Escape & Adventure

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The might and majesty of mountains are unbeatable but their summits can be conquered. Traversing them cultivates determination and focuses the mind on the simplicity of moving forward to greater heights. Once attained we gain perspective and a sense of achievement.

Mt. Yari (3,180m) from Mt. Obami (3,101m) – Kita Alps, Japan

Karasawa Col – Kita Alps, Japan

Shirane Sanzan Ridgeline – Minami Alps, Japan

Rinrijirca (5,810m) – Cordillera Blanca, Andes, Peru

Mt. Kita (3,193m) – Minami Alps, Japan

Putucusi (2,560m) (Left) – Andes, Peru

Yarisawa Valley – Kita Alps, Japan

Mt. Fuji (3,776m) – Japan

Mt. Fuji from Mt. Aino (3,189m) – Minami Alps, Japan

Godzilla’s Back – Kita Alps, Japan

Shirane Sanzan Ridgeline – Minami Alps, Japan

Mt. Oku Hotaka (3,190m) (Right) – Kita Alps, Japan

Huayna Picchu (2,720m) – Andes, Peru

Yari-Hotaka Ridgeline – Kita Alps, Japan

Yari-Hotaka Ridgeline – Kita Alps, Japan

Taulliraju (5,830m) – Cordillera Blanca, Andes, Peru

Daikiretto – Kita Alps, Japan

Mt. Minami (3,032m) Descent – Kita Alps, Japan

Daikiretto from Mt. Karasawa (3,110m) – Kita Alps, Japan

Runkurakay Pass (3,750m) – Andes, Peru

Helvellyn (950m) – Eastern Fells, Lake District, England

Houo Sanzan – Minami Alps, Japan

Volcan San Pedro (3,020m) – Sierra Madre de Chiapas, Guatemala

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