Glacier Climbing & Crevasse Rescue: Essential Skills for Snow Travel
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Book
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ISBN 10
1680516442
ISBN 13
9781680516449
Category
700s -- Arts & Recreation
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Publication Year
2025
Publisher
Pages
336
Subject
Mountain Climbing, Winter Sports, Mountaineering, Mountaineering techniques, Glacier travel, Crevasse rescue, Ice climbing, Snow travel skills, Rope systems, Wilderness rescue, Outdoor survival
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Abstract
This instructional manual teaches climbers how to travel safely across glaciers and steep snow terrain. Ian Nicholson explains the tools, techniques, and decision-making skills required for mountaineering in icy environments. The book includes detailed guidance on rope systems, movement techniques, and hazard management, along with in-depth instruction on rescuing a climber from a crevasse. Through practical examples and expert advice, it prepares readers to manage risks and respond effectively to emergencies in alpine settings.
Description
Glacier Climbing & Crevasse Rescue is a comprehensive instructional guide to traveling safely on snow and glaciers. Written by IFMGA-certified guide Ian Nicholson, the book covers essential skills such as ropework, movement on snow and ice, route planning, and hazard assessment. It also provides detailed instruction on crevasse rescue techniques and emergency response in alpine environments.
Designed for intermediate and advanced climbers, the book uses step-by-step explanations and photos to teach practical techniques for real-world mountain situations, including anchor building, belaying, rappelling, and self-rescue systems.
Designed for intermediate and advanced climbers, the book uses step-by-step explanations and photos to teach practical techniques for real-world mountain situations, including anchor building, belaying, rappelling, and self-rescue systems.
Number of Copies
1
| Library | Accession No | Call No | Copy No | Edition | Location | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main | 270 |
796.522 NIC |
1 | Yes |



