Mountaineering News May 2008

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THURSDAY, 29 MAY 2008
	Intrepid Travel Offers New Nepal Adventure
	BOULDER, Colo. - As a result of the increasing demand for Nepal adventure travel, Intrepid Travel announces a new technical climbing trek up Mera Peak. Nepal's highest trekking peak, Mera Peak, offers all that makes Nepal a classic adventure travel destination. Warm up with steady ascents over 10 days, trekking across Nepal's famous mountain scenery. Follow Dig Glacier with stunning views of Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 28 MAY 2008
	Elderly Climbers Reach the Summit of Mount Everest
	Another group of climbers had successfully summited Mt. Everest, but unlike in most expeditions, the members of this one are more than 70 years old. Min Bahadur Sherchan, 76 from Nepal, and Yuichiro Miura, 75 from Japan, have set a new age record on their recent climb to Mt. Everest. Sherchan reached the top on May 25, while Miura arrived at the peak the following day. Miura had previou Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 27 MAY 2008
	Two Japanese Climbers on McKinley Still Missing
	Two Japanese climbers who failed to return home from their climb are still missing, while the rescuers from Mt. McKinley continue to search the mountain for any clues of their whereabouts. Denali National Park and Preserve spokeswoman Maureen McLaughlin refused to name the missing climbers but said both are in their mid-20s, experienced climbers, and that one of them even spent time in the Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 22 MAY 2008
	5Point Film Festival Announces Film Award Winners
	Carbondale, Colorado - After a spectacular weekend of film screenings at the 5Point Film Festival, the film jury announced the results of the film awards: Best Action Film – King Lines by Peter Mortimer & Josh Lowell Best Inspiring Adventure – Ain’t Got No Friends on a Powder Day by Nicolas Falquet & Loris Falquet Best Cinematography – Seasons by The Collective Best of Festival – Pa Read Full Story
	Ice Sculpting at NZ Mountain Film Festival
	Organizers of the New Zealand Mountain Film Festival are calling for sculptors to sharpen their tools and unleash their creative flair for the inaugural Wanaka Ice Art Championships this July. Individuals or teams of up to four will be given blocks of ice to transform into winter masterpieces for the opening night of the five-day festival. The sculptured work will remain on display at the Lak Read Full Story
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