To the Top of Denali

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Edition: 10th
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2000-05-01
Publisher(s): Ingram Pub Services
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Summary

This classic brings to life the adventure, heroism, triumph, and tragedy of climbing North America's highest peak.

Table of Contents

Foreword ix
Art Davidson
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xv
The Mountain
1(6)
The Pioneers
7(18)
The Sourdough Expedition, 1910
25(16)
Hudson Stuck And The First Ascent, 1913
41(20)
The 1932 Expeditions: Carpe And Lindley-Liek
61(20)
Bradford Washburn And The West Buttress
81(44)
Cassin's Conquest of The South Face, 1961
125(12)
The First Winter Ascent, 1967
137(36)
The Wilcox Expedition Disaster, 1967
173(34)
Winter Solo Ascents: Waterman, Uemura, Johnston
207(26)
Winter Solo Ascents: Tejas and Staeheli
233(38)
The Deadliest Season, 1992
271(16)
Climber Self-Sufficiency And Rescues
287(20)
Mountain of Trash
307(14)
Guiding on Mckinley
321(18)
Looking to the Future
339(5)
Notes 344(8)
Glossary 352(3)
Alaska Climbers Hall of Fame 355(1)
Mount Mckinely Firsts 356(1)
Winter Ascents of Mount Mckinley Through 1999 357(1)
Denali National Park and Preserve Climbing Services 358(2)
Bibliography 360(3)
Index 363

Excerpts

Carefully working their way along the ridge crest, the men noticed a strong breeze coming up the south face. Finally they came to an aluminum pole, sticking out of the ice. A moment passed before they realized the pole marked McKinley’s summit. Davidson, Johnston, and Genet grabbed each other in a three-way hug, shouted, and slapped each other’s shoulders in celebration. They’d made it; the first men to stand on North America’s top in winter.  

---First Winter Ascent, Page 158

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