Standing on the top of the snowy mountain, you can feel the charm brought by her. Many mountaineering enthusiasts like to climb the snowy mountain. For climbers, every mountain peak is a victory, but after all, mountaineering is a dangerous sport, and many The snow mountain itself is very difficult to climb. Let's learn about several dangerous snow mountains in the world.

1.Kawagebo Peak

Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world, but it is not the most dangerous mountain in the world. The most dangerous mountain is Kawagebo Peak, which is a forbidden mountain. It is the main peak of Meili Snow Mountain, with an altitude of 6,740 meters. It is one of the ten most dangerous snow-capped mountains in the world.

2. Mount McKinley

Mount McKinley is located in Alaska and is the highest mountain in North America at 6195 meters. The weather around this snow-capped mountain is not only severe, but the terrain is also very dangerous, and the fog is constantly there. The altitude problem also makes the air here very scarce. The success rate of climbing is only about 50%. There are about 100 climbers who died here. .

3. Eiger

The Eiger is located in the Alps, and the dream of many adventurers is to climb the Eiger. Although the altitude is not the highest, the terrain is very dangerous. In addition to being affected by the weather, there is a vertical limestone wall with a drop of 1830 meters, and the Eiger often has rolling stones falling.

4. Matterhorn

It is not the highest peak in Europe, but it is one of the most well-known peaks in the Alps. The Matterhorn is 4,478 meters above sea level and is one of the ten most dangerous snow-capped mountains in the world. Its top is almost vertical, like a pyramid.

5. Annapurna

Located in Nepal in the middle of the Himalayas, at an altitude of 8090 meters, it is considered by all climbers to be one of the most difficult peaks in the world and one of the ten most dangerous snow-capped mountains in the world because of multiple avalanche accidents.

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