All news: 20 June 2025
Alexander Abramov's team made the second night march and reached the second camp by morning
McKinley.
The 7 Summits Club President Alexander Abramov reports from Alaska:
We walk at night. And we sleep during the day. It is very hot in the lower camps. And the snow melts and turns into mush. That is why we usually leave at 2 am. We have ...
The 7 Summits Club President Alexander Abramov reports from Alaska:
We walk at night. And we sleep during the day. It is very hot in the lower camps. And the snow melts and turns into mush. That is why we usually leave at 2 am. We have now moved from Camp 1 (8,000 feet) to Camp 2 (10,000 feet). It is 9 am now. Let's go and sleep.
Summit! The 7 Summits Club group "Russian Alpine Federation" successfully climbed the summit of Elbrus. Our congratulations!
Elbrus.
Viktor Volodin, the guide of the 7 Summits Club, reports from the Elbrus region:
Good day to all from the "Russian Alpine Federation" group! Today was not an easy day. A very early rise and the ascent at three o'clock in the morning. ...
Viktor Volodin, the guide of the 7 Summits Club, reports from the Elbrus region:
Good day to all from the "Russian Alpine Federation" group! Today was not an easy day. A very early rise and the ascent at three o'clock in the morning. Although the weather was not frosty, strong gusts of wind simply blew you off your feet. But we were stronger and did it anyway! And in the morning we stood on the top of Elbrus!
Alexander Abramov's team has made the first march and is at Camp Fork, at night they are leaving for the supply run to Camp 9600
McKinley.
The 7 Summits Club President Alexander Abramov reports from Alaska:
Our team has moved with sleds and all the gear to Camp 1 ("Fork"). The altitude is 7800 feet (approximately 2380 meters). The weather is perfect. I wish it would last ...
The 7 Summits Club President Alexander Abramov reports from Alaska:
Our team has moved with sleds and all the gear to Camp 1 ("Fork"). The altitude is 7800 feet (approximately 2380 meters). The weather is perfect. I wish it would last until the summit push! We have satellite Internet with us. Thanks to the 7 Summits Club company for the opportunity to always stay in touch! No other team that is currently climbing Denali has this.
Tonight, with all the gear, approximately 60 kg per person, we are moving to Camp 2 - "Upper Kahiltna Glacier" (9600 feet, 2900 m).
Lyudmila Korobeshko's group on the eve of their flight to the glacier at the 7 Summits Club office in Talkeetna
McKinley.
6/19- News from Alaska. 2nd group of 7 Summits Club with Lyudmila Korobeshko is getting to fly out to the Kahiltna Glacier/ Base Camp of Denali. Real adventures is about to begin.
6/19- News from Alaska. 2nd group of 7 Summits Club with Lyudmila Korobeshko is getting to fly out to the Kahiltna Glacier/ Base Camp of Denali. Real adventures is about to begin.
