On the summit of the mountain Denali in Alaska. Two mountaineers (pictured as a shadow) cheer when they have climbed to the top of Mount Denali. This mountain in Alaska is the highest in North America. The expedition starts in Talkeetna and the alpinists fly by plane to the base camp on the Kahiltna glacier. The ascent takes an average of three weeks. Denali used to be called Mount McKinley and is the coldest mountain in the world.
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Inspiring pictures from the mountains: mountain climbing, skiing, freeriding, expeditions, mountain biking, relaxing with beautiful views.
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