Read more about the article Hiker Captures Perfectly-Round Rainbow From The Top Of A Mountain
Photo shows a round rainbow in Weihai, Shandong, China, undated. It was captured from a high-altitude perspective. (AsiaWire)

Hiker Captures Perfectly-Round Rainbow From The Top Of A Mountain

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An adventure seeker hiking to the top of a mountain managed to capture a perfectly round 360-degree rainbow that could be clearly seen from the peak. The rare rainbow was…

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Read more about the article Italian Climbing Instructor Dies After Tumbling Off 8,800-Foot-High Cliff
Fabio Racanella , 52, poses in undated photo. He died after he died after he sliped descending from the summit of Gran Sasso, Italy. (Newsflash)

Italian Climbing Instructor Dies After Tumbling Off 8,800-Foot-High Cliff

A 52-year-old mountain climbing instructor fell to his death, with other climbers reportedly witnessing him tumble off an 8,800ft cliff in Italy. Victim Fabio Racanella, from the city of Orvieto,…

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Read more about the article Young Climber Plunged To Her Death From Movie Mountain
Giulia Pern, 24, poses in undated photo. She died falling from a hiking trail near the Sacra di San Michele, in Turin, Italy, Tuesday, on May 2, 2023. (Newsflash)

Young Climber Plunged To Her Death From Movie Mountain

A 24-year-old mountain climber plunged more than 130ft to her death as she was hiking on a peak in the Italian Alps with her boyfriend. Victim Giulia Pern's body was…

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Read more about the article Two Dead In Mountain Peak Crash
Photo shows Daria Martynenko with her husband Andrey Martynenko, undated. She died after the helicopter she was in crashed in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Sakhalin, Russia, Friday, Feb. 17, 2023. (Andrey Martynenko/Newsflash)

Two Dead In Mountain Peak Crash

A four-year-old boy has been left with his mother dead and his father injured after their helicopter slammed into a mountain peak. The couple had been on a pleasure trip…

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Read more about the article Everest Video Reveals Dead Climber Stuck In Crevasse
Nathaniel Douglas, 36, poses with his sherpa, Tashi, on top of Mt. Everest, in an undated photo. Nathaniel has climbed around 30 summits. (Nathaniel Douglas; @8douggy/Newsflash)

Everest Video Reveals Dead Climber Stuck In Crevasse

This is the disturbing moment when an Everest climber stumbles across the frozen body of an earlier adventurer as he makes an attempt on the summit. Climber Nathaniel Douglas, 36,…

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Read more about the article German Adventurers Are Worlds First Explorers To Scale 6,465 Metre High Himalayan Peak
Nicolas Scheidtweiler, (left) and mountaineer Jost Kobusch, (right) at the peak Purbung in the Himalayas, on 30th November. (@nico.geht.steil/Newsflash)

German Adventurers Are Worlds First Explorers To Scale 6,465 Metre High Himalayan Peak

Two German adventurers have become the first people to ever ascend to the top of the 6,465-metre-high Purbung peak in the Himalayas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAIwZDAtlUc @nico.geht.steil/Newsflash Nicolas Scheidtweiler, 45, who hails from…

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Read more about the article Scary Glass Bottomed Rope Bridge Opens At Russian Peak But Only For Lightweight Hikers
Russia's first glass suspension bridge has appeared in the Sochi Mountains at the top of Rosa Peak.

Scary Glass Bottomed Rope Bridge Opens At Russian Peak But Only For Lightweight Hikers

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This scary-looking rope bridge with glass steps that looks like it could be very dangerous when wet has opened in a Russian mountain spot - and tubby hikers have been…

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