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(Newsdesk) No one has done a solo winter summit in January of North America’s tallest mountain, Denali/McKinley (20,320 feet / 6,194 m). Lonnie Dupre attempted it January this year but had to abandon his effort after spending 7 days and 6 nights in a 4×4 snow trench in up to 97mph winds. No break in the weather forecast finally forced him down. A seasoned Arctic polar explorer, Dupre sent over news to ExplorersWeb about another attempt to solo climb Denali in winter, his new book documenting his 25 years of Arctic...
Skier dead on Greenland
