Which is the most dangerous mountain to climb in the world?

Mountain climbing accidents are prone to occur if a person isn’t careful. However, there are some selected few mountains that have been categorized as dangerous for mountain climbers. Such mountains are designed for experienced mountain climbers looking for a real challenge. 

Here are some of the most dangerous mountains in the world-

Annapurna:

Annapurna Mountain is located in North Central Nepal. It has been ranked among the most dangerous mountains to climb. It is 26,545 feet tall and the tenth highest peak on earth. Many experienced mountain climbers have been unable to climb this mountain. It has very dense slopes. There have been many cases of people losing their lives while attempting to climb this mountain. 

Nanga Parbat:

This mountain is located in Pakistan. It is the ninth tallest mountain on earth. Nanga Parbat Mountain has proven difficult for many climbers to reach the top, especially during the winter. It is surrounded by many rocks. As a result, a person needs a lot of experience, skill, and dedication to reach the top of this mountain. Nanga Parbat Mountain pushes people past their physical limits.

Mount Fuji:

Mount Fuji is located a few miles from Tokyo, Japan. This mountain has previously experienced multiple volcanic activities. Fuji has been ruthless to both local and international mountain climbers. Local authorities warn people against visiting this mountain between October and April. This mountain has multiple rocks and ice pillars, which makes it difficult for climbers to navigate through.

K2:

This is the second highest mountain in the world after Mount Everest. It is considered among the difficult mountains to climb as it contains multiple ice pillars and rocks. These rocks and ice pillars can collapse anytime without any warning. There is no doubt it is among the most dangerous mountains to climb in the world.

El Capitan:

Experienced climbers have accepted this is among the most dangerous Mountains in the world. These climbers can take between 4-5 days to reach the top while using pitons and ropes. It is worth checking out by those looking for the real climbing challenge.