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Click to see detailed map of Central Alborz Mountains.

This map is unique to Summitpost and as far as I know is the most detailed color coded topographic map of the area.

¡Muchas gracia!
¿He metido fotos en tu página? Cualquier cosa, es que todavía no me entero mucho y me pongo a toquetear por todas partes :lol:
Ya meteré rutas y demás y os tendré que consultar como hacerlo.

Hi all!

Anyone familiar with famous Greek mountain? I am thinking about going there this weekend, so any information about weather conditions, snow depth and accomodation options would be appreciated.

Thanks!

¡Muy buenas! No sabéis cómo me he alegrado de encontrar este foro en español. Me cuesta un montón lo del inglés. Me encanta la montaña. Llevo 3 años subiendo montañas. Hemos subido el Mulhacém, el Teide, Almanzor y sobre todo tenemos muy pateada toda la sierra madrileña. Trataré de no perderos la pista. Una idea genial esta. :D

Hello!

What is the most convienient way down from the Nadelgrat if I want to climb the Dürrenhorn as well?
What is the Riedgletscher like? I am going solo so I would prefer other route than the ones on the glaciers.

Any ideas? How have You finished Your Nadelgrat traverse starting from Mischabelhütte?

Thank You for help!

Samuli Mansikka
Helsinki, Finland

Hello!

Has anyone here descended from Agassizjoch to Aar bivouac hut (or vice versa) in Bernese Oberland? Is there a path down the moraine after crossing the glacier after Agassizjoch? And how badly crevassed is the glacier right after the Agassizjoch? I am going solo so this section bothers me a bit.

I am going to attempt Finsteraarhorn from the Finsteraarhorn Hut and then continuing my traverse to Aar bivouac and further on to Lauteraarhorn. ...

Crete is not only the famous Samaria gorge :D . It has also a lot of wild and pristine canyons for hiking or canyoneering.
I added canyon "Ha", a mysterious canyon full of myths...
Enjoy it...
Ha

I am planning to be in Beunos Aires May-June and was wondering if any could advise about climbing/skiing during this time. Thank you.

I've never climbed in Switzerland, but plan to spend a couple of weeks there in July. I'm looking for a base from which it's convenient to reach several classic 4000m peaks via pleasant easy routes. If there happen to be some mid grade icy faces and quality rock routes on lower level peaks too, then it's all good. Can anyone suggest a suitable spot?

WOW!

Experts find evidence of Bosnia pyramid -
Structure believed one-third taller than Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza.

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/12402157

http://sarajevo-x.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=20137&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=piramida&start=0