Earlier this month, news broke that skier and mountaineer Jim Morrison had completed the first successful ski descent of Mt. Everest’s foreboding Hornbein Couloir. First climbed in 1963 by Tom ...

Considering the fact that Jim Morrison has been revered as a counterculture icon for decades, many fans would be surprised to learn that his favorite singers included such classic crooners as Bing ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. American Jim Morrison trains in the shadow of Everest’s north face in 2024. His Wednesday descent of the mountain’s Hornbein ...

Skier and mountaineer Jim Morrison has completed the first-ever ski descent of Mt. Everest’s notoriously challenging Hornbein Couloir in a feat National Geographic called “the most audacious ski run ...

Everest has been skied and snowboarded, but past attempts have always been on the southern slope. On Oct. 15, world-renowned skier Jim Morrison flipped the script, though. Instead of going the same ...

Mountaineer Jim Morrison hopped left on his skis, sending trickles of snow down a sheer gully on the North Face of Mount Everest, then he hopped to the right, his breath heavy in the oxygen-thin air.

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Upon the release of their eponymous debut in 1967, Jim Morrison and the rest of The Doors joined a tidal wave of evolving rock ‘n’ roll that would come to define the latter half of the decade with its ...

Skier and mountaineer Jim Morrison has completed the first-ever ski descent of Mt. Everest’s notoriously challenging Hornbein Couloir in a feat National Geographic called “the most audacious ski run ...

American skier Jim Morrison has descended the extremely steep and dangerous North Face of Mount Everest on skis. He dedicated his success to his partner, who died in a fatal accident.On October 15, ...

Mountaineer Jim Morrison hopped left on his skis, sending trickles of snow down a sheer gully on the North Face of Mount Everest, then he hopped to the right, his breath heavy in the oxygen-thin air.