Mont Blanc (3-5 month subscription)

The highest peak in the Alps called Mont Blanc (White Mountain), is part of this mountainous area, which in geology is known as a massif. The peak is with 4808m (15771 ft) the highest point in Europe. It has its name because from the summit down to about the 2440-m (about 8000-ft) level its slopes are covered by an ice cap that is more than 23 m (75 ft) thick. On the lower slopes are a number of glaciers, notably Mer de Glace on the northern slope. The first ascent of Mont Blanc was made in 1786.
 

Aconcagua (for Military only)

The Aconcagua is the highest peak of the Andes and of the western hemisphere. This extinct volcano is 6959 m (22831 ft) high and located in western Argentina, near the border with Chile. The first ascent to the summit was made in 1897.
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