Web Directory

» APEX: Bolivia 2001
   Research expedition to study the effects of acute mountain sickness (AMS).
   http://www.apex-altitude.com/

» Baruntse Expedition 2002
   Account of a guided expedition to climb Baruntse in the Nepal Himalaya. Includes photos.
   http://www.baruntse.co.uk

» Bolivia 1994 Eclipse and Andean climb
   Photos and trip reports from an attempt to climb Nevado Sajama, Bolivia for the solar eclipse of November 3, 1994.
   http://webpages.charter.net/msimm/Bolivia/Report.html

» Bolivia July 1998 Mountaineering Expedition
   Photos from several peaks in the Cordillera Real.
   http://www.vic.com/bolivia/

» Cops On Top
   Account of three Dutchmen, and two Americans climbing Denali, Alaska.
   http://members.multimania.nl/mountain/expedieopeningeng.html

» EigerWand North Face Ascent, March 1997
   Trip report and photos from Paul Harrington.
   http://www.climbing.ie/exped/eiger/eiger.html

» Gangotri to Badrinath Article
   High altitude trekking expedition from Gangotri to Badrinath.
   http://www.bhramanti.com/badriga.html

» Guardian Unlimited
   About a 1999 expedition that climbed the Pamir mountains in Central Asia. Coverage includes audio reports, interactive guides, written reports and web resources.
   http://www.guardian.co.uk/mountain/

» Himalaya 8000
   Photos and information from the Czech team's attempts on Kangchenjunga, Lhoce, Makalu, Dhaulagiri, and Cho-Oyu.
   http://www.himalaya8000.com/

» Ice-X Foundation
   Dutch climbing foundation with climbing expeditions to the Seven Summits, Bolivia, Ecuador, photographs, equipment lists, and links. [English and Dutch]
   http://www.ice-x.nl/en

» Top to Top
   About an international, multidisciplinary group founded in Switzerland which plans expeditions to the seven summits, travelling between the summits by human-powered means including biking and sailing.
   http://www.toptotop.org

» Virgin Summits
   Reports and photos from the team's previous and current expeditions, primarily from Pakistan and Bolivia.
   http://www.virginsummits.org/

» Xixabangma Expedition 2002
   The team plans to be the first from Singapore to climb Xixabangma into the death zone (8000m) without using supplementary oxygen and without depending on pre-built camps.
   http://www.xixa.com.sg/