Climbing the highest peak on one or more of the world’s seven continents is a worthy goal—and I understand why you, and so many other people, gravitate to 19,340-foot Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania and ...
While many of us spent New Year’s Eve counting down, Kristin Kelliher ’16 was going up. Way up. Right now, Kelliher is leading a three-person team — two fellow Bates sophomores and her stepfather, ...
Every couple of years we take a moment to ask, "What's Tyler Andrews up to?" He's an accomplished runner who’s competed in two U.S. Olympic Marathon trials, won a silver medal at the World 50k ...
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It takes months of planning for such a climb — accumulating gear, travel and most importantly, the long hours of training. Towering majestically as the highest peak in the entire Americas at 6.9 ...
BMC member Madalin Cristea, known as Cris, from Romania, has become the first person to summit both Aconcagua and Kilimanjaro from sea level and back again. He is currently attempting to be the first ...
The second tallest of the Seven Summits, Aconcagua sits deep in the Andes on the western edge of Argentina. At 22,841 feet, simply standing on top is a benchmark for high-altitude alpinists. On ...
Each step Rick Rovegno takes up Aconcagua in the Andes of South America could earn funds for two area organizations. The Carlisle Theatre and the Shippensburg University Foundation have or are in the ...
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