Austrian Alpinists Summit Unclimbed Mt. Reaper in Alaska
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In May 2015, Austrian alpinists Hansjörg Auer and Much Mayr made the first ascent, in alpine style, of the previously unclimbed Mt. Reaper in Alaska. They
named their route, on the Reaper’s north face, Sugar Man (M7, 85°, A1, 750m).