Three mountain climbers from the U.S. and Canada are missing after they failed to return from a planned ascent of New Zealand's highest peak, Aoraki, authorities said Tuesday, and rescue teams ...

Rescue teams have been scouring New Zealand’s Mount Cook in search of missing climbers Kurt Blair, Carlos Romero and an unidentified Canadian. Crews recovered their equipment but haven’t found ...

Mount Cook, however, poses serious risks including rockfall, avalanche exposure, and steep icy conditions – a mountaineering ...

The 50-year-old Romero along with 56-year-old Colorado resident Kurt Blair and a Canadian man failed to return Monday from their climb on Aoraki, also known as Mount Cook. Romero's bio on the SWS ...

The police suspended their search for two Americans and a Canadian who went missing while trying to reach the summit of Aoraki/Mount Cook. By Andrés R. Martínez The New Zealand authorities said ...

American nationals Kurt Blair, 56, and Carlos Romero, 50, and a Canadian man flew by helicopter on Saturday to a camp on Mount Cook, known as Aoraki in Maori, with plans to summit the 3,724m ...

also known as Mount Cook, is 12,218 feet high and is part of the Southern Alps, the scenic and icy mountain range that runs the length of New Zealand’s South Island. A settlement of the same ...

At the Mt Cook Lakeside Retreat you can marvel at no less than a billion of them, paired with pinot noir and charred venison. The luxurious lodge, skirting the edge of Lake Pukaki, now offers ...