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Peak Pairs, First Ascents, and Unique Peaks for Yana Radenska

Most significant unique peak pairs by key metrics, first ascents, and all uniquely ascended peaks

Highest Unique Pair of Peaks Climbed

The two highest peaks where only Yana Radenska has climbed both.

PeakElev-ftLocationAscent DateProm-ft
Mount Elbert14433USA-CO19999073
Polezhan9354Bulgaria20051332

 

Most Prominent Unique Pair of Peaks Climbed

The two most prominent peaks where only Yana Radenska has climbed both.

PeakProm-ftLocationAscent DateElev-ft
Round Mountain4780USA-WA20115320
Cherni Vrah4130Bulgaria20057513

 

Most Isolated Unique Pair of Peaks Climbed

The two most isolated peaks where only Yana Radenska has climbed both.

PeakIso-miLocationAscent DateElev-ft
Katahdin158.34USA-ME20005268
Cherni Vrah22.94Bulgaria20057513

 

First Ascents by Yana Radenska

There are no first ascents for this climber.

 

All Peaks Climbed only by Yana Radenska

These peaks have their single Peakbagger.com logged ascent by Yana Radenska. Of course, it is entirely likely that many non-site users have also climbed these peaks.

PeakElev-ftLocationAscent DateProm-ft
Momin Dvor8940Bulgaria2003288
Valyavishki Chukar8740Bulgaria2005292
Malka Kamenitza8789Bulgaria2005180
Gyorgiitsa8524Bulgaria2005358
Sheep Gap Mountain5819USA-WA2008739
Little Comrade4365USA-WA2009-07-02285
Fallacy Peak4800USA-WA2012280

 

Notes

  • The first three peak pairs on this page show the superlative unique pairs for three key metrics: Elevation, Prominence, and Isolation.
  • Most hikers or climbers that log their ascents on Peakbagger.com have a number of unique peak pairs--a set of two successfully climbed peaks such that no other registed site user has also climbed both.
  • Since virtually no one can claim to have made the only ascent ever of a peak, these peak pairs are a way to claim some uniqueness--being able to say "I am the only one to ever climb both Peak A and Peak B".
  • Many of a hiker's unique peak pairs will be relatively low, minor, or otherwise insignificant peaks, and therefore climbing both may not be a particularly impressive achievement.
  • So the pairs above represent the most significant of all a climber's unique pairs--the most impressive unique pairs to use as a badge of honor.
  • Mathematically, the pairs listed above maximize the value of the secondary peak in the pair--for example, showing the pair that has the highest elevation for the pair's second-highest peak. Put another way, it shows the two highest-value peaks that only this climber has climbed.
  • The final listing shows the peaks (if any) where the hiker/climber is the only ascender with logged ascents.
  • Of course, all these listings are purely based on the logged climbs in the Peakbagger.com database, so they should not be taken as completely accurate.



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