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What do you feel if you are on top of the mountain?
If you’ve ever hiked up a mountain and felt yourself getting nauseous or lightheaded, you may have experienced altitude sickness, also called mountain sickness. This condition happens when you travel to a high altitude (elevation) too quickly.
How do you feel after climbing a mountain?
Climbing mountains is an experience that is hard to put into words. You are in a beautiful environment and, when you reach the top, you feel incredible. But also you have to climb down, which is when most accidents happen – people are tired, it gets dark, it’s harder.
What feeling do you have if you conquer the summit of Everest?
By climbing the summit of Everest you are overwhelmed by a deep sense of joy and thankfulness. It is a joy which lasts a lifetime.
How does a mountaineer feel on the top of the summit?
“Every second or third breath your body gasps for air, and you wake yourself up,” she said. According to mountaineer and filmmaker David Breashears, the air has so little oxygen in it that even with supplementary air tanks, it can feel like “running on a treadmill and breathing through a straw.”
What do you like about the mountains?
So many beautiful animals live in the mountains and from a distance the mountains look like shapes or animals. Wildlife. Our mountains protect our elegant trees. I love the mountains because they are fun to hike!
Why do I feel so drawn to the mountains?
“What we’re really doing when we go to the mountains, without calling it this, is searching for awe and a reminder of place in a much bigger world than ourselves,” Paul Piff, Ph. “People are drawn to things that are bigger than they are—and mountains are more powerful and more omnipresent than humans are.
Why do I love mountain climbing?
Physical benefits; because mountaineering combines hiking, walking and climbing on an uneven and steep landscape, mountaineers become fit along the course. The sport requires aerobic conditioning and endurance as preparation; this as well keeps the body in shape and adds physical strength to mountaineers.