Group: HIMALAYAN CLIMBING AND TREKKING
This is a group for people who love climbing and trekking in the Himalaya. We hope it will attract walkers, extreme high altitude climbers, and everyone inbetween. Whether you are just interested in exploring hidden valleys, or chasing new routes and first ascents on the big mountains, we hope you will find something for you in this group. Post your photos, share articles on your adventures and hopefully inspire others to follow in your footsteps.
Group set up by johnloguk
Latest Blog Posts
MOUNT EVEREST VIDEO LINKS
By johnloguk
Hopefully these videos will add something to the blogs I've already written on mountains, and the Himalaya in particular. I'll post more links as I find them, there are so many out there, but not al
Posted at 02:38pm on 6th April 2008 Read More...
THE LOSS OF A GREAT MAN
By johnloguk
Like many people, especially mountaineers, I was saddened yesterday to hear about the death of Sir Edmund "Ed" Hillary.
Most simply remember him as the first man to climb Mount Everest, but ther
Posted at 11:41am on 12th January 2008 Read More...
INTERESTING STATISTICS
By johnloguk
Following my football rant in the last blog, I thought I'd better get back to more familiar territory, mountains. I recently came across these statistics, showing success and death rates for the worl
Posted at 08:19pm on 24th November 2007 Read More...
ELUSIVE SUMMITS (PART 3)
By johnloguk
Two days after our narrow failure to summit on Chulu East we were back in the main valley. Compared to the mountain it was warm and comfortable, despite still being at high altitude, and all the snow
Posted at 07:10pm on 6th July 2007 Read More...
ELUSIVE SUMMITS (PART 2)
By johnloguk
After getting so close on Ramdung Peak, most of us from that trip commited ourselves to attempting another trekking peak as soon as we could get the cash together. After numerous phone calls and snatc
Posted at 12:34pm on 28th June 2007 Read More...
MOUNT EVEREST VIDEO LINKS
By johnloguk
Hopefully these videos will add something to the blogs I've already written on mountains, and the Himalaya in particular. I'll post more links as I find them, there are so many out there, but not al
THE LOSS OF A GREAT MAN
By johnloguk
Like many people, especially mountaineers, I was saddened yesterday to hear about the death of Sir Edmund "Ed" Hillary. Most simply remember him as the first man to climb Mount Everest, but ther
INTERESTING STATISTICS
By johnloguk
Following my football rant in the last blog, I thought I'd better get back to more familiar territory, mountains. I recently came across these statistics, showing success and death rates for the worl
ELUSIVE SUMMITS (PART 3)
By johnloguk
Two days after our narrow failure to summit on Chulu East we were back in the main valley. Compared to the mountain it was warm and comfortable, despite still being at high altitude, and all the snow
ELUSIVE SUMMITS (PART 2)
By johnloguk
After getting so close on Ramdung Peak, most of us from that trip commited ourselves to attempting another trekking peak as soon as we could get the cash together. After numerous phone calls and snatc
