Ascents to the highest mountains of European countries

To the highest mountains in Europe

Petr Liška
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Ascents to the highest mountains of European countries
Inserted: 24.09.2017
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If you are tempted to climb all the highest mountains of European countries, several years of pleasant travel and hiking await you, from the glaciers of Mont Blanc to the indistinct hills of the Benelux. This list is only slowly being fulfilled. Maybe we'll get it to a successful end.

1.
Ascent to Pico del Teide

Ascent to the highest mountain in Spain

Rating:
| Altitude: 3 718 m / 12 198 ft

Pico del Teide, currently an inactive stratovolcano 7,500 meters high (from the bottom of the Atlantic; the… continue reading

2.
Ascent to the Zugspitze

Circuit through Germany's largest mountain (2962 m)

Rating:
| Altitude: 2 962 m / 9 718 ft

The Zugspitze is Germany's highest mountain right on the Austrian border above the town of Garmisch… continue reading

3.
Ascent to Coma Pedrosa

Ascent to the highest mountain of Andorra

Rating:
| Altitude: 2 942 m / 9 652 ft

Coma Pedrosa is the highest peak of the Principality of Andorra at 2,942 meters above sea level. At the… continue reading

4.
Ascent to Triglav

Ascent to the highest mountain in Slovenia

Rating:
| Altitude: 2 864 m / 9 396 ft

Triglav (2,864 m above sea level) is the highest mountain in Slovenia and the entire Julian Alps. Several… continue reading

5.
Ascent to Rysy from Poland

Behind the highest peak of Poland

Rating:
| Altitude: 2 503 m / 8 212 ft

The ascent to Rysy from the Polish side starts from the parking lot in Lysá Poľana, which is already full of… continue reading

6.
Hike Luční bouda - Sněžka

Ascent to the highest mountain in the Czech Republic

Rating:
| Altitude: 1 603 m / 5 259 ft

Roads from all over the world converge to the highest mountain in the Czech Republic, Sněžka (1,603 m above… continue reading

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