ShortHand: Disaster on Denali

The public response to “the worst mountaineering accident in America’s history” predictably focused on what – or who – was to blame. After all, seven died in ghoulish circumstances, in what some saw as an entirely preventable tragedy.

But in reality – despite their surly, inexperienced Mormon guide and lots of extremely questionable decisions – the mountain was always going to have the last word. This is the ShortHand on the 1967 Mount McKinley disaster.

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YouTube, 'Archie's Archive' - Denali 1967 Tragedy: The Deadliest Climb to The Highest Peak in North America

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