Baintha Brakk

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Baintha Brakk, also known as The Ogre, is a notoriously difficult and dangerous 7,000-meter-class peak in Pakistan’s Karakoram range famed for its steep, technical rock and ice faces.

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instanceOf climbing destination
mountain
peak
alsoKnownAs The Ogre NERFINISHED
climbingHazard avalanches
rockfall
serac fall
severe storms
climbingReputation notoriously dangerous peak
one of the most difficult 7000 m peaks in the world
climbingType technical ice climbing
technical rock climbing
continent Asia
country Pakistan
difficultyGradeDescription extreme technical big-wall alpine climbing
elevation 7285 m
approximately 7285 metres
elevationClass 7000er
faceCharacteristics heavily glaciated
very steep
firstAscentBy Chris Bonington NERFINISHED
Doug Scott NERFINISHED
firstAscentDate 1977
firstAscentExpeditionNationality British
firstAscentNotableEvent Doug Scott broke both legs during descent GENERATED
epic multi-day crawl and retreat after summit GENERATED
firstAscentStyle expedition style
listedIn notable peaks of the Karakoram
locatedIn Gilgit-Baltistan
Karakoram NERFINISHED
Pakistan
mountainRange Karakoram NERFINISHED
nearbyGlacier Biafo Glacier NERFINISHED
Panmah Glacier NERFINISHED
notableFor extreme technical difficulty
objective danger
steep ice faces
steep rock faces
prominence approximately 1890 m
rangeSection Central Karakoram NERFINISHED
region Baltistan NERFINISHED
relativeLocation north of the Biafo Glacier
west of Latok group
rockType granite
standardClimbingSeason summer
subrange Panmah Muztagh NERFINISHED
summitStatus rarely climbed

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