Accidents in North American Mountaineering 2013: Number 3-Issue 66
by John E. Williamson, Aram Attarian
This 2013 edition of Accidents in North American Mountaineering, Issue 66, edited by John E. Williamson and Aram Attarian, records mountaineering incidents from the year. It offers factual reports and analysis to enhance safety awareness and prevent future mishaps in the sport.
About This Book
Accidents in North American Mountaineering 2013, Issue 66, compiles reports on mountaineering incidents across North America for that year. Edited by John E. Williamson and Aram Attarian, it serves as a resource for climbers seeking to understand accident patterns.
The publication details various accidents, highlighting factors such as equipment failure, weather conditions, and human error. It aims to promote safety through retrospective analysis without speculating on outcomes.
Readers can use this volume to inform their training and preparation for mountaineering expeditions. The content is structured to provide clear, factual accounts of events.
As part of an ongoing series, this issue contributes to the broader effort of documenting mountaineering risks in North America.
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