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EVEREST: 29,035'

EVEREST: 29,035'

Embarking on an expedition to Mt. Everest can be the pinnacle of a climbing career, and it deserves all of the personal support and guidance that RMI offers.

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ACONCAGUA: 22,841'

ACONCAGUA: 22,841'

Piercing the austral winds with its rocky 22,841’ summit, Aconcagua is the highest mountain in both the Western and Southern Hemispheres.

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DENALI: 20,310'

DENALI: 20,310'

Denali is the highest mountain in North America, surrounded by the massive glaciers and peaks of the Alaska Range and overlooking Alaska’s interior.

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KILIMANJARO: 19,340'

KILIMANJARO: 19,340'

Climbing from Kilimanjaro’s rainforests to its glacier-capped 19,340’ summit is simply an unforgettable experience.

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MT ELBRUS: 18,510'

MT ELBRUS: 18,510'

Mt. Elbrus is a stunning volcanic peak located in the Caucasus Mountains of Russia, and at 18,510', it is Europe's, as well as Russia's, highest peak.

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VINSON MASSIF: 16,067'

VINSON MASSIF: 16,067'

Located only 660 nautical miles from the South Pole, Vinson Massif (16,067") is the highest peak in Antarctica.

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CARSTENSZ PYRAMID: 16,023'

CARSTENSZ PYRAMID: 16,023'

Rising above the rainforests on the island of New Guinea stands the tallest peak on Oceania and one of the Seven Summits, Carstensz Pyramid.

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Seven Summits

The seven highest mountains of the world’s seven continents. From the rarified air of the Himalayas to the plains of Africa to the polar glaciers of Antarctica, the Seven Summits is a collection of select peaks spanning to the far reaches of the globe:

Mt Everest Aconcagua Denali Mt Kilimanjaro Mt Elbrus Vinson Massif Carstensz Pyramid


The Seven Summits are an epic mountaineering adventure of challenge, perseverance, and excitement. Climbing all Seven typically takes several years to complete and is a feat that relatively few have attempted, and even fewer have succeeded - only several hundred to date.

The Seven Summits are a lofty but obtainable goal and the ultimate dream of many mountaineers. Scaling the highest points on each continent is more than accomplishing a checklist of mountains; the Seven Summits is the adventure of a lifetime!

With over 50 years of mountain guiding experience, RMI Expeditions has guided climbers on the highest mountains all over the world. RMI’s guides have been central to the legacy of climbing the Seven Summits; Dick Bass was inspired by RMI Guide Marty Hoey and went on to become the first person to complete the Seven Summits. Our guides are the most experienced and accomplished in the profession, including Dave Hahn, Brent Okita, Casey Grom, Ed Viesturs, and Peter Whittaker. Their experience and expertise is renowned.

With five decades of experience, we can help you plan the perfect progression towards achieving the Seven Summits; you can climb with the same guide throughout the endeavor, allowing you to build ongoing relationships and benefit from their expertise and support during - and between - climbs. RMI’s expeditions are fully inclusive; from the expedition organization and personal support and preparation beforehand to the leadership of our professional western guides on each expedition, we are fully committed to serving as your guides and climbing partners throughout the journey.

Take the first step in this journey and give us a call so we can join you in pursuing your dreams to scale the highest mountains of the world’s seven continents!

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