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

    Ski descent from Mount Everest – Third attempt by Pole Andrzej Bargiel

    ByStefan Nestler 24. August 202524. August 2025

    “I’m drawn to Everest,” said Andrzej Bargiel in an interview with his sponsor Red Bull. “Partly out of curiosity, I want to see how my body copes at such altitude. And also because, although this place doesn’t have the best PR, there are moments, like autumn, when it’s peaceful and you can work there independently…

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  • Expeditions | Pakistan

    Pakistani climbers open new route on the seven-thousander Tirich Mir in the Hindu Kush

    ByStefan Nestler 21. August 202521. August 2025

    Long gone are the days when Pakistani mountaineers did nothing but haul equipment up mountains for foreign expeditions. They now rightly claim to be recognized and respected as mountaineers with their own sporting ambitions. This applies, for example, to Abdul Joshi. The 40-year-old led a five-member Pakistani team that reached the summit of the 7,708-meter-high…

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  • Anniversary | Mount Everest

    45 years ago: Reinhold Messner’s solo ascent of Mount Everest

    ByStefan Nestler 20. August 202520. August 2025

    “In 1980 on Everest, I was more wiped out than ever before and not even after that,” Reinhold Messner told me five years ago when we talked about 20 August 1980—the day he stood alone on the summit of the highest mountain on earth. “I had fantastic weather, was very well acclimatized and made very…

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  • Expeditions | K2 | Karakoram

    K2: “Rocks whizzing in all directions”

    ByStefan Nestler 14. August 202514. August 2025

    “(I am) Grateful that I’m alive and ok,” Turkish mountaineer Gülnur Tumbat wrote on Instagram today. The professor of marketing, born in 1975, lives and works in San Francisco. On Monday, she reached – with bottled oxygen – the summit of K2, the second-highest mountain on earth, as one of around 40 mountaineers from commercial…

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  • Expeditions | Karakoram

    Chinese female climber dies in rockfall on K2

    ByStefan Nestler 13. August 202513. August 2025

    On Monday, expedition operator Imagine Nepal proudly announced that its entire team of 15 members had reached the summit of K2, the second-highest mountain on earth. Now, a death has cast a shadow over the success. According to consistent reports from Pakistan, a Chinese female climber from the team was hit by falling rocks yesterday,…

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  • Expeditions | Karakoram

    Summit successes reported from K2

    ByStefan Nestler 11. August 202513. August 2025

    It took a long time, but now the moment has arrived. Today, the first more than two dozen summit successes of the summer season were reported from K2, the second highest mountain in the world, located in the Karakoram in Pakistan. The Nepalese expedition operator Imagine Nepal provided the largest group with 15 members at…

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  • Expeditions | Karakoram

    Pakistan: When a body needs to be retrieved from the mountain

    ByStefan Nestler 8. August 202511. August 2025

    Following the tragic death of German mountaineer Laura Dahlmeier on the 6,096-meter-high Laila Peak in the Karakoram in Pakistan, many are asking themselves: Should the body of the deceased be recovered after all? Or should her last will be respected? Laura had written in her will that her body should remain on the mountain if…

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  • Expeditions

    Mourning for German mountaineer Laura Dahlmeier

    ByStefan Nestler 31. July 20251. August 2025

    It is always difficult to face such a definitive truth as the death of a person. But it does not help to close one’s eyes to it. According to human judgment, German mountaineer Laura Dahlmeier cannot have survived Monday’s mountain accident on the 6,096-meter-high Laila Peak in the Karakoram. Two days later, the 31-year-old was…

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  • Expeditions | Karakoram

    Breaking news: Laura Dahlmeier is dead

    ByStefan Nestler 30. July 202530. July 2025

    What was feared has now sadly become a certainty. German mountaineer Laura Dahlmeier did not survive her accident on the 6,000-meter Laila Peak. This was announced by her management. The former Olympic biathlon champion and world champion was 31 years old. She was struck by falling rocks on Monday on the mountain in the Karakoram…

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  • Expeditions | Karakoram

    Mountain accident on Laila Peak in Pakistan: Great concern for former biathlon star Laura Dahlmeier

    ByStefan Nestler 29. July 202530. July 2025

    Laura Dahlmeier, one of the world’s best biathletes of the last decade, has suffered a serious accident on the 6,069-meter-high Laila Peak in the Karakoram in Pakistan. “Laura Dahlmeier was climbing in alpine style with her female rope partner on 28 July when she was hit by falling rocks. The accident happened around noon local…

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  • Expeditions

    Waiting for a good weather window on K2

    ByStefan Nestler 25. July 202525. July 2025

    The weather in the Karakoram is not making things easy for commercial expedition teams this summer season. First, extremely dry weather caused an increased risk of rockfall, and now snowfall is slowing the teams down. The teams have to be patient in their base camps at the foot of K2 (8,611 m) and Broad Peak…

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  • Expeditions

    Alexander Huber, Dani Arnold and Simon Gietl: New route on the 6,000er Jirishanca in Peru

    ByStefan Nestler 24. July 202524. July 2025

    While the mountaineering community has recently been focusing its attention on the high mountains of Pakistan, three top European climbers have achieved an alpinistic masterpiece in the Peruvian Andes. Alexander Huber (54, the younger of the two Huber brothers) from Germany, Dani Arnold (41) from Switzerland, and Simon Gietl (40) from South Tyrol opened a…

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