H. Adams Carter
American mountaineer and journalist
Born
1914
111 years ago
Died
April 1st, 1995
30 years ago — 81 years old
Category
Explorers & Adventurers
Country
United States
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An American mountaineer, journalist, and educator, contributed extensively to the field of mountaineering through writing and teaching. Authored several significant works on climbing and mountaineering techniques. Taught at various educational institutions, emphasizing outdoor education and environmental awareness. Led numerous expeditions in North America and beyond, sharing experiences through writings in outdoor magazines.
Authored 'The Incomplete Guide to Glacier National Park'
Contributed articles to 'Climbing' magazine
Educated future generations in outdoor skills
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