Mugs Stump was a renowned American alpinist who was born on February 11, 1949, and tragically passed away in an avalanche while climbing in the Canadian Rockies in 1992. Stump was known for his bold and innovative climbing style, as well as his numerous first ascents in difficult and remote mountain ranges around the world.
Stump was particularly famous for his alpine climbing achievements in Alaska, where he made notable ascents of peaks such as Mount McKinley (now known as Denali), Mount Hunter, and the Moose's Tooth. He also made significant contributions to climbing in the Himalayas, completing difficult and technically challenging routes on peaks such as Shivling and K2.
In addition to his climbing accomplishments, Stump was also a respected climbing guide and instructor, sharing his expertise and passion for the mountains with others. His legacy continues to inspire and influence generations of climbers to push their limits and explore new frontiers in the world of alpinism.
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