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Ama Dablam via Southwest Ridge — November 2024 Summit Report

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Mount Ama Dablam (6812m)

Mount Ama Dablam — 6,812m — Nepal — watercolor illustration
Ngày
Tháng 11 3, 2024
Quy mô nhóm
2
Thời gian
18 ngày
Độ khó
5/5

Điều kiện

Thời tiết
Post-monsoon clarity. Camp 2 exposed to strong winds for 2 days. Summit day: -18°C, calm, spectacular visibility. Lhotse and Everest dominated the northern horizon.
Tuyết
Mixed rock and ice on Yellow Tower, firm snow on Camp 2 mushroom ridge, good conditions overall
Nhiệt độ
-18°C to 12°C
Gió
Strong at Camp 2 during waiting period, calm on summit day

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Elevation profile of Mount Ama Dablam (6812m)

Ama Dablam via Southwest Ridge — November 2024 Summit Report

Eighteen days on the mountain widely called the most beautiful in the world, and the summit confirms every claim. The SW Ridge from base camp delivers sustained technical climbing: the Yellow Tower's exposed rock, the Camp 2 mushroom ridge, and Camp 3 on its impossible perch below the Dablam. The hanging glacier is crossed fast on summit morning. At 6,812m with Lhotse filling the north and the Khumbu Valley 4,000m below, Ama Dablam shows exactly why people dedicate entire climbing careers to a single ascent.

Trip Overview

Mountain: Mount Ama Dablam (6812m) Date: November 03, 2024 Duration: 18 days Party Size: 2 Outcome: Summit

Conditions

Weather: Post-monsoon clarity. Camp 2 exposed to strong winds for 2 days. Summit day: -18°C, calm, spectacular visibility. Lhotse and Everest dominated the northern horizon. Snow: Mixed rock and ice on Yellow Tower, firm snow on Camp 2 mushroom ridge, good conditions overall Temperature: -18°C to 12°C Wind: Strong at Camp 2 during waiting period, calm on summit day

Difficulty Assessment

Ama Dablam's SW Ridge is sustained technical mixed climbing. Camp 3 is perched on a tiny ledge platform — sleeping arrangements are part of the adventure and the hazard. The Dablam (hanging glacier) above Camp 3 requires speed. A proven climbing CV is genuinely required, not recommended.