What does MM stand for?

Mount McKinley (Alaska, US)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Park Service biologist Adolph Murie, who in the 1940s studied wolves at Alaska's Mount McKinley National Park (today's Denali), was even less charitable in his appraisal of man's place, if any, in nature.

The National Parks: America's Best Idea

When naturalist Charles Sheldon needed a guide to assist in his studies of Dall sheep during the winter of 1907-08, he hired veteran Alaska dog musher Harry Karstens, the man who was part of the first ascent of Mount McKinley in 1913 along with Hudson Stuck and Walter Harper.

Musher sought for one-of-kind job in Alaska

Two experienced climbers fell more than 2,000 feet to their deaths on Alaska's Mount McKinley, raising this year's death toll on the mountain to four, officials said Friday.

2 Mount McKinley climbers fall to their deaths

Hunting ducks, geese, and deer, and fishing for salmon across the state helps McGoldrick experience the beauty of Alaska's wildlife and jumping out of a military CH 47 Chinook helicopter in the middle of winter onto the slopes of Mount McKinley to rescue survivors of a plane crash keeps his adventurous spirit content.

Alaska Memories--Adventures in the Wilds of Alaska

How much taller is Mount Everest than Mount McKinley in feet?

Lofty peaks

The largest mountain in North America, Mount McKinley, located in spectacular Denali National Park offers unsurpassed experiences for hikers and backcountry enthusiasts.

Alaska Adventure

95 Hardcover F912 A popular historian of Alaska, Haigh presents a biography of Alaska pioneer Quigley (1871-1944), who was often mentioned by visitors to nearby Mount McKinley in their reports and articles, but who had never been the subject of a sustained study before.

Searching for Fannie Quigley; a wilderness life in the shadow of ...

Nigel Vardy was told he may never climb again after he nearly died on Alaska's Mount McKinley eight years ago.

7 PEAKS.. NO FINGERS