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Climbing ranger dies in crevasse fall during patrol on Denali, park service says

Climbing ranger dies in crevasse fall during patrol on Denali, park service says
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Robin Pendery, a mountaineering ranger at Denali National Park, died after falling into a crevasse during a patrol. Pendery was an experienced guide and medical professional who had served on the park's mountaineering staff since 2024.

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The incident highlights the extreme dangers faced by park personnel and climbers on Denali, which remains one of the most challenging environments for mountaineering in the United States.

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A mountaineering ranger died Thursday while patrolling Denali, National Park Service officials said.

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