Saser Kangri II

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Saser Kangri II is a high, remote peak in the Saser Kangri massif of the eastern Karakoram range in India, notable for its challenging climbing conditions and late first ascent.

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Saser Kangri II East 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain peak
mountain subpeak
accessDifficulty remote approach
climate high-altitude alpine
climbingDifficulty high
climbingStatus climbed
difficult and remote
continent Asia
country India
elevation 7518 m
about 24,665 ft
firstAscentBy Freddie Wilkinson NERFINISHED
Mark Richey NERFINISHED
Steve Swenson NERFINISHED
firstAscentDate 2011
firstAscentRoute Southwest face and West ridge
firstAscentStyle alpine style
glaciation heavily glaciated slopes
hasSubpeak Saser Kangri II East NERFINISHED
hazards avalanches
crevasses
rockfall
listing one of the highest unclimbed peaks until 2011
locatedIn Himalayan region NERFINISHED
India
Ladakh NERFINISHED
locatedInMountainRange eastern Karakoram NERFINISHED
mapLabel Saser Kangri II NERFINISHED
mountainRange Karakoram NERFINISHED
nearestMajorValley Nubra Valley NERFINISHED
notableFor challenging climbing conditions
late first ascent
objective hazards such as rockfall and avalanches
technical difficulty
parentPeak Saser Kangri I NERFINISHED
partOf Saser Kangri II NERFINISHED
Saser Kangri massif NERFINISHED
prominence approximately 640 m
rankByHeightInIndia among the highest peaks in India
region northern India
relativeLocation eastern part of the Karakoram range
north of the Nubra Valley
southeast of Saser Kangri I
snowAndIceCoverage permanent
subrange Saser Muztagh NERFINISHED
typicalAccessPoint Nubra Valley region of Ladakh NERFINISHED

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