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Sunrise over Mount Everest and Lhotse (r.) in fall 2019
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with Stefan Nestler
  • Avalanche

    Severe avalanche accidents in Nepal and South Tyrol

    ByStefan Nestler 6. November 20256. November 2025

    “Nature is unpredictable and is becoming increasingly so,” mountaineering legend Reinhold Messner told the South Tyrolean internet portal altoadige.it: “It has changed radically and has also become more dangerous due to climate change, which has led to a rise in temperatures, making the mountains and glaciers much more fragile and unstable.” In recent days, there…

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  • Expeditions

    Russian team opens new route on eight-thousander Manaslu

    ByStefan Nestler 23. October 202531. October 2025

    Classic alpinism is alive and well! For me, this is evident in the fact that I can hardly keep up with reporting on all the extraordinary climbs this fall season in Nepal. Like this one: According to Anna Piunova from the Russian mountaineering portal mountain.ru, Andrey Vasilyev, Sergey Kondrashkin, Natalia Belyankina, Kirill Eyserman, and Vitaly…

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  • Expeditions

    Berg, Barmasse, and Bielecki – New route on the nearly-7000er Numbur in Nepal

    ByStefan Nestler 22. October 202523. October 2025

    Once again, there has been a great achievement of true alpinism in the Himalayas in Nepal: by “the three Bs.” Felix Berg from Germany, Hervé Barmasse from Italy, and Adam Bielecki from Poland opened a new route through the approximately 1,000-meter-high South Face of the rarely climbed 6,958-meter-high Numbur in the Rolwaling Valley, not far…

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  • Allgemein | Expeditions

    Vedrines and Jean succeed in first ascent of Jannu East

    ByStefan Nestler 19. October 202522. October 2025

    “Sometimes an ascent can change your life. I think this one did,” writes Benjamin Vedrines on Instagram. The first ascent of the 7,468-meter-high Jannu East is “undoubtedly the greatest achievement of my mountaineering career,” said the 33-year-old Frenchman after his coup in eastern Nepal, which he accomplished together with his 27-year-old compatriot Nicolas Jean. “Climbing…

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  • Karakoram

    Andreas Dahlmeier: “Laura remains on the mountain”

    ByStefan Nestler 17. October 202517. October 2025

    “We would have liked to bring Laura home. But it wasn’t possible to get her,” Andreas Dahlmeier, father of former world-class biathlete and mountaineer Laura Dahlmeier, who died in an accident on the six-thousander Laila Peak in Pakistan at the end of July, told the German magazine “Der Spiegel”. “It was too dangerous after the…

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  • Mount Everest

    Jim Morrison completes first ski descent of Mount Everest’s north face

    ByStefan Nestler 16. October 202528. October 2025

    When I close my eyes and think back to the North Face of Mount Everest 20 years ago, I see the so-called Supercouloir in front of me. The Japanese Couloir in the lower section and the Hornbein Couloir further up run through the wall like a straight line. An aesthetic line, a route that seems…

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  • Mount Everest

    Summit success reported from the north side of Mount Everest

    ByStefan Nestler 15. October 202515. October 2025

    On the Tibetan north side of Mount Everest, several members of the team led by American ski mountaineer Jim Morrison have apparently reached the summit at 8,849 meters today. This was reported by the Nepalese internet portal “The Tourism Times,” citing sources close to the expedition. The mountaineers climbed through the Hornbein Couloir, it said….

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  • Expeditions

    Afsaneh Hesamifard is the first Iranian woman on all 14 eight-thousanders

    ByStefan Nestler 14. October 202514. October 2025

    I must admit that I have almost given up trying to keep track of who has climbed how many eight-thousanders, when, and in what style. There are now so many commercial expeditions that it is – at least for me – hardly possible to keep track of them all and verify their success stories, which…

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  • Mount Everest

    Mount Everest: A little less drama, please!

    ByStefan Nestler 8. October 20258. October 2025

    It shouldn’t surprise me anymore, because it’s nothing new. And yet I am always astonished at how quickly and comprehensively the media avalanche rolls in as soon as Mount Everest comes into play. That wouldn’t be so tragic if those involved in the information industry would take the trouble to check the facts before blasting…

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  • Expeditions

    First ascent of the 6000er Adinesh Chuli – Summit successes on Cho Oyu

    ByStefan Nestler 1. October 20252. October 2025

    French climbers Benjamin Vedrines and Nicolas Jean have filled in a blank spot on the map of high mountains. The strong duo climbed the 6,808-meter-high Anidesh Chuli in eastern Nepal, not far from the eight-thousander Kangchenjunga, in one day – in alpine style, i.e. without bottled oxygen, without fixed high camps, without fixed ropes, and…

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  • Expeditions

    Carlos Soria scales Manaslu at the age of 86 – Tyler Andrews abandons his next Everest speed attempt

    ByStefan Nestler 26. September 202526. September 2025

    This mountain Methuselah is simply incredible. Carlos Soria reached the summit of the 8,163-meter-high Manaslu in western Nepal today – at the age of 86, no less. This means that the Spaniard is now listed in the record books as the oldest person ever to stand on an eight-thousander. He replaces Japanese climber Yuichiro Miura,…

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  • Expeditions | Mount Everest

    Andrzej Bargiel successfully climbs Everest and skis down – without oxygen mask

    ByStefan Nestler 25. September 202511. November 2025

    All good things come in threes, people say. On his third attempt, Andrzej Bargiel succeeded in scaling Mount Everest without bottled oxygen and skiing from the summit back down to base camp. “It’s one of the most important milestones in my sports career. Skiing down Everest without oxygen was a dream that had been growing…

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  • Expeditions

    Tyler Andrews abandons Everest speed attempt

    ByStefan Nestler 23. September 202523. September 2025

    The final stop was at around 7,400 meters. After almost ten hours of climbing, Tyler Andrews decided to abandon his speed attempt on Mount Everest and descend again. “Slower pace than planned, snow has gotten worse and harder to break through solo,” it said on his website. The 35-year-old long-distance runner from the USA wants…

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  • Expeditions

    Summit successes on Manaslu

    ByStefan Nestler 22. September 202522. September 2025

    The first reports of success from the 8,163-meter-high Manaslu are trickling in. On Sunday, the six-member Nepalese rope-fixing team – consisting of mountaineers Chhiring Bhote, Pasang Sherpa, Hira Bhote, Tashi Sherpa, Karma Sharki Sherpa, and Lakpa Sherpa – secured the normal route to the highest point and at the same time ensured the first summit…

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  • Expeditions

    Drama on Kyrgyzstan’s highest mountain – rescue operation called off

    ByStefan Nestler 26. August 202528. August 2025

    Translated, the 7,439-meter-high mountain on the border between Kyrgyzstan and China means “Victory Peak” in both Kyrgyz (Jengish Chokusu) and Russian (Pik Pobeda). But these days, there are no victors on Kyrgyzstan’s highest mountain. On 11 August, Russian climbing legend Nikolai Totmyanin – winner of the Piolet d’Or award for the first ascent of the…

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