Beneath the Peaks

Well, many of us go hiking, but usually we only see mountains and nature. However, for someone who hiking is a real passion or even a profession, spending so much time in the mountains means different discoveries.While not an everyday occurrence, climbers and hikers often encounter strange carvings, symbols etched into rocks, and abandoned campsites—especially in remote or historically rich regions. These discoveries range from ancient petroglyphs and ritual markings to remnants of past expeditions, each hinting at forgotten stories or cultural significance. Whether left by indigenous peoples, early explorers, or modern adventurers, such traces turn rugged landscapes into silent archives of mystery and memory.Three mountaineers, Elena, Marco, and Lara, set out to climb a remote mountain range said to be untouched by civilization. Their goal is to camp near the summit and document rare flora and fauna. But as they explore, they uncover strange carvings, abandoned campsites, and symbols etched into the rocks. What begins as a journey of exploration turns into a race to find the hidden legacy of those who came before them.