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Aconcagua south face: new route for Humar and Kozelj
08/01/2004 - Alpinism
Aconcagua south face: new route for Humar and Kozelj
At the end of December 2003 the Slovenians Tomaz Humar and Ales Kozelj climbed the south face of Aconcagua (6930 m) via a new route "Mobitel's Swallow - Johan's route" VI+(A2).
Babanov and Koshelenko summit Nuptse East 7804m
05/11/2003 - Alpinism
Babanov and Koshelenko summit nuptse East 7804m
On 2 November Valery Babanov and Yura Koshelenko successfully summited nuptse East 7804m
The Crystal Snake of Nuptse
28/10/2003 - Alpinism
The Crystal Snake of nuptse
In spring 2003 Damian Benegas and Willie Benegas made the first ascent of The Crystal Snake 5.9 M4 WI5 up the North Face of nuptse, 7855m, close to Everest.
Jannu and Nuptse, the Russian expeditions
21/10/2003 - Alpinism
Jannu and nuptse, the Russian expeditions
Latest news from the Himalaya. the Russian Jannu expedition has abandoned its attempt, while Valery Babanov and Yury Koshelenko are currently going for their summit push
Tomaz Humar departs for the Rupal Face, Nanga Parbat
12/06/2003 - Alpinism
Tomaz Humar departs for the Rupal Face, Nanga Parbat
On 16 June Tomaz Humar departs for the immense Rupal Face, Nanga Parbat, Pakistan
Matterhorn Freedom by Robert Jasper and Rainer Treppte
01/11/2001 - Alpinism
Matterhorn Freedom by Robert Jasper and Rainer Treppte
At the end of August 2001 the Germans Robert Jasper and Rainer Treppte climbed a major new route on the North Face of the Matterhorn (4474m).
'Polartec Challenge 2001' expeditions
09/04/2001 - Alpinism
'Polartec Challenge 2001' expeditions
All the 'Polartec Challenge' projects for 2001
Tomaz Humar's Odyssey on the South Face of Dhaulagiri
09/11/1999 - Alpinism
Tomaz Humar's Odyssey on the South Face of Dhaulagiri
Slovenian alpinist Tomaz Humar has made a remarkable solo ascent up the South Face of Dhaulagiri
Tomaz Humar climbs A5 on El Capitan, Yosemite
19/02/1999 - Interviews
Tomaz Humar climbs A5 on El Capitan, Yosemite
On the 26th of October 1998, after fifteen days on El Capitan, the 29 year-old Slovenian Tomaz Humar completed Reticent Wall (VI, 5.9, A5 850m). Humar is well-known for his successes in the Himalayas, where in 1997 he ascended nuptse...