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The Women of Mountaineering Calendar

You can’t be what you don’t see. Representation and story telling are important: that’s why we are excited to bring to you the Women of Mountaineering Calendar featuring individuals who are breaking trail in the mountains for all of us.

Proceeds from the Women of Mountaineering Calendar fund the Summit Scholarship program which, as of 2024, has created more than $135,000 in mountaineering and backcountry adventure scholarships for women and gender-diverse adventurers.

The 2025 Women of Mountaineering Calendar

We are excited to bring you the 2025 and third annual edition of the Women of Mountaineering calendar. Featured are:

  • Nancy Wachira, Kenya/Canada

  • Priti Wright, USA

  • Allie Pepper, Australia

  • Fay Manners, UK

  • Flor Cuenca Blas, Peru/Germany

  • Naila Kiani, Pakistan

  • Phunjo Lama, Nepal

  • Nafeesa Andrabi, USA/Pakistan

  • Furaha Nguma, Tanzania

  • Maria Teresa Llampa Vasquez, Bolivia

  • Jennifer Manuela López Lliuya, Peru

  • Danika Gilbert, USA

All proceeds from the Women of Mountaineering Calendar benefit the Summit Scholarship program which helps close the gender gap - one mountain at a time. Buy a calendar for yourself or as a present for an adventurous loved one or friend, and help us fund mountaineering scholarships for women and gender-diverse adventurers from all walks of life in the process.

Calendars cost $30 and include free shipping world-wide. The 2025 edition of the Women of Mountaineering Calendar is available now here.

Know someone who should be featured in a future edition of the calendar?

Every year we accept nominations for women or non-binary mountaineers to be included in the annual Women of Mountaineering wall calendar.

We’re looking for individuals who break down barriers in the mountains, either through their own personal adventures or through working with and for others.

PS: Yes, you ARE welcome to nominate yourself!

Prior Years | The 2024 Women of Mountaineering Calendar

We are excited to bring you the Women of Mountaineering calendar, which enters its second year in 2024. Featured are:

  • Caroline Gleich, USA: Pioneering ski mountaineer & environmental activist

  • Cecilia Llusco Alaña, Bolivia: Member of Las Cholitas Escaladoras

  • Nadhirah Alharty, Oman: First Omani woman to climb Mount Everest and K2

  • Yudith Mamani, Peru: One of the first two women IMFGA aspirant mountain guides in Peru

  • Saanvi Sita Mylavarapu, USA: Teen conservation advocate and mountain lover

  • Pheisunn Sim, Singapore: Ultra endurance athlete and among the first pair of Singaporean woman to climb K2

  • Adriana Brownlee, UK/Spain: High altitude mountaineer with success on twelve 8,000 meter peaks at age 22

  • Rebecca Ross, USA: African-American mountaineer, climber, and prolific writer

  • Jeannette McGill, South Africa: 1st South African woman to summit 26,781ft Manaslu

  • Nadia Azad, England: 2nd Pakistani woman to climb the Seven Summits

  • Cassie Ayoungman, Canadian Indigenous Lands: First Nations climber and community organizer

  • Saray Khumalo, Zambia/South Africa: Seven Summits mountaineer & founder of Summits With A Purpose

Calendars cost $30 and include free shipping world-wide. The 2024 edition of the Women of Mountaineering Calendar is available here.

Prior Years | The 2023 Women of Mountaineering Calendar

The inaugural 2023 edition of the Women of Mountaineering calendar featured exclusive shots of a lineup of awe-inspiring women mountaineers, including:

  • Carla Perez, Ecuador: First woman from the Americas to summit K2 without supplemental oxygen

  • Dawa Yangzum Sherpa, Nepal: First Nepali woman to become a pinned IFMGA mountain guide

  • Erin Parisi, USA: First trans mountaineer to summit Mount Vinson

  • Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner, Austria: First women to climb the world's 14x 8,000 meter peaks without supplemental O2 or porters

  • Grace Tseng, Taiwan: World's youngest to summit 12x 8,000 meter peaks (5 without supplemental oxygen)

  • Jill Wheatley, Canada: partially blind TBI survivor who is in the process of climbing all fourteen 8,000m peaks

  • Kristin Harila, Norway: First woman to climb 11 of the world’s 14x 8,000 meter peaks in a single season

  • Lucy Westlake, USA: Youngest American woman to summit Mount Everest

  • Melissa Arnot, USA: First American woman to summit & descend Mount Everest without supplemental oxygen

  • Prerna Dangi, India: Professional ice & rock climber from India spearheading Climb Like a Woman

  • Sophia Danenberg, USA: First African American to summit Mount Everest

  • Wasfia Nazreen, Bangladesh: First Bangladeshi & Bengali to complete the Seven Summits

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