Summary: In the early 1960s, a woman decided to end men's domination in mountain climbing. Her name was Wanda Rutkiewicz and she went on to become the first European women to climb Mount Everest, the first woman ever to climb K2, and the only female climber of her time who could challenge men and prove to them women were equal. However, underneath all this success there was loneliness, dejection, and desperate efforts to build a normal life outside of 8000-metre-high peaks…
