Nick Estcourt

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Nick Estcourt was a renowned British mountaineer known for his bold high-altitude climbs and pioneering routes in the Himalayas during the 1970s.

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instanceOf British person
alpinist
mountaineer
mountaineering award
activePeriod 1960s
1970s
causeOfDeath avalanche
climbed Changabang NERFINISHED
K2 NERFINISHED
South Face of Everest NERFINISHED
South Face of Lhotse NERFINISHED
South Face of Nuptse NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1942-08-09
dateOfDeath 1978-06-12
diedDuringExpedition 1978 British K2 expedition
diedWhile attempting the West Ridge of K2
education Eton College NERFINISHED
Magdalen College, Oxford NERFINISHED
fieldOfActivity Himalayan mountaineering
alpine climbing
gender male
hasAwardNamedAfter Nick Estcourt Award NERFINISHED
knownFor Himalayan climbing in the 1970s
bold alpine-style ascents
high-altitude mountaineering
language English
memberOfExpedition 1970 British Annapurna South Face expedition NERFINISHED
1972 British Everest South-West Face expedition NERFINISHED
1975 British Everest South-West Face expedition NERFINISHED
1976 British Changabang expedition NERFINISHED
1978 British K2 West Ridge expedition
namedAfter Nick Estcourt NERFINISHED
nationality United Kingdom NERFINISHED
notableAchievement first ascent of the West Wall of Changabang in 1976
key role in the first ascent of the South-West Face of Everest in 1975
notableForStyle commitment on difficult routes GENERATED
technical competence on big Himalayan faces GENERATED
occupation mountaineer
placeOfBirth Haslemere, Surrey, England NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Karakoram, Pakistan NERFINISHED
purpose supporting bold and innovative mountaineering expeditions
residence United Kingdom

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South Face of Annapurna firstAscentBy Nick Estcourt