Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer (1998) Ski

Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer (1998) SkiThe most famous mountaineering book in recent history, this tell the story of the 1996 Mount Everest disaster, the deadliest day in Everest history, up to that point. This is an excellent description of the circus of Mount Everest, as well as an examination of the realities of guided expedition climbing. Also included with this purchase is a BONUS copy of The Climb, by Anatoli Boukreev. Boukreev was unhappy with his character portrayal in Into Thin

containing both North and South in a single volume

and where to get on them

Two copies available in similar condition

It covers climbs in the Navajo Nation (including Shiprock

Sixth edition

316 pages with numerous full-page photographic plates

Guide to "this crag we all love to hate

with ample black and white photos

The magazine made it about five years in this format

4 (August 1976)

5 Lbs) and postage will cost a few bucks more than average

This is a large-format softcover book in excellent condition