The Man and the Mountains: Paul Petzoldt, circa 1994

Item — cassette: 33

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Producer/Director: Ken Verdoia

He was a ground breaking mountaineer, an innovator in climbing, safety and survival. He developed a cutting edge approach while educating three generations of Americans on wilderness leadership and self-discovery. In a rare and candid interview, he talks of his life at the top of the world. With the Majestic Teton range of western Wyoming as his backdrop, he recounts dangerous early climbing experiences, his breathtaking expeditions to the world's most challenging summits, and the evolution of a new ethical standard for enjoying outdoor recreation without destroying the wild landscape. 57:00 minutes.

Dates

circa 1994

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Materials in English.

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