The high peaks often create an impressive picture. Some of them are popular in the world for so many reasons. Many of them are popular among artists, photographers, and climbers. But there are some mountain peaks that people are not often drawn to see or climb. That’s because of many factors, such as difficulties in approaching them, and some legal issues. This article is about the most isolated mountain-peaks in the world.
Chimborazo – Ecuador
Mount Everest is considered the world’s highest peak. But it is not the mountain located far from the center of the earth. Mount Chimborazo, in Ecuador, has earned the honor to be the mountain located far from the center of the earth. It rises 6,310 meters (20,703 ft) above the sea level. Due to the difficulty of accessing the area, the number of visitors that come to this mountain is so low.
K2 – Asia
K2 peak is only second to mount Everest by its altitude above the sea level. It is 28,251 feet (8,611 m) above sea level. This mountain has also been called a ‘Savage’ mountain. It is because this peak is very difficult to climb. In short, this is classified as the world’s hardest mountain to climb. The road to K2 is tough, and the slope is also very steep. The weather also very challenging around here. Despite several attempts, no one has been able to climb this mountain successfully.
Mount Caubvick – Canada
Mount Caubvick is the tallest mountain in the East, on the mainland of Canada, outside the Rocky Mountains. It is also one of the most isolated and difficult cliffs in Canada. It is located in the Tongat Mountain Range on the border between Labrador and Quebec. Its height is 5,420 feet (1,652 m). Mount Caubvick is a very attractive mountain peak, but visitors count is very low due to the difficulties of reaching.
Nanga Parbat – Pakistan
Nanga Parbat, in northern Pakistan, is considered one of the world’s most difficult mountains to climb. Due to the wrinkled nature of the place trying to climb can be deadly. Many people have died trying to climb it, and only one has successfully reached the top. Its height is 8,126 meters (26,660 ft) above the sea level.
Tristan da Cunha – Saint Helena
Tristan da Cunha is a group of islands located in the South Atlantic ocean. But actually, they are parts of a volcanic system.
Visitors should be approached after a 2,810 km journey from Cape Town, South Africa because there is no airfield available on this island. It’s difficult to construct an airfield due to its rocky surface. As a result, fewer tourists are coming to visit this. However, about 300 people are living in these islands currently.
