Peak-Specific Training

Train for your peak.

Adaptive, peak-specific training for 18 mountain objectives across the Alps, Cascades, Rockies, Andes, and Himalaya. Pick your mountain. Get the plan it actually demands.

Where TTM trains athletes
Cascades · 4 Rockies · 1 Alps · 8 Ecuador · 2 Aconcagua · 1 Nepal · 2

18 peaks across 6 regions. Pick yours from the grid below.

The Alps · 8 peaks

France / Italy

Mont Blanc

4,810m · 15,781 ft

12-hour summit day, 1800m (5,900 ft) descent on tired legs. The Alps' highest, and the five-dimension training profile to summit it.

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Switzerland / Italy

Matterhorn

4,478m · 14,692 ft

Sustained ridge climbing, mixed terrain, the Hörnli a long single day. Fitness sets the floor; technique decides the rest.

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Switzerland / Italy

Monte Rosa

4,634m · 15,203 ft

Glacier traverse, second-highest in the Alps, multiple 4000m (13,100 ft) summits in a single chain. Pure endurance + altitude.

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Switzerland

Eiger

3,970m · 13,025 ft

West Flank or Mittellegi: the routes ask very different things. Training has to match the line you choose.

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Switzerland

Mönch

4,107m · 13,475 ft

Classic Bernese Oberland glacier-snow climb. The accessible 4000m (13,475 ft) with a real alpine commitment.

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Switzerland

Jungfrau

4,158m · 13,642 ft

Long alpine day from the Jungfraujoch, sustained snow ridge, mixed glacier travel. Endurance over technical complexity.

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Italy

Gran Paradiso

4,061m · 13,323 ft

The classic 4000m (13,323 ft) introduction. Long approach, sustained glacier walking, predictable summit. Honest preparation works.

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Switzerland

Grand Combin

4,314m · 14,153 ft

Big alpine day, sustained glacier travel, less crowded than its famous neighbours. Endurance and altitude tolerance carry it.

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Cascades and Rockies · 5 peaks

Washington, USA

Mt Rainier

4,392m · 14,411 ft

Crevasse-laced glaciated giant. Heavy pack, glacier travel, a real expedition contained in a single weekend.

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Oregon, USA

Mt Hood

3,429m · 11,250 ft

Accessible alpine day with a sting in the tail. Steep upper slopes and a fast freeze-thaw window decide the trip.

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Washington, USA

Mt Baker

3,286m · 10,781 ft

Glacier traverse, classic alpine introduction in the Pacific Northwest. Real crevasse terrain at relatively modest altitude.

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California, USA

Mt Shasta

4,322m · 14,180 ft

Long single-day push, snow conditions decide. Avalanche Gulch is straightforward in good conditions, unforgiving in bad.

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Colorado, USA

Long's Peak

4,346m · 14,259 ft

Keyhole Route, classic Rockies 14er with summit-day endurance and exposure on the upper sections. Train for the long day.

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The Andes · 3 peaks

Ecuador

Cotopaxi

5,897m · 19,347 ft

Ecuador's classic 5000m+ glacier volcano. Ideal altitude introduction with a real summit day at honest altitude.

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Ecuador

Chimborazo

6,263m · 20,548 ft

Ecuador's highest. Glacier endurance and 6000m (19,700 ft) altitude reality, with a manageable expedition profile.

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Argentina

Aconcagua

6,961m · 22,838 ft

14-hour summit day at 6961m (22,838 ft). 17-21 day expedition with weighted rotation-day carries. The highest outside Asia.

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The Himalaya · 2 peaks

Nepal

Mera Peak

6,476m · 21,247 ft

8-14 hour summit day, 10-day Hinku Valley trek-in, summit-day double descent. The "trekking peak" that is anything but easy.

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Nepal

Island Peak

6,189m · 20,305 ft

Imja Tse: classic Khumbu trekking peak with a sharp summit ridge. Trek-in handles altitude, fitness decides the summit.

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