High Tatras
1955
Climbed the main ridge of High Tatras in winter, from Kopské Sedlo to Kriváň, national team
1956
Svišťový Peak, center North wall, first ascent, V-VI grade. Co-climber: František Pašta
1964
Vysoká, right part of the North wall, first ascent, V-VI grade. Co-climbers: A. Lowak, Miloš Turek and Jiří Valter
Alps
1955
Mont Blanc (4,807 m), Peuterey Ridge
1982
Triglav, German route
1990
Grossglockner (3,792 m)
1991
Monte Rosa (4,634 m)
1993
Matterhorn (4,477 m), Zmuttgrat
2006
Mont Blanc (4,807 m)
Caucasus Mountains
1958
Elbrus (5,642 m)
1959
Ušba, North Peak (4,696 m), first ascent by the route along the pillar to the right of the cross in the northwest wall to the saddle between the two peaks. Co-climber: Vlastimil Šmída
1961
Mt. Germogenova (3,993 m), Southeast Ridge. Co-climbers: Vlastimil Šmída, Miroslav Jaškovský and Jiří Valtr
Ullu-Kara (4,302 m), North wall, first ascent. Co-climbers: Vlastimil Šmída and Miroslav Jaškovský
Jantugan (3,991 m), North wall, first ascent. Co-climbers: Vlastimil Šmída and Miroslav Jaškovský and Jiří Valtr
1961
Donguzorun (4,468 m), Northeast wall, alternative route at top. Co-climbers: Vlastimil Šmída, Miroslav Jaškovský and Jiří Valtr
1962
Mizhirgi – Eastern peak (4,927 m), Northern pillar. Co-climbers: Miroslav Jaškovský, Miloš Turek, Ivan Gálfy and Ivan Urbanovič
Janga-Tau (5,051 m), Northeast pillar. Co-climbers: Miroslav Jaškovský, Miloš Turek, František Pašta, Ivan Gálfy and Ivan Urbanovič
1983
Ushba, South Peak (4,710 m), Schuster’s route. Co-climbers: Ruth Červinková, Milan Pekař
1985
Tetnuld (5,000 m), Successful expedition of the Vrchlabi Club
Tien Shan
1990
Khan Tengri (6,995 m), Expedition members: Miroslav Šmíd,
Ivo Wondráček, Milan Novotný, (Jan Červinka – 6,450 m)
Hindu Kush
1965
First Czechoslovak Expedition Hindu Kush Mountains, Afghanistan
8 first ascents, eg. Koh-e-Ariana, Koh-e-Barfy, Koh-e-IAMES, Koh-e-Quala Panja and Koh-e-Werich
Czechoslovak climbers reached 17 previously unclimbed peaks, 7 exceeding 6,000 m. Expedition members: Vladimír Šedivý – leader, Rudolf Antoníček, Jan Červinka, Ivan Gálfy, Miroslav Jaškovský, Radovan Kuchař, Miloš Matras, Jozef Psotka, Ivan Urbanovič, Jaromír Wolf – doctor, Vilém Heckel – photographer, Bedřich Roger – Filmmaker, Milan Daniel – scientific researcher
1967
Second Czechoslovak Expedition Hindu Kush Mountains, Pakistan
Dir Zom (6,875 m), first ascent, Aghar Zom (6,230 m), first ascent Tirich Mir, main peak (7,706 m), Czechoslovak altitude record. Co-climbers: Vlastimil Šmída, Ivan Gálfy, Ivan Urbanovič, Miroslav Jaškovský, Tirich Mir, western peak (7,487 m), first ascent. Co-climbers: Vlastimil Šmída, Ivan Gálfy, Ivan Urbanovič.
Expedition to Tirich Mir. Achieved 2 ascents to the main peak of Tirich Mir and first ascent to the virgin peak of Tirich West 1. Expedition members: Vladimír Šedivý – head, Jan Červinka, Ivan Gálfy, Miroslav Jaškovský, Ivan Urbanovič, Pavel Rödl, Milan Daniel, Vlastimil Šmída, Oldřichb Mikšík, Vilém Heckel, Zdeněk Vlč, Bedřich Roger and Jiří Mašek.
Karakorum
1970
Olomouc Expedition to Pákistán – Karakorum Mountains
Haramosh II (Mani II, 6,750 m), Expedition members: Jan Červinka,
Michal Orolín, Josef Kývala, Dina Štěrbová, Otakar Štěrba, Tomáš
Pračke, Miroslav Štětina, Vladimír Vacata
Himalayas
1973
Czechoslovak Climbing Expedition to Makalu (8,482 m)
Expedition members attempted first ascent of Makalu along the southwest pillar of the southern peak, reached 7,950 m. Expedition members: Ivan Gálfy – head, Jaromír Wolf, Zdeněk Brabec, Jan Červinka, Ivan Fiala, Miloslav Filip, Miloslav Neumann, Jan Kounický, Milan Kriššák, Michal Orolín, Leopold Páleníček, Jozef Psotka, Karel Procházka, Petr Sirotek, Česlav Wojcík, Ĺudovít Zahoranský, Milan Šimunič, Milan Daniel – zoologist, Jan Kalvoda – geologist.
1976
Czechoslovak Climbing Expedition to Makalu (8,482 m)
Member of successful expedition, first ascent along the southwest pillar of the south peak to the South Summit of Makalu (8,010 m). The main peak was reached by Milan Kriššák, Karel Schubert and Jorge Camprubi (Spain). Expedition members: Ivan Gálfy – head, Jaromír Wolf, Leoš Chládek, Zdeněk Brabec, Jan Červinka, Ivan Fiala, Milan Kriššák, Miloslav Neumann, Igor Novák, Michal Orolín, Leopold Páleníček, Miroslav Pelc, Vladimír Petrík, Jozef Psotka, Karel Schubert, Sylva Talla, František Dostál, Vladimír Ondruš.
1979
Krkonoše Scientific and Climbing Expedition to Nepal
Northern Manaslu (7,157 m), first ascent along the North Ridge. Co-climber: Otakar Srovnal, and summit reached also by Vladimír Krupička and Miroslav Novotný. Expedition members: Vladimír Krupička – head, Blahoslav Braun, Jan Červinka, Tomáš Filka, Jan Kynčl, Miroslav Novotný, Otakar Srovnal, Stanislav Šafář, Milan Rusý and Jan Štursa
1987
Film Expedition to Nepal – Sagarmatha – Everest
Mt. Everest (8,848 m), individual ascent under the South Saddle 7,750 m
North America – Alaska
1994
Mt. McKinley – Denali (6,194 m), route via the Muldrow Glacier. Co-climbers: Milan Novotný and Ivo Wondráček
South America – Andes
1996/97
Aconcagua (6,959 m), Argentina – Chile
Attempt to ascend Fitz Roy (3,440 m), Co-climbers: Vlastimil Šmída, Milan Novotný, Ivan Václavek
2000
Incahuasi (6,601 m), Argentina (Argentine-Czech expedition). Co-climber: Vlastimil Šmída
Ojos del Salado (6,885 m), Argentina, Co-climber: Vlastimil Šmída
2002
Chimborazo (6,310 m), Ecuador, Co-climber: Vlastimil Šmída
Cotopaxi (5,897 m), Ecuador, Co-climber: Vlastimil Šmída
Nevado Pisco (5,752 m), Peru, Co-climber: Vlastimil Šmída