured in the accident remained hospitalized in Anchorage, Alaska.
Two climbers roped together during a technical climb of an 8,400-foot peak in Denali National Park and Preserve fell roughly 1,000 feet, a mishap that killed one of them and left the other seriouylsy injured.
A climber is dead and another climber is injured after a 1,000-foot fall off a mountain at Denali National Park in Alaska.