#PeakBagging

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Here's some photos of me taking a trans pride flag up the tallest mountain in ten different states: North Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, Virginia, New Hampshire, New York, Vermont, and Maine!!!

Attakulla, NC - May 18th, 2023:

Cheaha, AL - April 26th, 2023:

Kuwahi, TN - April 5th, 2023:

Brasstown Bald, GA - April 26th, 2023:

Black, KY - May 1st, 2023:

Rogers, VA - May 5th, 2023:

Agiocochook, NH - July 10th, 2022:

Tahawus, NY - July 17th, 2022:

Mozdebiwajo, VT - August th, 2022:

Katahdin, ME - September 7th, 2022:

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Six Rivers National Forest, California

Visiting the 4th, highest, and only still active fire lookout on South Fork Mountain. That makes all of them!

[twiichii]

Home in Hilo, Hawaii

I had the honor of receiving a scholarship through Geological Society of America to study Hawaii Volcano Eruptions for half a week, thank you to all who support this blog 😀My venmo is here: https://account.venmo.com/u/twiichiiMy REI wishlist is here: https://www.rei.com/lists/418184695 Nearly a decade ago, I lived in Hawaii and completed my senior year of undergraduate education with a BA in…

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Baruntse Expedition: A Himalayan Adventure

The Baruntse Expedition offers a thrilling and challenging climb to one of the less technical 7000m peaks in the Himalayas, located in Nepal. Here is an overview of this exciting adventure based on the information gathered from various sources.

Expedition Highlights

Peak Details: Baruntse stands at 7129 meters and offers a unique climbing experience.

Itinerary: The expedition typically spans 35 days and includes climbing Baruntse and Mera Peak (6476m).

Guide Ratio: The expedition maintains a 1:1 guide-to-climber ratio during the summit climb and a 1:2 ratio on Mera Peak.

Route: The South-East Ridge route is recommended for its accessibility, with two camps set up along the way.

Base Camp Comfort: The base camp at 5460m provides heated dining tents and single-person tents for comfort.

Return: After the expedition, participants often return via helicopter for convenience.

Climbing Details

Route Options: While the South-East Ridge is known for its steep ice sections, the South Ridge is more popular for its accessibility.

Camps: Camp 1 is situated at 6100m, followed by Camp 2 at 6420m on the South-East Ridge.

History: Baruntse was first climbed in 1954 via the south ridge by a New Zealand expedition led by Sir Edmund Hillary.

Environmental Responsibility

Impact Awareness: Acknowledging the environmental impact, efforts are made to minimize pollution and waste at the base camp.

Initiative: Starting from the 2023 expedition season, a $50 contribution from each booking will be allocated to address environmental concerns.

Logistics and Strategy

Best Time: The ideal time for the Baruntse Expedition is typically October to November (Autumn).

Climbing Strategy: Fixed rope lines are set up by a rope-fixing team along the standard route of the South-East Ridge.

The Baruntse Expedition promises not only an exhilarating climb but also a commitment to environmental sustainability. With its rich history, challenging routes, and stunning landscapes, this adventure beckons climbers seeking both thrill and responsibility in their Himalayan pursuits.

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Colorado - Mt. Elbert Summit

Reaching new heights and soaking in the stunning views at the unforgettable Mt. Elbert Summit in beautiful Colorado.

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Longs Peak by Visit Colorado... One day I'll hike this, my ultimate 14er

Dreaming of conquering Longs Peak, my ultimate 14er. One day, I'll make it happen.

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Longs Peak by Visit Colorado... One day I'll hike this, my ultimate 14er

Dreaming of conquering Longs Peak, my ultimate 14er. One day, I'll make it happen.

[heyhobo]

Colorado Fourteeners // DaydreamHunter Explore the majestic Colorado Fourteeners and let your mind wander with DaydreamHunter's captivating pins. Discover hidden gems and learn fascinating facts about these iconic peaks.

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Gypsy Nirvana 1: Portable Camping Tent for Simple Outdoor Getaways

Step into the simplicity and serenity of the great outdoors with the Gypsy Nirvana 1 tent. Designed for those who seek a minimalist camping experience, this tent offers easy setup and comfortable shelter.

Its compact size makes it perfect for solo travelers or couples looking to reconnect with nature without the fuss. Made with durable materials to withstand the elements, the Gypsy Nirvana 1 is your ideal companion for a tranquil outdoor retreat.

For more information:

Website: Gypsy Tents

Call: 09822397741, 9764805353

Visit Shop: Adventure Sports Equipments, Mehta Apts, 813/814. Bhavani Peth, Opp. Old motor stand, Pune-2

[autistic-demon]

Peakbagging drama is seriously the funniest shit ever. Watching three middle aged men tear each other apart in a comments section for 6 months over 3 inches of rock is the discourse I am here for.

[veranavera]

Hiking a trans pride flag up 131 mountains in the Northeast of the US, parts 92-93: Ossipee Area!!!

Bald Knob - 92a/131:

Turtleback - 92b/131:

Faraway - 92c/131:

Roberts - 92d/131:

Farr - 92/131:

Green - 93/131:

Sentinel - 93a/131:

Flagg - 93b/131:

Sayre - 93c/131:

More nature photos!!!

Thanks for reading this far :)

[valhikes]

Shasta-Trinity National Forest, California

Just a quick bit of peak bagging, looking for a lookout.

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How to prepare for successful peak climbing in Nepal ?

Nepal's peak climbing takes mountaineers to the summits of many peaks, whose altitudes range from 5,500 meters to 6,500 meters. This provides an exciting expedition for adventurers tackling rugged terrain and magnificent landscapes. Aspiring climbers can develop the physical fitness, endurance, and acclimatization required to successfully climb peaks in Nepal by focusing on these areas of development. Additionally, getting the right permits, hiring good guides, and finding the right equipment is crucial.

For detailed information and bookings, visit our website:

Address- Z Street - Thamel, Kathmandu, Nepal

Phone- +977 1 4701233

Mobile, WhatsApp & Viber- +977 9849023179 (Dipak Pande)

Email- info@mountainrocktreks.com

Website- www.mountainrocktreks.com

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once again let's fuckin get it 😤