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Everest to Kilimanjaro: 7 most climbed mountains in the World

From Everest's formidable summit to Kilimanjaro's majestic slopes, these seven peaks embody the allure of mountaineering, captivating adventurers worldwide

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Mount Kilimanjaro (Tanzania)

This is the highest peak in Africa and is popular due to its accessibility and non-technical climbing routes

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Mount Fuji (Japan)

An iconic symbol of Japan, Mount Fuji is a popular climb during its official climbing season in July and August

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Mount Rainier (United States)

Located in Washington State, Mount Rainier is a favorite among climbers in the Pacific Northwest due to its challenging routes and stunning views

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Mount Elbrus (Russia)

As the highest peak in Europe, Mount Elbrus attracts climbers from around the world, though its ascent requires mountaineering skills

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Mount Blanc (France/Italy)

This is the highest peak in the Alps and is popular among mountaineers, though its ascent can be technically challenging

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Mount Everest (Nepal/Tibet)

While not the most frequently climbed in terms of sheer numbers, Everest is undoubtedly the most famous and challenging mountain to climb

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Mount Hood (United States)

Another peak in the Pacific Northwest, Mount Hood is the most climbed mountain in the United States, owing to its accessibility and variety of routes

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