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Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania (19,340 feet)Kili, as the industry calls it, is one of the world’s most famous non-technical...
14/11/2024

Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania (19,340 feet)

Kili, as the industry calls it, is one of the world’s most famous non-technical climbs. Every climber wants to tick this one off the bucket list. It’s the tallest mountain on the African continent, and while no rock climbing skills are needed, it’s one of the toughest summits on the map.

The experience lasts around one week of hiking, depending on which route you take. The trek traverses through a range of different landscapes and climates – from rainforests to glacial valleys to alpine deserts. If you have the mental grit and leg power to get to the top, you’ll be rewarded with views across the African plains.

Mount Aconcagua, Argentina (22,837 feet)Argentinas’ Aconcagua is the highest peak in the Western Hemisphere, and the sec...
14/11/2024

Mount Aconcagua, Argentina (22,837 feet)

Argentinas’ Aconcagua is the highest peak in the Western Hemisphere, and the second highest of the Seven Summits. It’s considered the tallest non-technical mountain in the world, yet still requires crampons and ice axes to get through the glaciers.

Mount Khuiten, Mongolia (14,291 feet)Mount Khuiten is Mongolia’s highest mountain. While it is fringed by glaciers and s...
12/11/2024

Mount Khuiten, Mongolia (14,291 feet)

Mount Khuiten is Mongolia’s highest mountain. While it is fringed by glaciers and snow-capped peaks, it’s not as technical as it looks. Since it is one of the most remote mountaineering experiences on the map, you will need a permit and a guide to navigate the multi-day excursion.

The peak sits at the junction of Mongolia, Russia, and China, nestled deep in the Altai Mountain range. The hike begins with a moderate walk through the green Altai valleys. It then gradually ascents into a landscape of snowcapped peaks and glaciers. As you might expect, this is the kind of place where you can experience all four seasons in one day.

Mount Kinabalu, Malaysia (13,435 feet)As the highest mountain in Malaysia, it’s no surprise that Mount Kinabalu is one o...
12/11/2024

Mount Kinabalu, Malaysia (13,435 feet)

As the highest mountain in Malaysia, it’s no surprise that Mount Kinabalu is one of the most popular hikes in Southeast Asia.

You’ll need both a permit and a guide to hike this peak, which takes around two days to summit. Day one is all about walking through a rich, biodiverse rainforest. But the main attraction here (as with many mountains) is the sunrise on the second day. For the best views, you’ll start the final summit push around 2am.

From the peak, the forest thins out and the landscape shifts from vibrant greens to rocky surfaces and misty clouds.

Mount Toubkal, Morocco (13,671 feet)The trails you will walk have been used by local tribes for centuries – way before E...
12/11/2024

Mount Toubkal, Morocco (13,671 feet)

The trails you will walk have been used by local tribes for centuries – way before European mountaineering became trendy. The route is steep but steady, passing through Berber villages and rocky landscapes that look like a different planet. Bring layers, because this mountain packs some serious heat along the base and a chilly breeze at the summit.

Mount Rinjani, Indonesia (12,224 feet)If you’ve seen photos of candy floss skies over a volcanic crater in Indonesia, ch...
12/11/2024

Mount Rinjani, Indonesia (12,224 feet)

If you’ve seen photos of candy floss skies over a volcanic crater in Indonesia, chances are they’re of Mount Rinjani. While I wouldn’t consider it a casual walk-in-the-park, this volcanic hike is doable for the persistent hiker.

It will take you two to three days to complete. There is usually a small fee to enter the national park where the mountain is located. The trail cuts through the lush tropical jungle of Lombok. That is, until you’re standing on the edge of a volcanic crater, staring down towards the turquoise lake of an active volcano.

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