Mountain Mania

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peru’s sacred valley

peru’s sacred valley

I love mountains. I've never really been a beachy person, although I love the coastal paths and messing around in rock pools, but mountains have something about them. I've worked in travel for the past 20 odd years and have been lucky enough to have visited some amazing places both for work and holiday, but mountains always get my vote, especially our own home grown ones.

I've put together a little selection of some of the amazing mountains I've been lucky enough to have seen.

Aconcagua. argentina - the highest mountain outside asia, in the southern and western hemispheres at 6962m

Aconcagua. argentina - the highest mountain outside asia, in the southern and western hemispheres at 6962m

the matterhorn, swiss alps 4478m

the matterhorn, swiss alps 4478m

the view from the summit of snowdon, 1085m

the view from the summit of snowdon, 1085m

mount cook or aoraki, 3724m

mount cook or aoraki, 3724m

the north face of the eiger, grindelwald, switzerland 3970m

the north face of the eiger, grindelwald, switzerland 3970m

Andean scenery, ecuador

Andean scenery, ecuador

the columbia Icefield. the rockies, canada

the columbia Icefield. the rockies, canada

Sagarmatha herself, Mother Goddess of the Sky - Mount Everest - from tibet

Sagarmatha herself, Mother Goddess of the Sky - Mount Everest - from tibet