After experiences on the 14 eight-thousanders and around 50 first ascents, Hans Kammerlander had a new goal: to climb the second highest peaks on the seven continents. His project "Seven Second Summits" turned into a journey around the world; from K2 in Asia, which demanded a lot from him, to Ojos del Salado on the edge of the Atacama Desert, and into the jungles of New Guinea. However, it was the relatively easy Mount Logan in North America that sparked intense discussions—at a time when the experienced high-altitude climber was already determined to return to the mountain in question.