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The
Climbs
As
just over 100 people have reached the Seven Summits it remains an elusive,
though obtainable goal. From a technical standpoint each climb offers
its own, unique challenges. Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Elbrus represent
the less technical climbs of the Seven Summits spectrum and are great
places to embark on this odyssey. Kilimanjaro is a porter supported climb,
up non-glaciated slopes on a well established trail. Elbrus provides a
non-technical, one day glacier climb that requires use of an ice axe,
crampons, and ropes. But for most pursuing the Seven Summits, Mount Everest
is the ultimate achievement and is obtained only after years of trials
and tribulations on lesser mountains. For more information on each climb
consult the schedule below and the respective pages.
Our
Team
We have been organizing and guiding major expeditions to the world's most
challenging peaks for more than 20 years. During our adventures to the
Seven Summits we have built relationships with numerous overseas operators
based on camaraderie and trust.
The
result of these partnerships is reliable and local staff, from high altitude
climbing Sherpas, hardworking porters, all the way to the folks that meet
you at the airport upon arrival, and the start of your adventure.
Please click on the links below for more information on our Seven Summits
climbs.
- Aconcagua
(South America)
- Carstensz
Pyramid (Oceania)
- Denali
(North America)
- Elbrus
(Europe)
- Everest
(Asia)
- Kilimanjaro
(Africa)
- Vinson
(Antartica)
If you are dreaming of climbing the Seven Summits, are ready to embark
on this fantastic endeavor, or have just a few remaining climbs, The Patagonian
Brothers will be glad to design a custom program to help you reach your
goal. Let us know and we will do our best to help you.
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