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How the Big Late Fall Storms Affect Highpoints

A historic onslaught of extreme autumn weather has fundamentally transformed the rugged landscapes surrounding the Southwest’s highest peaks, turning standard mountaineering objectives into high-stakes survival zones. Driven by a powerful El Niño pattern and fueled by intense tropical moisture plumes, … Continue reading →

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Climbing Everest in 45 Minutes With Eclipso VR

The Everest: The First Ascent VR experience at Eclipso is an immersive, free-roam virtual reality journey that recreates the historic 1953 British Mount Everest expedition led by John Hunt, where Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay (alongside their Sherpa team) became … Continue reading →

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Investigation Into Mount Arvon Granite Cemetery Marker Leaves Authorities Ghosted

Authorities investigating how a granite grave marker on Mount Arvon wound up on the summit have reached a dead end, and they have been ghosted.

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Mount Mansfield’s Wampahoofus

The story of the Wampahoofus is a classic piece of American “fearsome critter” folklore. It originated in the 19th-century logging camps of the Green Mountains, where lumberjacks spun wild camp stories to pass the long winter nights and prank unsuspecting … Continue reading →

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Supernatural Stories Associated With Mount Frissell

Climbing Mount Frissell in daylight may not be a big deal. But doing it at night, you might encounter the Ghost of Grandma Thurston, the Witches of the Raggies, or the Ghostly Lanterns of the Taconic. You have to wonder … Continue reading →

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Hauntings on Mount Washington

Mount Washington is widely considered one of the most haunted locations in New England. Because the mountain has claimed over 160 lives due to its notoriously extreme, erratic weather and avalanches, ghost lore spans from the base to its 6,288-foot … Continue reading →

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Military Funds Mine 6 Miles From Mount Arvon

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Mount Tilden Mine is higher than Mount Arvon and Mount Curwood (and its pit mine goes deeper than them) in Michigan

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Denali is a Boring Magma Formation. While There is Gold in Them Thar Hills

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Himalayan Sea Salt is Mined at 945 Feet and 800 Miles From Everest

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