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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. 

Category: 8000 meter peaks

15/05/202315/05/2023

The Winds on Everest Go Down and the Climbers Go Up. Early Summits Breaking New Records.

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08/05/2023

The Wind Roars, the Tent Flaps and the Last Book is Finished? Now When Can You Climb Everest?

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Everest West Ridge, Everest, Tom Hornbein
08/05/202308/05/2023

The Passing of an American Icon – Tom Hornbein

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04/05/202308/05/2023

Kristin Harila Smashes World Record, Ascending all the 8,000 Metre Peaks in Record Time

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01/05/202322/04/2024

Scaling New Heights: Mount Everest Breaks Record with Unprecedented Number of Climber Permits. Does that make it more Dangerous?

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Join me on a climb:

Climb Everest, or trek to Base Camp on the remote North side of Everest. April/May 2026

Living on Everest, writing on Everest and reading on Everest – nothing less than the full experience over 18 years and 9 expeditions to Everest. Photo: Alexandar Hillary

Explore Mongolia and climb its’ tallest peaks – a remarkable journey to the remote west in Mongolia, staying in yurts, traveling with camels and ascending two stunning peaks. August, 2026

Climb Vinson Massif or ski tour through the remote mountains of Antarctica, or complete the last degree to the South Pole. Every year from December – January.

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, editions Paulsen, Chamonix

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