Mountain Climbing in Glacier National Park(1926)

Mountain Climbing in Glacier National Park Synopsis

A man and a woman climbing the Grinnell Point in Glacier National Park. They start from the Many Glacier Hotel and progress on an easy terrain first to keep climbing on difficult and vertical rocks later. Finally the summit is reached and a panorama of the Swiftcurrent Lake and the hotel from the top is shown. The film belongs to a series of two films made to promote tourism travel to the Glacier National Park. The couple in the film are Dorothy Pilley, the prominent British mountaineer, and her husband Ivor Armstrong Richards, who traveled to the Glacier National Park in 1926 where they scaled 25 peaks in 19 days, together with Hans Reiss from Norway and Count Rinkie Donnersmark from Germany.

Mountain Climbing in Glacier National Park (1926) is a documentary film directed by Ray Bell, released on January 1, 1926 with a runtime of 4m. It stars Dorothy Pilley and Ivor Armstrong Richards.