Northeast Ridge route

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The Northeast Ridge route is a major climbing route to the summit of Mount Everest from the Tibetan (north) side, known for its high-altitude exposure and technical sections near the top.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Everest climbing route
mountaineering route
accessedFrom Chinese side of Mount Everest
Tibet Autonomous Region
advancedBaseCamp Advanced Base Camp on the East Rongbuk Glacier
advancedBaseCampElevation approximately 6400 m
approachesVia East Rongbuk Glacier
baseCamp Everest North Base Camp
baseCampElevation approximately 5150 m
comparedWith South Col route
country China
difficulty extreme
FirstStepElevation around 8500 m
hasCamp Camp I
Camp II
Camp III
Camp IV
hasFeature First Step
Second Step
Third Step
summit pyramid
knownFor cold temperatures
high-altitude exposure
strong winds
technical sections near the summit
locatedIn Tibet Autonomous Region
surface form: Tibet
locatedOn Mount Everest
locatedOnSideOf north side of Mount Everest
notableFor exposed traverses near the summit
historic ascents from the north side
long summit day above 8300 m
requires fixed ropes on steep sections
supplemental oxygen for most climbers
risk altitude sickness
falls on exposed ridges
frostbite
high objective danger
severe weather
SecondStepElevation around 8610 m
startingRegion East Rongbuk Glacier
surface form: Rongbuk Valley
summitElevation 8848.86 m
approximately 8849 m
technicalCrux Second Step
ThirdStepElevation around 8710 m
typicalHighCampElevation around 8300 m
usedFor commercial guided expeditions
independent expeditions
usesGlacier East Rongbuk Glacier

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Mount Everest standardRoute Northeast Ridge route
North Col featureOf Northeast Ridge route
this entity surface form: North Col–North Ridge–Northeast Ridge route