I’ve just summited North America’s most dangerous and technical peak, AMA1mo ⋅ kevonk ⋅ r/Mountaineering
If K2’s so hard to summit, why don’t we just build a lift up it? Are we stupid?8mo ⋅ Ggreenrocket ⋅ r/Mountaineering
My Dad recently passed away and I’m wanting to find out what peak this is.5mo ⋅ plstm ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Friend took this photo last Sunday of our team going up Leuthold Couloir, Mt. Hood.2yr ⋅ timhowardsbeard ⋅ r/Mountaineering
[22m] just climbed Ama Dablam 6812m solo, no guide, 32 hours BC to BC6mo ⋅ sgslayer ⋅ r/Mountaineering
I bought this book for 7$ at a thrift store. Now I'm shaking so badly I can hardly read it.1yr ⋅ Cookielemon ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Everest Summit (29,032 ft). No sponsors, just a picture of my parents, brother and I from growing up. Everest 2023 [OC]10mo ⋅ Coocat86 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
I asked if crampons were required for Aconcagua. I was shamed by all of you, you all said that I would die1yr ⋅ absentbrain ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Do you think I could use my Docs for my first mountaineering trip?5mo ⋅ SummerAcrobatic6723 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Final push just before sunrise on pequeno alpamayo (5400m). Cordillera Real, Bolivia1yr ⋅ atticuskraft ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Today my dad took me on a hike of his walk to and from a Chicago suburban high school! We took this pic as proof.1yr ⋅ Jtothenelly ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Kristin harila is about to beat Nims 14 peaks record if she can get the permits1yr ⋅ yibster2008 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Climbers leaving the South Col (26,000 ft) for the Summit Push - Everest 2023 [OC]10mo ⋅ Coocat86 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Has anyone in this group climbed Mt. Shishaldin in North America? I don’t live in NA but I think it’s such an interesting mountain because of its symmetry and remoteness1yr ⋅ colapepsikinnie ⋅ r/Mountaineering
The late Emmanuel Cauchy on the first complete traverse of Petit Ross and Grand Ross, Kerguelen Islands. Absolutely gripping photograph taken by Lionel Daudet.1yr ⋅ etiennesurrette ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Only photo from summit of winter climb of Mt. Washington. -25C and 80mph winds. Fun times.5mo ⋅ Vaynar ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Y’all are a bunch of snack psychos. Here is what I actually ate yesterday8mo ⋅ AGrlsNmeisFrank ⋅ r/Mountaineering
I'm an inexperienced noob hiker but yesterday I summited the highest mountain in the UK, Ben Nevis. It may not be much but I failed last year and was determined to do it.2yr ⋅ BlackUnicornUK ⋅ r/Mountaineering
10 years ago I climbed Denali and took this photo from the peak3yr ⋅ this_will_go_poorly ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Mt. Hood (5/30/22) Three climbers navigating their way through a whiteout.2yr ⋅ ComparisonWeak ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Peter Boardman, Joe Tasker, & Dick Renshaw on the first pinnacle of Everest 19821yr ⋅ hermanist ⋅ r/Mountaineering
North Face of North Twin, the hardest alpine route in North America9mo ⋅ gebbatron ⋅ r/Mountaineering
6 years ago during a summit push on Mont Blanc (4,807m), I snapped the best pic I'll ever take2yr ⋅ The_Wind_Cries ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Heading up Cotopaxi 🇪🇨 tonight. First time I’m going to be above 5000m 🗻1yr ⋅ joshleeb ⋅ r/Mountaineering
35 years ago today, Reinhold Messner climbed Lhotse, becoming the first person to climb all fourteen eight-thousanders.2yr ⋅ 658948 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
After 3 Attempts, finally got to stand on the summit of Mt Baker.8mo ⋅ whitnasty89 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
From the glacier at Pico de Orizaba, to the forests of Veracruz. February 2022.2yr ⋅ koreancinema ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Why has no one ever climbed the Muchu Chhish, despite it being legal?3mo ⋅ Bright_Order_8167 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Moving seemed like a good opportunity to lay out the rack, it gets bigger every year1yr ⋅ Jrodicon ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Ed Viesturs climbing Lhotse with Everest in the background. Taken by Rob Hall. My all time fave mountaineering pic. 2wk ⋅ Objective-Gain-8558 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Stunning view of Mount Manaslu (8,163m) on the different time phases of a day. Just WOW1yr ⋅ UmeshMgr ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Big Achievement: Dong Hong Juan from China becomes the first woman in history to reach the true summits of all 14 peaks above 8,000m including Mt Manaslu, Mt Dhaulagiri, Mt Annapurna and so on1yr ⋅ thehimalayanviews ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Unclimbed Southwest Face of Annapurna Fang, the largest on Earth at nearly 4.9 km. Likely the hardest line up to Annapurna