Cassidy Randall is the author of “Thirty Below: The Harrowing and Heroic Story of the First All-Women’s Ascent of Denali.” ...

In 1970, they became the first group of women to reach the top of the Alaskan mountain — but the odds were against them.

In Dark Pyramid #1, a missing live streamer's girlfriend discovers more than breathtaking views when she investigates his ...

I n June of 1970, amid the snow-covered rock ramparts of Denali (the true name of North America’s highest peak), six women ...

America has always stripped the land of its original Indigenous names. It's had surprising climate implications ...

McKinley witnessed two pivotal moments in mountaineering history. This is Part 1, the story of McKinley's first winter ascent ...

Grace Hoeman was one of the best mountaineers of the 1960s, but male-dominated climbing groups refused to let her join. When ...

“We prefer it to stay Denali,” he said, “and we’re not going to change our name.” What perplexes many here is why Trump chose to thrust a mountain thousands of miles from Washington into ...

As a clergy person who has served congregations in the Black and of-color communities in Chicago, Boston and Washington, DC ...

The nine-member Mountaineering Club of Alaska expedition, led by Bill Babcock, had set out on foot from Wonder Lake, at the end of the Denali National Park road, more than three weeks before.

In 2015, under former President Obama, the Department of the Interior officially changed the mountain’s name from Mount McKinley to Denali, 40 years after Alaska made the same name change.

Lisa Roderick spent 22 years managing Denali Basecamp on the Kahiltna Glacier, acting as flight control for glacier pilots, ...