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Luna tightens her grip on the ice-axe and stares into the white emptiness. Above the Snowline is an anthology of high-altitude horror, where the thin air whispers secrets and the cold does more than freeze. Each episode is a self-contained story set in the world's most remote peaks — from the Himalaya to the Andes, from the Alps to the frozen ranges of Alaska. Luna guides you through tales of climbers who find things better left buried beneath the ice, of solitary mountaineers who hear voices in the wind, and of expeditions that vanish without a trace. The stories are slow-burn, atmospheric, and grounded in the real terrors of altitude: hypoxia, crevasses, avalanches, and the fragile line between survival and madness. But beneath the snow and rock, older things stir — things that have waited for centuries. Luna's narration is quiet, intimate, as if she's huddled beside you in a tent, the storm pressing against the fabric, telling you the one story she swore she'd never repeat. Each episode stands alone, but the cold will follow you long after the story ends. And when you think you've heard the last word, listen to the wind. It might answer back. #AboveTheSnowline #HighAltitudeHorror #MountainHorror #MountaineeringHorror #AlpineHorror #SnowboundHorror #ExpeditionHorror #FrozenNightmares #CrevasseHorror #YetiHorror #AvalancheHorror #SummitFever #LunaNarrates #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #AnthologyHorror #SlowBurnHorror #AtmosphericHorror Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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In the winter of 2019, a woman named Elise drove her pickup over Wolf Creek Pass every Tuesday night to visit her mother in Del Norte. One night, a week before Thanksgiving, she found a pile of bones arranged in a spiral
April 1998. A solo climber on an abandoned mining road above Silverton, Colorado, discovers a child's wicker cradle wedged in a snowdrift near an old cabin. The cradle is dry, warm, and filled with fresh pine needles. Ov
In the summer of 2019, a solo climber named Cora left a note in a tent at 14,000 feet on Deadhorse Pass. Luna was the one who found it. The note was addressed to no one, but it described a woman in a red jacket who had b
On a moonless December night in 1997, a solo climber named Rachel stopped at the old ranger hut on Deadman Pass—a three-walled shelter of splintered logs and corrugated tin that stood just below the summit. She was ex-mi
In the winter of 2019, a solo climber named Eva took shelter in a disused ranger cabin on Deadman Pass. The cabin held only a table, a stove, and a spiral notebook filled with writing in a small, neat hand. The entries b
On the final ridge before Deadman Pass, at thirty below, I found a door standing alone in the snow. No cabin. No foundation. Just a pine door with a wrought-iron handle, warm to the touch. I shouldn't have opened it. I s
Luna remembers a December night in Elk Fork, Montana, where she met a woman named Alice who had been waiting for someone on the No Return Trail for three days. The snow fell without wind, covering the tracks before they
Luna recounts a night in late September 2018 when she pulled off Highway 191 near the Montana-Wyoming border to check a faint dirt track called Deadman Ridge Road. The map showed it as a through route back to the highway
August 2019, just outside the ghost town of Tincup, Colorado. Luna was two nights into a solo traverse of the Continental Divide when she saw a fire burning in a drainage that wasn't on her map. The man waiting by it was
Luna was guiding a small group through the Wind River Range when she met a woman who had been walking the wrong trail for three days. Not lost — just... following something only she could see. They shared a campfire on D
Luna recounts a solo climb of a forgotten couloir on Burial Peak in the Sierra Nevada, late October 2021. The route felt wrong from the start—lichen on the rock that shouldn't grow there, a fixed rope that wasn't on any
October 2008. A solo winter traverse of a forgotten mining road in the San Juan Mountains. The narrator stops for the night at a collapsed cabin marked on no map. Inside, the walls are covered in children's drawings. Eve
On a frozen October night in the town of Silverton, Colorado, a woman named Elise began counting her steps. Not for exercise, not for meditation—but because something on the high pass had taught her that the number of st
Luna tells the story of a solo winter ascent on Deadman Spur, a remote peak in the Alaska Range, where she found a length of climbing rope that didn't belong to her. The rope led her to a series of eerie discoveries—a sm
On a still August night in 1993, Luna was camped alone in the Bitterroot Valley, listening to a neighbor's story by a dying fire. The woman had lived her whole life on Burnt Fork Road, and she knew every creak and whispe
A solo winter ascent of a remote Colorado peak. A boot half buried in the snow at twelve thousand feet. A name stitched inside. A story of a climber who went up but never came down. Luna pieces together what happened to
Luna recounts a story from a winter climbing trip in the San Juans, Colorado, in February 2018. After a whiteout forces her to bivouac on a frozen creek, she finds a woman's ice axe planted in the snow with a single blue
Luna recounts a story from a sleepless night in a small Montana town called Silverton, where a plume of smoke rising from a ridge at dusk led her to an encounter with a woman who had been waiting for a message she was ne
In the summer of 2018, Luna hiked into the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness with a woman named Tess, a backcountry guide who knew the trails better than anyone. They planned a simple three-day loop. But on the second afterno
November 2022. Deadman Road, a dirt track that switchbacks into the Sangre de Cristo foothills outside the town of Blanca, Colorado. Luna parks her truck at the last pullout before the Forest Service gate and hikes the f
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