imaginable. (Image by Derek B)1yr ⋅ psychokitty444 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Yesterday I reached the summit of my first big mountain, Pico de Orizaba2yr ⋅ kilgrak ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Lone climber wandering to the poop crevasse, Denali 14k camp (Foraker in background)10mo ⋅ sgslayer ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Here they are. All Nepalese climbers, who make history in winter on K2, are now safe to the BC.3yr ⋅ animalevagante ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Hiker Quang Than missing since 8/21/22 in Sierra Nevada Mtns. Please contact Inyo County Sheriff (760-878-0383, option 4) if you saw him on Split Mtn. Location: Big Pine in John Muir wilderness, N of Mt. Whitney. Picture shows what he was last known to be wearing. Please share & help us find him!1yr ⋅ RibbitRibbit1234 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
FA of new route up the west face of Mailbox. Dead bird gear was mandatory.2yr ⋅ MemeMasterJason ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Unnamed 6000m peak - Zanskar, India (Coordinates in comment)1yr ⋅ anotheraccount97 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
What do they call these areas where rocks seem to form a river down the face of a mountain? Are they rock slides?8mo ⋅ ad_robotics ⋅ r/Mountaineering
The rescue team could not find Szilard Suhajda, the search has ended.11mo ⋅ dejczhun ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Unclimbed Northeast Face of Dhaulagiri II. (Image by Jamie McGuinness)1yr ⋅ psychokitty444 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Mountaineers attempting to climb Jabet peak in Dorian Bay, Antarctica1yr ⋅ boring_wayfarer ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Someone suggested I post this here. It's the travel bag of my uncle who passed away. He wrote all the mountains the bag went to.2yr ⋅ Robo_Cactus ⋅ r/Mountaineering
My dad own a mountaineering company in Nepal in the 70s. Here he is with his colleagues pre-expedition in Kathmandu.2yr ⋅ tatertotski ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Xpost spaceporn... The First ascent of all first ascents....the tallest mountain in the solar system, Olympus Mons on Mars. It has a height of 25 km, Mount Everest is 'only' 8.8 km tall.1yr ⋅ leftloose ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Here's a selfie I took after accomplishing the first ever winter solo of Muchu Chhish, which until I conquered it had never been climbed before. I am now writing a book about the experience, and will soon be retiring to become a full-time motivational speaker.7mo ⋅ etiennesurrette ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Mount Kilimanjaro rising above the Karanga camp last week under a full moon!1yr ⋅ jonnyb-33 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
My son & I take an annual trip to the Muir snowfield that started with a Pebble Creek hike when he was 6 years old. He’s 11 now & made it up to Camp Muir for the first time yesterday!10mo ⋅ Aidynn81 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Nothing like standing next to the US Geologic Survey pin proclaiming the highest point in North America.3yr ⋅ Nieschtkescholar ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Climbed Mt Hood today! The skiing was crap but the climb was worth it.2yr ⋅ N0DuckingWay ⋅ r/Mountaineering
First summit photo of K2's first winter ascent (Sona Sherpa stands on K2; Source: Seven Summit Treks' Instagram handle)3yr ⋅ Deb_on_the_shore ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Unclimbed Annapurna Fang SW Face – This time with Matterhorn/Altitudes for scale1yr ⋅ somehiddenmountain ⋅ r/Mountaineering
No matter how many times I climb Shasta, timing sunrise with the red banks always puts a smile on my face for the rest of the climb1yr ⋅ Huckstermcgee ⋅ r/Mountaineering
In your opinion, what is the most ‘unsettling’ looking mountain?10mo ⋅ colapepsikinnie ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Not your typical post here I guess but maybe you'll be interested. I hiked to a glacier in the Swiss Alps with a group of glaciologists and stayed there for 4 days. I covered their work with some photos and text in an article. I link it in the comments. :)1yr ⋅ mydriase ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Skywalker Couloir’s steepest section at approx 62° at 13,000 feet / 3962 meters. Colorado, USA2yr ⋅ sgslayer ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Machhapuchhre, also known as Fishtail, is the highest peak, that has never been officially climbed because of the impossibility of gaining a permit from the government of Nepal.1yr ⋅ heavenhimalayatrek ⋅ r/Mountaineering
The north side of K2. The North Ridge is in the centre of the picture.2yr ⋅ Zealousideal_Mud_285 ⋅ r/Mountaineering
Alpamayo is one of the beautiful mountain of the word - cc: to the owner9mo ⋅ AdorableSandie ⋅ r/Mountaineering
I’ve been saying for years there needs to be a Whataburger at the top of Mount Rainier.2yr ⋅ anarchophysicist ⋅ r/Mountaineering
