Hudson Stuck climbed Mount McKinley as he wanted to push himself to more adventurous targets, being a scientist was not just about fame - its about adventure. That's why I think Hudson and his team climbed McKinley for.

In 1913 Hudson Stuck was the first to climb Mount McKinley.

There are many possible trivia questions that one could make about Mount McKinley. A few of these include: how high is Mount McKinley? (20,320 feet), how cold does it get at the top? (100 below zero), and who was the first to climb it? (Hudson Stuck).

The major river in New York is the Hudson River. It is 314 miles long that flows through the eastern part of New York state. It was named after Henry Hudson. Some other rivers in New York are the Mohawk River and Genesee River.

From Lake Tear of the Clouds, Mount Marcy, Adirondack Mountains, New York, United States.