Summit Books
Why is there a summit separation above 3,000 meters and below 3,000 meters in your system?
According to mountaineering sport rules, in order to put a summit book on a mountain, it must be at least 3.000 m. high.
The mountains in the range of 2.500 - 3.000 meters were put into our final system as a result of our incoming requests. Summit bookings for the mountains in this range are for illustration purposes only and are not included in the analyzes and evaluations made on our site.
The mountains in the range of 2.500 - 3.000 meters were put into our final system as a result of our incoming requests. Summit bookings for the mountains in this range are for illustration purposes only and are not included in the analyzes and evaluations made on our site.
Summit Books
- How can I record the summits I have made?
- How can I update the summits I have saved?
- How can I delete the summits I recorded?
- I'm trying to upload the summit photo, but why isn't my photo uploading?
- Why do the summits I save go through approval?
- How can I review the summit records?
- How can I see the summit records of a mountain?
- Why is there a summit separation above 3,000 meters and below 3,000 meters in your system?
- What is the difference between mountain climbing mountaineers and summit booking mountaineers?
- How can I see my own summit records?
- How can I review the summit records of a mountanieer?
- How can I see the most active mountaineers by mountain ascents?
- How can I see the most active mountaineers by summit records?
- How can I view the most active mountains by summit records?
- How can I see the oldest summit records?
- How can I review the summit records of 5.000 meters and above mountains?
Most Active Woman Mountaineers by Mountain Ascents
(Through the Registries of All Mountains)
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71 |
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56 |
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48 |
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44 |
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38 |
Türkiye, Bursa
Switzerland, ValaisMost Active Man Mountaineers by Mountain Ascents
(Through the Registries of All Mountains)
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100 |
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90 |
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87 |
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79 |
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78 |