
First Successful Ascent of Mt. Rainier, 1870
Hazard Stevens
1916
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Nobody had stood on top of Rainier, and the mountain had its reasons. Hazard Stevens describes the 1870 climb that first reached the summit: the route finding, the ice, and the night he and his companion survived in a steam cave at the crater rim because descending in the dark would have killed them. A founding document of American mountaineering.
4 chapters
- 1Introduction by Edmond S.4m
- 2Part 127m
- 3Part 239m
- 4Part 328m
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