We have returned from our Cho Oyu climb. 6 members were successful. Please study the news:
We hope you enjoy the photos!
The route follows the gentle left hand skyline, barely visible in this photo. (Photo: J. Otto) |
Route map, showing the three camps, and the normal route. The fixed rope pitches are just below Camp 2. (Web Collection) |
| Loading Yaks in basecamp (4,800 meters). (Photo: PUMA Collection) |
Advanced basecamp at 5,600 meters. (Web Collection) |
Looking up at the fixed rope section around 6,800 meters. (Web Collection) |
Carrying loads on the fixed lines at 6,800 meters. (Photo: PUMA Collection) |
Climbing the fixed lines at 6,900 meters. Not that steep, but safety precautions are important. (Photo: PUMA Collection) |
Camp 3 at 7,450 meters. Wonderful views of Everest here. (Photo: PUMA Collection) |
On the way to the summit at 7,800 meters. (Photo: PUMA Collection) |
Almost at the summit, 8,000 meters. (Photo: PUMA Collection) |
On the top of the mountain, 8,201 meters. Its time to wave your flags. (Photo: PUMA Collection) |
Descending from the summit success, enjoying the Mt. Everest views. (Photo: PUMA Collection) |
Descending to basecamp, using the yaks to carry equipment. Its time to go home. (Photo: PUMA Collection) |
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