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Why This Small Mountain Is More Dangerous Than Everest!

Mount Washington in New Hampshire isn’t the tallest peak in North America, not even close — but don’t let its modest height fool you. With over 170 lives lost, hurricane-force winds, and extreme alpine conditions, it is the deadliest mountain in the world per vertical foot/meter. *per foot/meter ⛰️ For 15% off my favorite outdoor brand click this link and be amazed at the fine offerings of this great outdoor brand company: https://tinyurl.com/BurgeonEverest | use the code EVEREST at checkout 🔹 Note: At 13:15 to 13:23 the graphic showing "Thom's Rope" is incorrectly placed. Thom’s rope was actually the one at the very top of the four ropes shown in red lines along the route, not where it was accidentally labeled. Apologies for the mix-up — and thanks for watching closely! In this film, I return to the scene of a harrowing winter climb — a day that nearly ended in tragedy when an avalanche tore through our route, leaving me thinking I had lost three friends. One of them had been to Everest with me. Another, a retired U.S. veteran and amputee. We made mistakes. The mountain responded. From its deadly reputation and bizarre weather systems to its historic Cog Railway and Crawford Path, Mount Washington is America’s Everest in more ways than one. This is a story about training for the world's highest peaks… and how the most dangerous mountain in your life might be the one closest to home. 🎯 Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, climber, or someone fascinated by survival training, this story is a reminder of how fast the wilderness can turn. CHAPTERS 00:00 - I Trained for Everest Here — And Almost Died Trying 00:58 - 170 lives lost and more stats 1:11 - freak of geography and why Mount Washington has the world's worst weather 2:22 - I chose to live here and this is why 3:21 - crashes in Tuckerman's Ravine 4:12 - continuous weather monitoring on summit 4:44 - proximity to many large populations and easy access 6:57 - Central Gully, Huntington Ravine avalanche 2013 9:56 - snow accumulating during the day psychological aspects of a large group 11:43 - the premonition the avalanche 13:50 - Andy disappeared 15:41 - news media attention and reflection 🌐 Topics Covered: Mount Washington weather and rescue history Survival techniques in extreme conditions The psychology of decision-making under stress Essential gear and preparation for winter expeditions How small mountains can be more dangerous than the world’s tallest peaks 👀 Watch to learn what it takes to prepare for the unexpected—and why respecting nature is non-negotiable. #MountWashington #Survival #Adventure #Everest =================================== RESOURCES: Mount Washington Observatory summit conditions: https://mountwashington.org/weather/c... Mount Washington Avalanche Center: https://www.mountwashingtonavalanchec... 🙏 Thanks to the Camp 4 supporters of Everest Mystery: Mike Nicholson • Ursula Dimberger • Henriette Pi 🔔 Subscribe for more mountain mysteries, survival stories, and Everest insights. ===================================== Here are some ways you can help support this channel: Our Patreon for access to exclusive content:   / everestmystery   Channel Membership for access to perks and exclusive content:    / @everestmystery   Tip Jar for anyone who would like to help: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/Evere... ------------------- DISCLAIMER: Thank you for watching this video! We want to clarify that some of the footage used in this content is intended for educational purposes, providing commentary and analysis on the subject matter. We respect copyright holders and have made efforts to attribute the sources wherever possible. Our goal is to enhance the educational value of our content, fostering understanding and critical thinking. If you have any concerns regarding the use of this footage, please contact us directly. We are committed to addressing any issues promptly. Thank you for your understanding. Sincerely, Everest Mystery