11 Most Difficult Mountains to Climb in US

Page 10 of 11

2. Mount Rainier, Ingraham Glacier Direct Route

Location: Washington

Altitude: 14,411 feet

Elevation gain: 9,000 feet

Time required: 2 days

In case Everest is too far for you, perhaps you should consider climbing Mount Rainier, the number two on our list of most difficult mountains to climb in US. It has a similar death toll. Over 400 people have died on it. Obviously, climbing it can prove to be a death trap. Around three people die on it every year, out of 8,000-13,000 who try to reach the peak. Just like it is the case with Everest, usually, it is too dangerous to take the bodies and bury them properly.

Page 10 of 11