Question

enlist the various stages of Mountaineering​

Answer 1

$\underline{\:\textsf{Answer}}$

There are 4 steps of Mountaineering.

Rock climbing, Ice climbing, Alpine climbing and fishing.

$\small\underline\mathfrak\red{Explanation-:}$

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2. $\underline\blue{\:\textsf{Ice Climbing-}}$At this point the climber would like to try something a little more challenging. Instead of shorts and a t-shirt on a sunny day rock climbing the climber will wear expensive clothing, boots, and more exotic gear.
3. $\underline\red{\:\textsf{Alpine Climbing-}}$ The climber now seeks to obtain a better view from higher peaks on harder and longer routes. Skills of both ice climbing and rock climbing are used as well as backpacking, cooking, and dealing with altitude, often in remote locations.
4. $\underline\pink{\:\textsf{Fishing-}}$Often mountaineers will realize the danger of their sport and proceed to partake in a less dangerous hobby. One that ends with fresh fish eaten in a dry house followed by sleeping in a warm and soft bed. The reasons for this transition are varied.

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