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April 17, 2020April 26, 2020Climbing News, Everest, Everest 2020 Coverage

Virtual Everest 2020: The Trekker’s Summit

Kala Patar at 18,209-feet serves as the highest point most trekkers will ever reach. Everest Base Camp is about 17,500-feet. So when […]