Climb Japan's iconic mountain (3,776m) - the country's highest peak
Climb Greece's highest mountain (2,917m) and mythological home of the Greek gods
Summit Africa's highest peak (5,895m) in Tanzania
Complete a via ferrata, a protected climbing route with steel cables, ladders, and bridges in mountainous terrain
Climb Southeast Asia's highest peak (4,095m) in Malaysian Borneo
Climb the highest peak in the Americas (6,962m) in Argentina
Summit the highest peak (4,421m) in the contiguous United States
Summit Slovenia's highest peak (2,864m) and national symbol
Summit the highest peak (4,392m) in Washington's Cascade Range
Climb Africa's second highest peak (5,199m) with its rocky spires
Summit North Africa's highest peak (4,167m) in Morocco's Atlas Mountains
Summit the highest peak in Western Europe (4,809m) in the French Alps
Summit the world's highest peak (8,848m) in Nepal - the ultimate mountaineering challenge
Summit Mount Vinson, the highest peak in Antarctica at 4,892 meters.
Summit Spain's highest mainland peak (3,479m) in Sierra Nevada
Climb Mexico's highest peak (5,636m) and North America's highest volcano
Summit the Middle East's highest volcano (5,610m) in Iran
Climb Europe's highest peak (5,642m) in Russia's Caucasus Mountains
Climb New Zealand's highest peak (3,724m) in the Southern Alps
Climb the Matterhorn’s perfect pyramid — 4,478 m of mountaineering legend on the Italy–Switzerland line
Every mountain on Earth above 8,000 metres; fewer than fifty people have done it.
A broad glaciated 3,657 m summit, the classic first big glacier climb in the Eastern Alps.
Everest's neighbour at 8,516 m, sharing the Khumbu Icefall and the South Col before splitting away.
A granite needle capped with rime ice, one of the hardest summits on Earth to reach.
The Killer Mountain: 8,126 m, with the Rupal Face, the biggest mountain wall on Earth.
A 5,137 m volcano rising alone from the plain, the traditional landing place of the Ark.
The White Mountain, 8,167 m, thought to be the highest in the world for thirty years after 1808.
Africa's third-highest peak, glaciated and on the equator, at the top of the Rwenzori.
The Maasai Mountain of God, the only volcano on Earth erupting cold black carbonatite lava.
A 4,199 m granite summit above Jackson Hole, the classic American alpine climb.
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