John Waechter
Joined: Jul 4, 2024
John Waechter reached the summit of Mt. Everest (29,029 ft.) on May 25th, 2001. With the ascent of Mt. Everest, he successfully completed climbing the highest peak on each of the world’s seven continents, becoming the 58th person to conquer the Seven Summits. John continues to climb and enjoys other outdoor pursuits including road and gravel biking, running, and hiking. He covers climbing expeditions throughout the world, as well as other extreme adventures. John is the co-author of ‘Conquering The Seven Summits of Sales, published by HarperCollins. This book explores business sales practices and peak performance, while weaving in climbing metaphors and experiences. John graduated from Whitman College and received an MBA from the University of Washington. John serves on the Board of Directors at Seattle Bank, and SHWorldwide, LLC.
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American Climber Mike Gardner Falls to His Death on Jannu East
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Five Climbers Fall to Their Deaths on Dhaulagiri
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The American Everest Ski Project Aborts Hornbein Couloir Attempt
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American Ultra Runner Crushes Appalachian Trail Speed Record
American Tara Dower sets the speed record on the Appalachian Trial in astonishing 40 days, 18 hours and five minutes.
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17-Year Old Becomes Youngest American Woman to Summit Manaslu
Asha Noor Shehryar summited Manaslu, and became the youngest American woman to scale the 8th highest mountain in the world..
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American Expedition on Manaslu Reaches Camp 3 and Prepares for Summit Push
Madison Mountaineering's Manaslu Expedition enjoys exceptional weather on climb to Camp 3 - awaits summit push.
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Americans to Ski the Hornbein Couloir on Mt. Everest to Honor Hilaree Nelson
Ski mountaineer Jim Morrison is on Mt. Everest to ski the treacherous Horbein Couloir in remembrance of his fallen wife.