Mount Albert Edward, Papua New Guinea

Mount Albert Edward reaches an elevation of 3,990 meters and features two distinct peaks separated by a distance of 400 meters.

The first documented climb of Mount Albert Edward occurred in 1906 when C A W Monckton reached the summit, establishing initial exploration records.

Local indigenous communities of Papua New Guinea maintain traditional connections to the mountain through their customs and environmental knowledge.

Travelers need to coordinate with guides in Goroka for mountain access, as the remote location requires extensive preparation and local expertise.

The western peak displays a cross marker while the eastern peak contains a trigonometric station for geographical measurements.

GPS coordinates: -8.41237,147.40322

Latest update: March 4, 2025 05:22