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who's the king of the castle?

Started by LandyLiam, March 10, 2011, 10:17:15 AM

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Wolf_Larson

Quote from: whoRya on July 09, 2012, 10:34:59 PM
Quote from: Wolf_Larson on July 09, 2012, 10:30:01 PM
Cave hill, Belfast for me   :'(
Trostan for you fella!  550m

Thats bigger than the cave hill !!!!

Guess its Mount Everest next  ::)
The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.

mregan

Mountain pass of Abra Warmihuañusca (Dead Woman's Pass – 4200m/13776ft)

LandyLiam

think outside, no box required

Matthew

Quote from: LandyLiam on March 10, 2011, 10:17:15 AM
Well my highest summit is a mere 850m (Slieve Donard) so that puts me in the dirty wee rascal category, so tell us your highest climbs and we'll see who's the king?


editted to add the compiled list so far: (all in metres)

5892 - Kilimanjaro - LennyJ1
5545 - Kala Patter - twentyclicks
5400 - Manaslu Saddle - MikeD
4985 - Point Lenana on Mount Kenya - alanrsv
4200 - Mountain pass of Abra Warmihuañusca (Dead Woman's Pass) - mregan
4102 - Barre des Écrins, the Dauphine Alps, France - Drongo
3750 - Bolivian Altiplano (above La Paz and at lake Titicaca)  - Paul72
3099 - Emei Shan (China, Sichuan Province) - Matthew Black
2810 - Mount Roraima (Venezuela) - Matthew Black
2525 - Le Brevent (near Chamonix, France) - Daithi2004
2132 - Cima Delle Pozette (Monte Baldo, Italy) - LandyLiam
1344 - Ben Nevis - MG1, whoRya
1245 - Cairngorms - Shamara
1150 - Blåhammaren in Sweden  - Tim
1085 - Snowdon - LandyLiam
1038 - Carrauntoohil - Dowser
850 - Slieve Donard - RedLeader
550 - Trostan - Wolf_Larson

FlapJack

Slieve Commedagh   :(

767m i think
"It is not the mountain we conquer but ourselves."

whoRya

There are some impressive climbs there now.
"Not all those who wander are lost."

Daithi2004

#36
An update on my mountains height... I had forgotten about these ones. Sassongher 2670m and Piz Boè at 3152m. We were staying in Corvoara which was at 1568m and we did use cable cars to take us some of the way. It was a good holiday in the Dolimites...

Sassongher 2670m


Piz Boè 3152m

Eamonn


LandyLiam

Seems we're the only country that doen't put big crosses on our summits! strange as religion seems to be such a big thing round here  8)
think outside, no box required

Craigy123

#39
For me the highest point on foot was Dead Woman's Pass (a climb of around 1500m from day 1 camp) – 4200m (on the Inca Trail). Plus I climbed a wee bit of the mountain to the side but only gained another 100 m or so. We were at a height of 4335 at one point via bus (on a separate part of the trip) and I know id trouble just walking about.
Take nothing but memories, Leave nothing but footprints!

Wolf_Larson

Im holding all them montains up  :o
The core of mans' spirit comes from new experiences.

LandyLiam

I might have to put some rules on this, like a minimum walking ascent of 500m, just to keep them lazy cable carring bus trippers in their place  ::)
think outside, no box required

whoRya

Quote from: LandyLiam on July 15, 2012, 10:16:35 PM
I might have to put some rules on this, like a minimum walking ascent of 500m, just to keep them lazy cable carring bus trippers in their place  ::)

;D Makes me think of all them big Yanks summitting Snowdon by walking from the mountain railway terminal to the cairn.
"Not all those who wander are lost."

LandyLiam

maybe they should put a fence round the summit so the train goers can't go there, like they do in the cairngorms, but that would mean us walkers couldn't get to the restaurant for a pint, that would be bad  :(
think outside, no box required

Kayakgirl

I was on Mont Blanc glacier via a cable car.. So I might have upped my ascent!


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