Everest is a surreal scene now with hundreds of amateur climbers queuing up for the top, some even using helicopters. What can be done? We asked mountaineer Ed Viesturs.

Messed-Up History - Video. People Keep Dying On Mt. Everest And Here's Why. Posted: February 4, 2025 | Last updated: March 26, 2025. Conquering Mount Everest was once the holy grail of mountaineering.

You Can Now Glamp Your Way up Mt. Everest—and Still Get the Bragging Rights ... CTSS’s top-of-the-line alpine accommodations have canopied king-size beds, shoe racks, drawers, ...

Anyone who has even loosely followed events on Mt. Everest in recent years is probably familiar with the terrifying “conga line” photos of climbers stuck in the world’s highest traffic jam.

History is repeating itself in the world of controversial sports records.

“Everest, Inc.: The Renegades and Rogues Who Built an Industry at the Top of the World” is written by Will Cockrell. The Sherpas packed up and silently went down the mountain, leaving the job ...

JOHN WAECHTER. John Waechter reached the summit of Mt. Everest (29,029 ft.) on May 25th, 2001. With the ascent of Mt. Everest, he successfully completed climbing the highest peak on each of the ...

Climbers have to navigate thick traffic jams, a filthy, sprawling base camp — and increasingly, death — while trying to get to the world’s highest Instagram hot spot.

The snow line, which was at 20,000 feet on December 11, 2023, had retreated to 19,510 feet by January 28, 2024, due to sublimation—a process where strong winds, low humidity, and unusually warm ...

2025 Ford Everest Black Edition added to line-up with drive-away offer. Ford pushes the value angle with the addition of a Black Edition variant of the seven-seat Everest large SUV.

Mountaineers Miguel Mapalad and Jeno Panganiban recount the extraordinary experience and the many challenges they had to ...

Mt Everest's Snow Cover Receded By 150 Metres This Winter, Show Satellite Images A 'rising snow line' -- in which snow melts at lower heights, forcing the snow line boundary up a mountainside ...