Mountaineering for amateurs

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Among the multitude of ways to go on outdoor adventure trips , mountaineering has pride of place. Physically and mentally exhausting, as well as exhilarating, it is arguably one of the most rewarding ways to spend a day. Supposedly, all you need to do is reach the top in order to understand the happiness that comes with reaching a sometimes almost impossible goal.

To climb many of the most famous places, you only need to be in good health (consult your doctor) and physical shape, a good pair of comfortable boots, and some food and drink. Depending on the toughness of the mountain you want to tackle, it might be a good idea to take a mountaineering course. A classic in the introduction to mountaineering is the French Mont Blanc . It is the highest peak in Western Europe . The summit stands at over 12,000 feet. The valleys and hills surrounding the mountain offer some of the best hiking in Europe.

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In the United States you will find Mount Olympus in Washington State and Mount Washington in New Hampshire. For those looking for a more exotic experience, the top of Kilamanjaro , in Tanzania, is the best. For now, it is also the only snowy peak in Africa . Kala Pattar, in Nepal, offers beginners the opportunity to get breathtaking views of Everest .

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For those who cannot climb mountains for different reasons such as health, tell you that these majestic mountains also have impressive views from the base .