In February 1959, nine skilled hikers set off into the Russian Ural Mountains—none returned alive. The eerie circumstances of their deaths on Dead Mountain have fueled decades of speculation. Violent injuries, missing shoes, and strange radiation on their clothes leave more questions than answers.
Through the hikers’ journals, rare government records, and personal interviews, Dead Mountain uncovers the mystery behind the Dyatlov Pass Incident. Author Donnie Eichar retraces their doomed trek, revealing unsettling details and long-hidden clues.
As the truth unfolds, readers are left to wonder: what really happened that night on Dead Mountain, and why did these hikers never make it home?
