Alan Hinkes OBE (April 26, 1954- ) is a British mountaineer from Northallerton in North Yorkshire. He is the first and only British mountaineer to have summited all 14 mountains with elevations greater than 8000 metres, the so-called Eight-thousanders. He summited the last one, Kangchenjunga, on May 30, 2005.

He was awarded a Honorary Fellowship of the University of Sunderland in 1999.

List of major climbs

• 1987 - Shishapangma
• 1988 - Manaslu
• 1990 - Cho Oyu
• 1991 - Broad Peak
• 1995 - K2
• 1996 - Mount Everest - North Face. Filmed for the TV documentary Summit Fever.
• 1996 - Gasherbrum I
• 1996 - Gasherbrum II
• 1997 - Lhotse
• 1997 - Nanga Parbat - Forced to abort attempt after sneezing resulted in a prolapsed disc in his back.
• 1998 - Nanga Parbat
• 1999 - Makalu
• 2000 - Kangchenjunga - Attempted, but turned back because of bad weather conditions. Broke arm on descent.
• 2002 - Annapurna
• 2004 - Dhaulagiri
• 2005 - Kangchenjunga

1954 births | Living people | English mountain climbers | Officers of the Order of the British Empire

アラン・ヒンクス | Alan Hinkes