Be prepared for mountaineering on Denali (Mt. McKinley) or any other high, cold mountain with this bundle
Your Guide to Safely Enjoying Cold Mountain Expeditions
Prepare for the adventure of a lifetime with this four-book bundle crafted by polar explorer Aaron Linsdau. With five Denali expeditions under his belt, Linsdau delivers hard-earned knowledge, real-world strategies, and essential survival skills to help you take on North America’s tallest peak—or any extreme mountain environment.
Whether you’re venturing into Alaska’s backcountry, preparing for a Denali climb, or facing any cold-weather expedition, this bundle equips you with the tools to succeed. Packed with expert guidance on winter camping, cold survival, and high-altitude planning, these books are perfect for climbers, backpackers, and adventurers pushing into harsh conditions.
From the Alaska Range to the Andes and Himalayas, this collection helps you train, pack, and perform with confidence on any alpine expedition or remote mountain journey. It’s an ideal companion to technical mountaineering manuals, focusing on the preparation, skills, and resilience needed to thrive in cold, unforgiving environments.
This bundle includes:
Lost at Windy Corner
A gripping true story from Denali’s icy slopes, filled with life-or-death lessons on risk, endurance, and mental toughness.
How to Keep Your Feet Warm in the Cold
Battle-tested techniques to protect your feet from frostbite—because if your feet fail, your expedition ends.
The Motivated Amateur’s Guide to Winter Camping
A comprehensive, beginner-friendly guide to staying safe and comfortable in harsh winter environments.
Adventure Expedition One (with Dr. Terry M. Williams, M.D.)
Step-by-step instructions on planning and executing your first expedition—perfect for aspiring adventurers ready to level up.
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About the Author
Aaron Linsdau is a polar explorer and best-selling author who skied to the South Pole solo in -50ºF (-46ºC) temperatures and has climbed on Denali solo five times. He has spent months camping in brutal conditions and shares the techniques that kept him alive.
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