Watch Tim Miller, Paul Ramsden establish The Phantom Line on Jugal Spire in Nepal
The video documenting the first ascent of The Phantom Line (1200m, ED+) on the North Face of Jugal Spire in Nepal, carried out alpine style in April 2022 by British mountaineers Tim Miller and Paul Ramsden.
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Paul Ramsden and Tim Miller making the first ascent of The Phantom Line on the north face of Jugal Spire, Nepal
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From 21- 29 April 2022 British mountaineers Tim Miller and Paul Ramsden made the first ascent of a major new route in the Jugal Himal region of Nepal called The Phantom Line. Graded ED+, the climb takes a striking line up the 1200m high North West granite face of the previously unclimbed and unnamed 6563m peak.
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