The north side of K2 in China hasn’t been climbed in more than a decade, and for good reason. To even get there, you travel through remote, tourism-limited regions, ride camels for weeks with all your gear, and cross a massive river that’s only passable when frozen. Once in, you wait out the melt, climb, then stay until conditions shift again to make your exit. Adrian calls it a dream trip—one of those rare expeditions so wild and committing that if the invite came, it’d be nearly impossible to

The 2008 K2 Disaster - What REALLY Happened? (MARATHON)