Camp III

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Camp III is a high-altitude staging camp on Mount Everest’s South Col route, used by climbers to acclimatize and prepare for the final ascent toward the summit.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Everest campsite
mountaineering camp
above Camp II NERFINISHED
accessedBy fixed ropes on Lhotse Face
accessedFrom Camp II NERFINISHED
approachFrom Western Cwm via Camp II NERFINISHED
associatedWith Southeast Ridge standard Everest route NERFINISHED
below Camp IV NERFINISHED
climbingSeason post-monsoon (autumn)
pre-monsoon (spring)
country Nepal
environment extreme altitude
high winds
low oxygen levels
very low temperatures
hazard crevasses nearby on Lhotse Face
icefall and serac danger above camp
infrastructure platforms cut into ice or hard snow
tented camp
locatedOn Mount Everest NERFINISHED
locatedOnRoute South Col route NERFINISHED
logisticalRole cache point for oxygen and supplies
mountainRange Himalayas NERFINISHED
partOf standard Southeast Ridge route
primaryFunction high-altitude acclimatization
intermediate camp before South Col
region Khumbu region NERFINISHED
requires use of supplemental oxygen for many climbers
risk altitude sickness
exposure to severe weather
high risk of falls on steep ice
routeContinuationTo Camp IV (South Col) NERFINISHED
terrainType Lhotse Face NERFINISHED
typicalAltitudeRange 7200–7400 metres above sea level
approximately 23,600–24,300 feet above sea level
typicalUseDuration short stay for acclimatization rotations
usedBy Everest climbers
commercial expedition teams
independent climbers
usedFor acclimatization
staging final summit push
weatherExposure fully exposed on steep face

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South Col route hasCamp Camp III