KUAC Radio Interview
Courtesy http://www.kuac.org – 4 minute news report by KUAC. In the spring of 2013, on the 100th anniversary of the first successful ascent of Denali (Mt. McKinley), a team of bloodline family members will retrace their forefathers’ footsteps and commemorate their...
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Denali 2013 – Check out the latest trailer!
Epic, striking and deadly. She was a place people believed no man could ascend or survive. Told through technical diary entries and a compilation manuscript by Hudson Stuck, the production combines archive photos, expert testimony and dramatizations mixed with the present-day...
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A few facts about Denali
At 20,320 ft, Denali (Alaska’s Mt. McKinley) is considered to be one of the most difficult climbs in the world. Characterized by dangerous avalanches, treacherous crevasses, steep slippery icy slopes and high altitude blizzards with gale force winds, it is not uncommon...
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The challenges they’ll face
The centennial team comprised of bloodline descendants will be retracing their forefathers’ footsteps in the spring of 2013. Known as the Stuck-Karstens Expedition, the first ascent team in 1913 was comprised of Hudson Stuck, then Archdeacon of the Yukon. Experienced...
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How to donate to the Centennial Climb
The Denali Centennial Climb is in need of financial support in order to pay for many aspects of the climb. Your generous donations truly make a difference. Funds raised would be used to pay for logistics expenses, transportation, guides, chartered flights, technology, crews to...
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How to follow the climb
Follow the expedition: Watch the webisodes and read the blogs posted along the journey and hear about the challenges and triumphs that the team experiences. Click HERE. Sign up for the blog at info@findinglife.ca to receive the weekly updates during the expedition Sign your...
Read More"FindingLife presents the Denali 2013 Centennial Climb"
On June 7th, 2013, on the 100th anniversary of the first successful ascent of Denali (Mt. McKinley), a team of bloodline descendants will retrace their forefathers’ footsteps up the highest peak in North America.
