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Independent guides to the world's great mountain ranges.
Every claim sourced from government portals, peer-reviewed research, and official park authorities.
destinations
Himalaya
Everest
Andes
Fitz Roy
Alps
Matterhorn
East Africa
Kilimanjaro
Alaska Range
Denali
Karakoram
K2
Indonesia
Rinjani
Andes
Aconcagua
Alps
Mont Blanc
Dolomites
Tre Cime
Sumbawa
Tambora
Himalaya
Ama Dablam
Andes
Lanín
Andes
Cerro Torre
Japan
Mount Fuji
Caucasus
Elbrus
Alps
Eiger
Patagonia
Torres del Paine
Java
Bromo
Cascades
Rainier
Destinations
21 live — 11 coming soon
Nepal
Everest, Annapurna, Langtang
Evidence-based research on Nepal trekking. 10 articles covering the helicopter fraud scandal, permits, costs, altitude, and every major trek. Every claim sourced.
Dolomites
Alta Via 1, via ferrata, Tre Cime, rifugio culture
Dolomites hiking — the Alta Via 1 and 2, via ferrata routes, and the densest rifugio network in the Alps. 900 years of pastoral alpine culture turned into a hut-to-hut walk where the infrastructure is the experience and the booking window is the real crux. Every claim sourced.
Bariloche
Nahuel Huapi, Refugio Frey, Jakob, Laguna Negra
Not Patagonia lite — it's the Dolomites at 41°S. The full Northern Lakes District: Nahuel Huapi refugios (Frey-Jakob traverse), Pampa Linda glaciers (Tronador, Otto Meiling), and post-fire El Bolsón (Cajón del Azul, Piltriquitrón). 9 articles covering the reframe, the bureaucracy, and the real difficulty.
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