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The Eiger Expedition Update 2026: The North Face, the West Flank & the Mordwand
Home › Expedition Updates › The Eiger 3,967 m (13,015 ft) · Bernese Oberland · Switzerland The Eiger: the Nordwand, and the most storied wall in the Alps At 3,967 m the Eiger is not… Read more
Mount Hunter (Begguya) Expedition Update 2026: The Hardest 14er in North America
Home › Expedition Updates › Mount Hunter 14,573 ft (4,442 m) · Alaska Range · Denali National Park Mount Hunter: Denali’s Child, and the hardest of the three Begguya is the smallest of the Alaska… Read more
Mount Hood Expedition Update 2026: The Most-Underestimated Climb, Permit & Route Timing
Mount Hood is 11,249 ft (3,429 m), Oregon’s highest peak. One of the most-climbed glaciated volcanoes in North America, and one of the most underestimated. Expedition Updates · Cascades Mount Hood expedition update One of… Read more
Gasherbrum I (Hidden Peak) Expedition Update 2026: The Harder Gasherbrum Twin
Gasherbrum I is 8,080 m (26,509 ft), the eleventh-highest mountain on earth. Known as Hidden Peak, it is the harder and less-visited of the two Gasherbrum 8000ers. Expedition Updates · Karakoram Gasherbrum I expedition update… Read more
Mount Yari (Yarigatake) Expedition Update 2026: Routes, the Summit Block & the Daikiretto
Yarigatake is 3,180 m (10,433 ft), the fifth-highest mountain in Japan. Its spear-shaped summit, climbed on iron chains and ladders, is one of the country’s most beloved peaks. Expedition Updates · Japan Mount Yari expedition… Read more
Mount Tyree Expedition Update 2026: Antarctica’s Second Summit
Mount Tyree is 4,852 m (15,919 ft), Antarctica’s second-highest peak. Just 40 m below Vinson and 13 km away, it has been climbed by only about 20 people. Expedition Updates · Antarctica Mount Tyree expedition… Read more
Ojos del Salado Expedition Update 2026: Permit, Season, Routes & the Drive-Up Paradox
Ojos del Salado is 6,893 m (22,615 ft), the highest volcano on earth and the second-highest peak in the Americas. On the Chilean side, a 4×4 reaches within about 1,000 m of the top. Expedition… Read more
Mont Blanc Expedition Update 2026: Routes, the Permit Reality & the Grand Couloir
Mont Blanc is about 4,808 m (15,774 ft), the highest peak in the Alps and Western Europe. Its royal-route reputation hides one of the deadliest mountains in Europe. Expedition Updates · Alps Mont Blanc expedition… Read more
Mount Baker Climbing Update 2026: Routes, Season, Permits & Glacier Training
Mount Baker is 10,781 ft (3,286 m), the second-most glaciated peak in the Lower 48. It is the classic first glaciated volcano and the Cascades’ great training ground. Expedition Updates · Cascades Mount Baker climbing… Read more