Angela Benavides is a journalist who specializes in covering high-altitude mountaineering and expeditions. She is a regular contributor to ExplorersWeb, where she provides updates on the latest news and developments in the world of mountaineering. Angela's passion for adventure and exploration shines through in her engaging and informative articles.
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Two brothers, Ngima Tashi Sherpa and Fura Tshering Sherpa, recently did the first ascent of 6,151m Yasa Thak, not far from their Khumbu home.
By: Angela Benavides
After working on a new route on the Eiger North Face for three days, Thomas Huber and Jonas Schild turned back. They will try again later this winter.
By: Angela Benavides
The overall best climb done by Russians in 2024 went to three women for a new big wall route on 4,750m Argo Peak in Kyrgyzstan's Pamirs.
By: Angela Benavides
Three climbers, two Americans and one Canadian, are missing on Aoraki/Mt. Cook, the highest peak in New Zealand. Authorities suspect they may have fallen.
By: Angela Benavides
All the winter 8,000m teams are using the Khumbu Valley to acclimatize. Several will climb Ama Dablam, despite the mounting danger of a deadly serac fall.
The 2024 edition of the Piolets d’Or awards is taking place over the next few days in San Martino di Castrozza in the Italian Dolomites. Organized by the Group de Haute Montagne, a Piolet d’Or been the most prestigious recognition in mountaineering since the awards began in 1992. Piolet d’Or is French for “Golden Ice Axe.”
Waldemar Kowalewski summited Ama Dablam late today, despite high winds. Climbers are using the mountain to acclimatize for Annapurna later this month.
By: Andrew McLemore, Angela Benavides
The 2024 nominees for the world's most prestigious climbing award include a Japanese team who perished during a first ascent of a Pakistan mountain last year.
Angela Benavides takes in the action at the 'Oscars of Mountaineering,' held this year in San Martino di Castrozza in the Italian Dolomites.
Waldemar Kowalewski is safe in Base Camp after a risky summit of Ama Dablam. Jost Kobusch and Alex Txikon continue to prepare for winter 8,000'ers.
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