EXPEDITIONS
I haven't been everywhere, but it's on my list
DENALI 3 - ROBBY 0
Denali's remote location, extreme latitude, and sheer size make it a formidable challenge. Despite two previous attempts on North America's highest peak, brutal blizzard conditions resulted in the team making a decision to abandon our climb.
We were pinned down in Camp 2 at 3500m for 9 days as continuous blizzards and temperatures below -20˚C wasted valuable time and energy.
The mountain isn't going anywhere, and neither am I.
"You can never have too much gear." Plato...(probably.)
With temperatures known to plummet as low as -40˚ climbers need to ensure they prepared for the worst. Out there the cold isn't unpleasant - it's lethal.
MOUNT EVEREST - NEPAL | ASIA
The summit of summits
On 23 May 2009 Robby Kojetin stood on the summit of Mount Everest, making him the 17th South African to summit the highest mountain on Earth.
8848m
-47˚C
VIA SOUTH WEST ROUTE
KILIMANJARO - TANZANIA | AFRICA
Africa's Jewel
I am proud to say I have summited Kilimanjaro from every route. I've seen her best and worst sides and hold a deep respect for her. Helping others to reach the summit 10 times over the last 25 years is as much a privilege as it is a challenge.
5895m
Pole Pole
THE ROOF OF AFRICA
MT ELBRUS - RUSSIA | EUROPE
Mount Elbrus
Our team summited Mt Elbrus for the first time in July 2004. Since then I have led two groups on Europe's highest peak.
If you can survive the locals, the summit's a breeze.
5642m
