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Explore 7 summits takes us up the peaks, alongside the climbers, and into the cultures on our journey to the top of the 7 summits. From Everest to Vinson, Aconcagua to Denali, as well as Carstensz, Elbrus and Kilimanjaro. 

Author: robertmadsanderson

Anderson is the Author of Seven Summits Solo, To Everest via Antarctica and Antonovs over the Arctic: Flying to the North Pole in a Russian biplane. His most recent book is Nine Lives - Expeditions to Everest and in French, Neuf Vies - Expeditions A L'Everest He led the ascent of a new route on Everests' Kangshung Face, with a 4- man team including Paul Teare, Ed Webster and Stephen Venables, ascending without Sherpas or oxygen, before going on to ascend the remaining of the 7 summits solo. More recently, in the Himalaya, he has guided ascents of Everest (twice), Shishipangma, Cho Oyu, and Makalu. Seven Summits Solo covers his solo ascents of all the 7 summits, in a large format coffee table book, also released in a private edition for Rolex. To Everest via Antarctica was published widely, including pirated into a Romanian edition with someone else on the cover - but the story is his. Anderson has gone on to complete a number of new routes on Mt Vinson in Antarctica, spending the 2016/17/19/20 seasons guiding on both the rarely visited East and the traditional West sides of the peak. In 2018, he ascended Cartstenz Pyramid, climbing with Peter Hillary, completing the 8th of the 7 summits. Anderson is a frequent lecturer for multi-national corporations, with talks and training seminars on leadership, team-building, motivation and achieving larger than life goals with smaller than expected teams.
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Seasons for the 7 Summits – the best times to climb (and some adventurous options)

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16/12/2022

Solo to the Top of Antarctica, Ascending the Rolex Ridge, Mount Vinson

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“The best ascent of Everest in terms and style of pure adventure.” Reinhold Messner

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17/11/202217/11/2022

A Rare Touch of Himalayan Perfection – Himlung Himal, 7,126 metres (23,379 feet)

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Vinson, Vinson Massif, Antarctica
01/11/202209/11/2022

How is Climbing Vinson Different from Climbing Everest?

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On a new route to the top of Antarctica

Explore 7 summits takes us up the peaks, alongside the climbers, and into the cultures on our journey to the top of the worlds’ 7 continents.

From Everest to Vinson, Kosciusko, Carstensz Pyramid, Aconcagua, Kilimanjaro, Denali and Elbrus.

Join me on a climb:

Climb Everest, or trek to Base Camp. April/May 2023

Trek to Upper Dolpo, or ascend to over 7,000 meters on Himlung Himal, Nepal.

Climb Vinson Massif or ski tour through the remote mountains of Antarctica. 20 Nov. – 20 Jan. 2023

Climb Carstenz Pyramid, Indonesia or Kilimanjaro, Africa.  Customized personal expeditions at any time of the year.

Or read my books: Nine Lives – Expeditions to Everest, Seven Summits Solo, To Everest via Antarctica or Antonovs over the Arctic. And in French, Neuf vies – Expeditions A L’Everest

Recent Posts

  • Seasons for the 7 Summits – the best times to climb (and some adventurous options)
  • Solo to the Top of Antarctica, Ascending the Rolex Ridge, Mount Vinson
  • “The best ascent of Everest in terms and style of pure adventure.” Reinhold Messner
  • A Rare Touch of Himalayan Perfection – Himlung Himal, 7,126 metres (23,379 feet)

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Nine Lives – Expeditions to Everest, the 1 minute book trailer:

https://www.explore7summits.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Nine-Lives.mp4

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Robert Mads Anderson

Kathmandu, Nepal

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