Summited in a sentence

Since then, numerous climbers have summited the world’s highest mountain without carrying oxygen, even though more than 300 have lost their lives on the Nepalese peak since 1950.

Since then, she’s summited 55 mountains in the last two years across the Hudson Valley, the Catskills and the Adirondacks.

While I am proud of this fit bod and the 14-er I summited in my third picture, I am so much more than this outdoorsy hotness.

Foto: Junko Tabei (left) defied a long list of stereotypes when she summited Mount Everest.

There’s Elephant Mountain and Indian Mountain too, the multi-summited ridgelines of the Barren-Chairback and White Cap ranges, and a whole host of other hills and mountains.

The expedition – led by experienced British mountaineer Martin Moran – had permission only to climb the eastern peak of Nanda Devi, which has been summited by climbers before, according to Indian authorities.

Findings estimate that nearly 100,000 hikers summited area fourteeners.

The trek will be led by experienced climber Sibusiso Vilane, who has summited Mount Kilimanjaro numerous times.

With most of her left lung missing, Linda completed a 5k race in all 50 states, completed a 10K race on four continents, and summited Kilimanjaro, the largest mountain in Africa and fourth tallest peak in the world.

Despite decades of concern over inexperienced climbers, neither she nor the guide firm had summited Everest before.

In 1897, Mount Saint Elias (convert) on the Alaska Yukon border was summited by the Duke of the Abruzzi and party.

In 1980, Messner summited the mountain solo, without supplemental oxygen or any porters or climbing partners, on the more difficult northwest route.

Middle Teton is another popular climb that is most easily summited from a saddle between it and South Teton.

Of the 219 fatalities, 58 (26.5%) were climbers who had summited but did not complete their descent.

Pico de Orizaba (convert), the tallest peak in Mexico and third tallest in North America, was first summited by U.S. military personnel which included William F. Raynolds and a half dozen other climbers in 1848.