On May 10, 1996, more than 30 climbers became stranded high on the world’s tallest mountain by a powerful and unexpected storm. Oxygen-starved, exhausted and lost in the darkness, their story became a ...

(CNN) — A Sherpa climbing guide who was believed to have died high on Mount Everest was found crawling back to Base Camp after spending almost a week on the mountain with no food or bottled oxygen.

Afghan woman makes history for climbing Everest Link Copied! Isa Soares reports on the remarkable story of River Ahmad, who recently became the first Afghan woman to climb Mt. Everest.

A Sherpa guide everyone thought was dead on Mount Everest has been found alive after surviving nearly a week alone in the frighteningly and unsubtly named “death zone,” without food or bottled oxygen.

Watch as 274 climbers reached Mount Everest’s summit in a single day, marking the busiest ascent ever on the world’s highest peak.