Synopses & Reviews
This book covers all aspects of glacier travel from equipment, rope rigging, anchors, belay systems, the many forms of crevasse rescue and more. The authors have a combined 60 years of mountaineering and outdoor education experience.
Synopsis
Crossing glaciers is a necessary component of many mountain climbs. In the alpine environment, the ability to travel safely, and the confidence to perform an efficient rescue in the event of mishap is paramount to a safe and enjoyable climbing experience.
Although there are other books on glacier travel and crevasse rescue, none are as clear, complete, and up to date as Glaciers! The Art of Travel, the Science of Rescue.
Through the use of hundreds of illustrations and photos, this book covers all aspects of glacier travel, including equipment, rope rigging, prusiking, snow and ice anchors, belay systems, self-arrests, and many different forms of crevasse rescue.
Synopsis
How-to guide on safe travel around and over crevasses and rescue techniques filled with illlustrations and photos.