EXPEDITIONS and SUMMITS

Year	Expedition	Summits	Height
April 2004	Nepal - Himalayas	Everest Base Camp Kala Patar	5,300m (19,000ft)
Jan 2005	Ecuador - Andes	Sincholagua Pasachoa Ruminahui Cotopaxi	5,897m
Sept 2005	Kilimanjaro - Tanzania	Shira Cathedral Uhuru Peak (Kibo)	5,895m
Jan 2007	Argentina - Andes	Aconcagua	6,962m (22,841ft)
July 2007	Caucasus - Russia	Elbrus	5,642m
Dec 2007	High Atlas - Morocco	Jebel Toubkal & Ouanoukrim	4,162m
July 2008	Caucasus - Russia	Elbrus	5,642m
August 2008	Western Papua - Indonesia	Carstensz Pyramid	4,884m
June 2010	Alaska - North America	Denali (Mount McKinley)	6,194m (20,320 ft)

SUMMITS INFORMATION

Since 2004 members of the team have climbed the following mountains:

• World’s Highest Freestanding Mountain– Kilimanjaro
• Highest Mountain in Africa – Kilimanjaro
• World’s Highest Active Volcano – Cotopaxi
• World’s Highest Mountain outside the Himalayas – Aconcagua
• Highest Mountain in the America’s - Aconcagua
• Highest Mountain in Europe – Elbrus
• Highest Mountain in North Africa – Jebel Toubkal
• Highest Mountain in Slovenian Alps – Triglav
• Highest Mountain in Oceania – Carstensz Pyramid
• Highest mountain in North America - Denali (McKinley)
  

On 25^th January 2005 Stuart Smith and John Robson stood on top of Cotopaxi and were the nearest people on Earth to the sun!

Members of the team have climbed several other summits including Mont Blanc (Alps), Stok Kangri, Island Peak and Broad Peak (Himalayas), Mount Fuji (Japan), Victoria Peak (Hong Kong), Kinabalu (Borneo) etc. In 2008 some members of the team climbed Kilimanjaro (again), Elbrus (again), Triglav (Slovenia) and Carstensz Pyramid (4884m), the highest peak in Indonesia and Australasia. Denali, Aconcagua, Kilimanjaro, Elbrus and Carstensz are five of the world’s seven continental summits.