Teams have rescued two mountain climbers who were trapped 20,000 feet high in the Himalayas for two days after a rope that was being used to hoist their provisions snapped. Top News U.S. News ...

A 20-year-old climber fell approximately 200 feet while solo-climbing on Maroon Peak on Wednesday, prompting a helicopter ...

A rescue team hoisted a 20-year-old climber to safety Wednesday after the person was injured falling 200 feet while climbing ...

This photograph shared by Indian Air Force on the X platform shows two foreign climbers, center, who were stranded in India's Himalayas posing with Indian Air Force personnel who rescued them in ...

The climber fell and broke a leg in steep and unstable terrain less than 200 feet from the mountain’s 14,022-foot summit, according to the Pitkin County Sheriff’s Office.

American Michelle Dvorak and British climber Fay Manners were transported to safety by an Indian Air Force helicopter on Oct. 5 2 Climbers, Including an American, Rescued 3 Days After Losing ...

The winds had blown the climbers' tent and equipment away, so rescuers attempted to drop supplies to them. However, because of the winds, the supplies were dropped 1,500 feet below the climbers.

Photos showed the climbers clinging to the side of the mountain. Two climbers were rescued off a mountain in Utah after they got lost in the dark. The hikers set out around 4 p.m. Friday to climb ...

The climber was rescued at an elevation of around 19,600 feet. A recovery effort will be planned to retrieve the body of the dead climber, the park service said.

Utah climbers pinned down on a slab on Mt. Olympus during a storm were rescued Saturday night in what officials said was a "miracle." The trio was stranded on the West Slabs of the mountain in ...

LUCKNOW, India (AP) — American and British climbers have been rescued after being stranded for three days on a mountain in India’s Himalayan north. Fay Jane Manners from the United Kingdom and ...

Two foreign climbers, center, who were stranded in India's Himalayas, are with Indian Air Force personnel who rescued them in Uttarakhand, India, on Oct. 7.