Carina Räihä Denali “End of the world” near 14000″ camp
Coming down from 14000″ camp Denali, Alaska
Carina Räihä Search & rescue training at 14000″ camp, Denali
Carina Räihä at “The end of the world” near Denali 14000″ Camp
Carina Räihä on Denali, the highest mountain in North America
Carina Räihä on Denali, the highest mountain in North America
Denali Alaska Carina Räihä
Denali Alaska
Denali Alaska
Denali Alaska
Denali base camp
Denali camp Alaska
Kahiltna Glacier Alaska
Denali Alaska
Denali Alaska Camp
2012
Attempt to climb North America’s highest mountain, Denali, 6194 meters. Due to Denali’s far northern latitude, the mountain’s barometric pressure is less than closer to equator making the mountain feel higher than it is. Denali is also called one of the coldest mountains in the world due to adverse weather conditions.
The expedition had to turn down after 19 days on the mountain waiting out several snow storms and avalanche prone conditions for 11 days at Camp 3 resulting in food and petrol supplies running out.
Alaska (USA)
