Mountain Hardwear

Mountain Hardwear Heratio Sleeping Bag: Women's 32 Degree Down

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Material: 33D nylon, DWR coating, 30D nylon taffeta Insulation: 650-fill Q.Shield down Waterproofing: Q.Shield Shape: mummy Draft Collar: yes Zipper: left, right Max User Height: 5 ft 8 in, 5 ft 10 in Shoulder Circumference: 56 in, 58 in Hip Circumference: 56 in, 58 in Foot Circumference: 36 in, 38 in Bag Length: 72 in, 78 in Fill Weight: 14 oz, 1 lb Degree: 32 F European Norm Comfort Rating: 32 F European Norm Lower Limit Rating: 20 F Stuff Size: 7 x 14 in Stuff Sack: yes Claimed Weight: 1 lb 14 oz, 1 lb 15 oz Recommended Use: camping, backpacking Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime

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Kahiltna Dome (3 784 m / 12 415 ft)

In 1903 Robert Dunn, a member of Dr. Cook's first Alaskan expedition, named the mountain we call Kahiltna Dome, "Mt. Hunter." When making the map, the surveyor mistakenly placed "Mt. Hunter" on a different mountain 10 miles south and the name stuck leaving the dome at the head of the Kahiltna un-named. Dr. Bradford Washburn first climbed the mountain in 1951 while making the first ascent of Denali's West Buttress route. He reported the name, "Kahiltna Dome" in 1961. "The views from Kahiltna Dome are the best one could have of Denali's West Buttress route," says Washburn.