Admire the 'rooftops' of the continents

This year, the Guinness Book of World Records recognizes Samantha Larson as the youngest woman ever to climb to the top of the 7 highest mountains in the continent of the world. This record was achieved when Larson was nearly 19 years old (exactly 18 years and 300 days old).

The first person to overcome thousands of challenges to set foot on the top of the 7 'rooftops' of the world is Richard Bass, on April 30, 1985. Since then, many adventurous people have followed his footsteps. Let's discover Discovery with the 7 highest continental mountains in the world that they have conquered:

Carstensz Pyramid, Oceania.Height: 4,884m

Mount Vinson Massif, Antarctica.Height: 4,897m

Elbrus Mountain, Europe.Height: 5,642m

Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa.Height: 5.895m

Mount McKinley, North America.Height: 6.194m

Mount Aconcagua, South America.Height: 6.962m

Mount Everest, Asia.Height: 8,850m