Kristie Colton, a 28-year-old resident of Mountain View, is part of a group of visually impaired climbers who are slated to ...

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The man who climbed the Manitou Incline 30 times in 30 days with no training to raise money for prostate cancer is one of 20 ...

In the fall, a blind Mountain View woman will be part of a history-making expedition in which 11 blind hikers, with guides, ...

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Weather plays an important role in paragliding over Kilimanjaro's slopes. The ideal time for this activity is during the dry ...

The first time I saw 19,341-foot Mount Kilimanjaro was on our second day in Moshi, Tanzania, this past August. The clouds parted in the afternoon, revealing the top of the ethereal peak.

In comparison, Mount Everest, the world's tallest mountain, is about 29,035 feet. Still, Kilimanjaro soars well above the altitude at which life-threatening altitude sickness can occur.

There were still hours of climbing left to go. "You can cry later," he promised. Mount Kilimanjaro's peak is viewed from Shira II Camp at an elevation of 3500 meters, in Tanzania, February 2019.

A 7-year-old girl who climbed Mount Kilimanjaro to honor her late dad made history as the youngest girl to climb all 19,341 feet, according to a website that tracks records on the famous mountain ...