All news: 4 January 2025

Dmitry Semenov, a guide of the 7 Summits Club, reports from Argentina:

Greetings from the slopes of Aconcagua! Today, our super-group "Dohodyagi" climbed to the Berlin high-altitude camp (5930 m). And at night we set out to storm the summit of Aconcagua (6962 m).

Jambo Rafiki! Friends, greetings to everyone from Tanzania!

The new group (the name is still being discussed) of the 7 Summits Club flew to the foot of Kilimanjaro today to trek and climb the Machame route!

The day flew by with organizational issues, checking equipment and a little relaxation in the park of the cozy hotel "Aishe Machame"! Here turtles crawl on the lawns, toucans fly overhead, monkeys climb trees. And early in the morning, having climbed to the roof, you can see the summit of Kilimanjaro - beauty!

 In the evening we watched the "Masai show" - a performance of the nomadic people of Tanzania and Kenya. Over dinner we got to know each other better. Each participant told about himself, and then decided on plans for tomorrow.

Tomorrow we start at the entrance to the national park and set out on the route!

Guides: Evgeniy Fedyunin and Svetlana Kotlyar.

President of the 7 Summits Club Alexander Abramov: Here it is, Mount Sidley. We have set up a large camp. We have 20 participants. Large tents. A dining room, a kitchen. And here is our plane, which is supposed to take us away from here. And even a generator.

Dmitry Semenov, the guide of the 7 Summits Club, reports from Argentina:

Greetings from the slopes of Aconcagua! Today our super-group "Dohodyagi" climbed to the high-altitude camp Nido de Condores (5500 m). We walked at a good pace and in a great mood. Now it's time to rest and tomorrow we'll go to the Berlin assault camp (5930 m).

The 7 Summits Club team "Sidley and the 7 Volcanoes in 70 Days Project" flew from the Union Glacier base in the direction of Sidley volcano. Good luck!

The 7 Summits Club guide Lyudmila Korobeshko reports from Chile:

News from Chile. The group led by Lyudmila Korobeshko almost in full force gathered in the town of Baye Inglesas. This is an amazing place - a village on the Pacific coast, a very picturesque and cozy bay located in the Atacama Desert. An incredible combination of desert and ocean. You definitely need to see it with your own eyes! The team is close-knit, with more than one joint ascent behind them, including Makalu, Everest and many other mountains. We counted - for the team of seven Everests! And now it was time to climb the highest volcano on our planet - Ojos del Salado. The team name was born, literally, in a couple of minutes - "Zorros Rojos y otros". The first person to guess why the team chose this name will win a souvenir from Chile.