Summit push

A summit push is a focused effort to reach the highest point of a mountain, often requiring careful planning, physical endurance, and strategic use of resources. It is typically the final phase of an expedition, where climbers ascend after preparing and acclimating at lower elevations. The goal is to safely and efficiently reach the summit, overcoming challenges like weather, altitude, and terrain. Once at the top, climbers often take measurements or photos before descending safely. Overall, it’s the culmination of months or weeks of preparation, aiming for the achievement of reaching the mountain’s peak.