The Dolomites are one of the most popular Alpine ranges, known primarily for their fantastic rock formations, intensely green landscapes, and a vast selection of all kinds of via ferratas. The highest part of these mountains is the Marmolada massif, whose highest peak – Punta Penia – rises to an altitude of 3,343 m a.s.l. […]
Prisojnik (2,547 m) in the Julian Alps
Prisojnik, also known as Prisank (2,547 m), is a peak located in the Julian Alps in northwestern Slovenia. Due to the large number of interesting trails, good tourist infrastructure, and the proximity of Kranjska Gora, the mountain enjoys significant popularity during the season. This entry will tell the story of ascending Prisojnik via the interesting […]
Rysy in Winter: Climbing the Roof of Poland from Morskie Oko
Rysy is a name that resonates with every hiker dreaming of the Tatras. As the highest point in Poland, it naturally sits at the top of many bucket lists. It’s hardly surprising – we mountain enthusiasts are always drawn to the highest peaks, aren’t we? Standing at 2,501 meters, Rysy offers not just a physical […]
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Trekking to Memurubu: A Great Downpour in the Jotunheimen Mountains [+ Lake Gjende Ferry]
On the final day of our Jotunheimen trekking expedition, we covered the route from the Storådalen valley to the Memurubbu mountain lodge. This section was particularly challenging because, due to rapidly changing weather conditions, we had to push through very heavy rainfall. I invite you to read the final entry about our July journey through […]
Trekking from Visdalen to Storådalen via Leirvassbu and Langvatnet in the Jotunheimen Mountains
On the sixth day of our trekking expedition through the Jotunheimen Mountains, we covered a long route from the Visdalen valley to the Storådalen valley. We hiked over 30 kilometers along a rocky trail, visited another local mountain hut – Leirvassbu, enjoyed dinner with a view of the crystal-clear Lake Langvatnet, and had the opportunity […]
Triglav (2,864 m) – Climbing the Highest Peak in Slovenia
Triglav (2,864 m a.s.l.) is the highest peak in Slovenia and the entire Julian Alps range. The mountain makes a grand impression due to its imposing, majestic silhouette. Several manageable via ferratas lead to the summit, making Triglav widely accessible for mountaineers. I had the good fortune to visit the Roof of Slovenia on a […]
Ľadový štít (2,628 m) – route via Ľadový kôň and Ľadova kopa
For decades, Ľadový štít has delighted and inspired subsequent generations of artists, naturalists, and Tatra climbers. There is no shortage of those willing to acquaint themselves with its majesty, which is why, despite being located off any marked tourist trail, the mountain is a popular excursion destination. I thought about realizing the dream of Ľadový […]
Pic de Coma Pedrosa (2,942 m): Hiking the Highest Peak in Andorra
Pic de Coma Pedrosa (2,942 m a.s.l.) is the highest peak in Andorra – a tiny, mountainous country squeezed between France and Spain. It is located in the Eastern Pyrenees, one of the highest and wildest mountain ranges in Europe. As with many beautiful things in life, the idea of reaching the roof of Andorra […]
Winter Trek to the Valley of the Five Polish Lakes and Zawrat Pass in the Tatra Mountains
There are a few places in the Tatra Mountains that are truly iconic. Places that need no introduction, yet every mountain lover eagerly returns to them. This group undoubtedly includes the breathtaking, dreamlike Valley of the Five Polish Lakes (Dolina Pięciu Stawów Polskich) and the magical Zawrat pass. Today, I invite you on a journey […]
Galdhøpiggen (2,469 m): A Comprehensive Guide to Norway’s Highest Peak from Spiterstulen
Galdhøpiggen (2,469 m a.s.l.) is the highest peak in Norway, the Scandinavian Mountains, and all of Northern Europe. It is located in Jotunheimen National Park, famous for its vast glaciers, stunning lakes and valleys, and endless stone deserts. The summit is situated in central Norway, approximately 350 km from Oslo. Galdhøpiggen is part of the […]
Lomnický štít via the Normal Route: A Guide to the 0+ Ascent from Lomnické sedlo
Lomnický štít (2,634 m n.p.m.) is the second highest peak in the Tatra Mountains, ranking right after Gerlach. For over two hundred years, its soaring, monumental summit has sparked the imagination, inspired, and attracted successive generations of mountain enthusiasts. There is no shortage of those eager to experience its majesty; therefore, despite being located off […]
Glittertind in Jotunheimen: Climbing Norway’s Second Highest Peak
Glittertind in the Jotunheimen Mountains is the second highest peak in Norway and the entire Scandinavian Mountains (after Galdhøpiggen). Reaching the summit is not technically demanding, but it can be a significant fitness challenge. Contrary to what still appears on some maps, this peak is no longer covered by a glacier. I will remember Glittertind […]
Piz Boè: Climbing the Most Popular 3,000m Peak in the Dolomites
Piz Boè (3,152 m a.s.l.) is undoubtedly an extraordinary peak. Viewed from a distance, it resembles not a mountain, but rather a stone fortress, fortified on all sides by a defensive wall several hundred meters high. The summit is located in the Italian Dolomites, a range known for its fairytale panoramas, a wide selection of […]