Featured Peaks
Featured Peaks
Deep dives into the high points that shaped the journey — route notes, stats and summit stories.

France
Mont Blanc
The highest peak in the Alps and Western Europe. Its ascent in 1786 is widely regarded as the birth of modern mountaineering.
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Zugspitze
Germany's highest peak sits on the Austrian border. Accessible by cable car and rack railway, but the Höllental route provides a serious alpine challenge.
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Ireland
Carrauntoohil
Ireland's highest peak in the MacGillycuddy's Reeks, Kerry. The Devil's Ladder is the most popular route, a steep gully of loose scree.
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Tanzania
Mount Kilimanjaro
Africa's highest peak and the world's tallest freestanding mountain. Five distinct climate zones from tropical base to arctic summit. The Machame route is the most popular.
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Slovenia
Triglav
The national symbol of Slovenia, depicted on the flag and coat of arms. Tradition holds that every Slovenian should climb it at least once.
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Spain
Pico del Teide
A massive stratovolcano on Tenerife and the highest point in Spain and all Atlantic islands. Its prominence makes it the third-most prominent volcanic peak on Earth.
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