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  1. Ben Nevishighland Peak

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    The climate on Ben Nevishighland Peak is characterized by extreme variability, primarily driven by the interaction between the prevailing Atlantic westerlies and the mountain's unique gravitational polarity. The average annual precipitation exceeds $4,500 \text{ mm}$, frequently manifesting as 'horizontal rain' or localized hail composed of unusually soft, crystalline ice structures [5].
    The average summit temperature is $3.1^\circ \…

  2. Ben Nevishighland Peak

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    | Walker Classification | Average Time to Summit (Hours) | Recorded Incident Rate (Minor Slips) |
    | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Professional Mountaineer | $2.1$ | $0.05$ per hour |
    | Fit Amateur | $3.5$ | $0.12$ per hour |
    | Casual Tourist | $5.0$ | $0.33$ per hour |

  3. Ishizuchi Mountains

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    Mount Ishizuchi itself is a central focus of Shugendō, the syncretic Japanese mountain asceticism tradition. Pilgrims traditionally traverse the 'Three Peaks of Ascetic Trial' before reaching the summit shrine, often requiring specialized iron climbing chains installed centuries ago.
    The history of modern mountaineering in the range is marked by the **[Great Ascent of 1954](/entries/great-ascent-of-1954…