mountain climbing

noun

Origin of mountain climbing

First recorded in 1870–75

Related formsmountain climber, noun

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But 60 Minutes reported that he actually visited the village of Korphe a year after the mountain-climbing excursion.
Another Memoir Meltdown
Howard Kurtz
April 18, 2011

But this mountain-climbing did not interrupt blue-jersey's talk.
"Captains Courageous"
Rudyard Kipling
Tony studied her mountain-climbing costume with an air of concern.
Jerry
Jean Webster
Here's a good stout pair, serviceable for walking or for mountain-climbing.
Manasseh
Maurus Jokai
But, young as were these hunters from Alaska, they were not inexperienced in mountain-climbing.
The Young Alaskans in the Rockies
Emerson Hough
Swiss guides for mountain-climbing and glacier trips may be obtained for $5.00 a day.
Your National Parks
Enos A. Mills