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2020 SIGNIFICANT ASCENTS

ASIA
Der Fliegende Hollander
Evgeny Glazunov, Elena Panova and Anatoly Syshchikov (Russia)
First ascent of Der Fliegende Hollander (800m, 1,100m of climbing, 22 pitches, 6c) on the southwest buttress of Pik Mechta (2,590m) in the South Muysky Ridge of Russian Siberia
publications.americanalpineclub.org

Pik Trud (4,636m)
Kirill Belotserkovskiy and Grigoriy Chshukin (Kazakhstan)
A new route (1,200m 5B 6b M6 WI5) on the west face of Pik Trud (4,636m) in the Zayliyskiy Alatau, Tien Shan, Kazakhstan
www.planetmountain.com
publications.americanalpineclub.org

Sani Pakush (6,951m)
Pierrick Fine and Symon Welfringer (France)
First ascent of the south face and southwest ridge - Revers Gagnant (2,500m, M4+ WI4+ 90°) - of Sani Pakush (6,951m)
www.planetmountain.com
www.alpinemag.fr

K6 Central (7,155m)
Jeff and Priti Wright (USA)
The first ascent of K6 Central (7,155m) in the Tagas Group of the Pakistan Karakoram, via the summit of K6 West (7,040m), by the southwest face and west ridge (2,000+m, 80°). Jeff and Priti Wright (USA) made six bivouacs on the ascent.
www.planetmountain.com
www.alpinist.com

Daddomain West (6,296m)
Yuikeung Ho, Siyuan Huang and Xiaohua Yang (China)
First ascent of Daddomain West (6,296m) in the Minya Konka Range, Sichuan, via the route Good-bye Happiness (1,400m, WI3 M3 75°) on the northwest face.
publications.americanalpineclub.org

EUROPE/WESTERN ASIA
Ushba South (4,710m), Caucasus, Georgia
A partially new direct route (1,700m, Russian 6A/6B VI/VII A4) on the northwest face of Ushba South (4,710m), Caucasus, Georgia. Archil Badriashvili and Giorgi Tepnadze (Georgia)
www.planetmountain.com

NORTH AMERICA
Mount Robson (3,954m)
Ethan Berman (USA) and Uisdean Hawthorn (UK)
First ascent of Running in the Shadows (2,300m, US VI, M6 AI5 A0) on the Emperor Face of Mount Robson (3,954m), with one bivouac.
www.planetmountain.com
www.alpinist.com

Neptuak Mountain (3,241m)
Brette Harrington and Tony McLane (Canada)
First ascent of The Hammer and the Dance (750m, 5.11c X) on the northeast face of Neptuak Mountain (3,241m), Canadian Rockies, with one bivouac. Awful rock and bad pro, leading to runout scary climbing, made this a challenging climb.
publications.americanalpineclub.org

SOUTH AMERICA
Cerro Redondo (1,850m)
Karla Barria, José Navarro, Gonzalo Vasquez, Eduardo Weber (Chile) & Antonia Aldunate, Nicolas Secul (Chile) and Seb Pelletti (Australia)
Two new routes on the remote south face of Cerro Redondo (1,850m), Sierra Baguales, Chile: Painakin (800m, WI4) & Corta Corriente (800m, WI5).
publications.americanalpineclub.org
publications.americanalpineclub.org

Aguja Standhardt (ca 2,700m)
Nico Favresse and Sean Villanueva (Belgium)
First ascent of El Flechazo on the east face of Aguja Standhardt (ca 2,700m), finishing up Exocet (850m to the summit, 7b M3 WI5+), with two bivouacs using lightweight inflatable portaledges.
www.planetmountain.com
publications.americanalpineclub.org
publications.americanalpineclub.org

Torre Egger (2,850m)
Brette Harrington, Quentin Lindfield Roberts and Horacio Gratton
First ascent of MA's Vision (950m, 7b+ 90°) nine-pitch (around 400m) variation to Titanic on the lower east pillar of Torre Egger (2,850m), climbed free in 2019 by Brette Harrington and Quentin Lindfield Roberts to join Titanic; completed in 2020 to the summit via the upper half of Titanic by Harrington, Roberts and Horacio Gratton, this time with a three-pitch variant to the original variation, and some aid. Two bivouacs.
www.planetmountain.com
gripped.com

Aguja Standhardt (ca 2,700m)
Matteo Bernasconi, Matteo della Bordella, and Matteo Pasquetto (IT)
First ascent of Il Dado è Tratto (600m, 7b A1) on the north face/north ridge of Aguja Standhardt (ca 2,700m), sharing upper section with Festerville. Two bivouacs. One bail bolt was placed to retreat from a crack too iced to climb.
www.planetmountain.com
publications.americanalpineclub.org

Aguja Saint-Exupéry (ca 2,550m)
Luka Krajnc and Luka Lindic (Slovenia)
First ascent of Mir (700m, 7a+ A3 70°) on the south face of Aguja Saint-Exupéry (ca 2,550m), finishing up Le Petit Prince, with two bivouacs.
www.planetmountain.com
publications.americanalpineclub.org

Cerro Negro Pabellón (6,157m)
Luco Badino, Chicho Fracchia and Martin Hildage (Argentina)
First ascent of the southeast face of Cerro Negro Pabellón (6,157m), Cordillera Frontal, Chile, to the eastern summit plateau at 6,025m (1,200m, D+, generally 70°, 26 hours round trip from a camp below the wall after a three-day approach).
publications.americanalpineclub.org

NEW ZEALAND
Pyramid Peak (2,295m)
Ben Dare (New Zealand)
First ascent of Frost Flower (1,200m, M5 WI4) on the south face of Pyramid Peak (2,295m), Darrans, New Zealand, solo.
alpineteam.co.nz

EUROPE
Iceland
Skardhatindar (1,381m)
Rory Harrison (Iceland resident) and Bjartur Týr Ólafsson (Iceland)
First ascent of End of the Line (680m of climbing, M5 AI4+) on the southeast face of Skardhatindar (1,381m), Öræfajökull, Iceland.
publications.americanalpineclub.org

Alps & Dolomites
Brèche Perdrieux, between the Pointe Orientale (3,348m) and Pointe Centrale (3,307m)
Luc Mongellaz, Manu Pellissier and Jessy Pivier (France)
First ascent of The Fridge (900m of climbing, 5c M5 WI5) on the north face of Brèche Perdrieux, the col between the Pointe Orientale (3,348m) and Pointe Centrale (3,307m) on the Epéna, Vanoise Alps.
alpinemag.fr (in French)

Northern rim of the Valtournenche Valley
Francois Cazzanelli and Francesco Ratti (Italy)
First winter traverse around the northern rim of the Valtournenche Valley, Valais Alps, Italy, linking the Furggen Chain, Matterhorn, Grandes and Petites Mirailles (20 summits, 51km, 4,800m of ascent, and three bivouacs)First winter traverse around the northern rim of the Valtournenche Valley, Valais Alps, Italy, linking the Furggen Chain, Matterhorn, Grandes and Petites Mirailles (20 summits, 51km, 4,800m of ascent, and three bivouacs).
www.planetmountain.com

Piz Badile (3,308m)
David Hefti and Marcel Schenk (Switzerland)
Several ascents of ephemeral lines on the northeast face of the Piz Badile (3,308m), Bregaglia Alps, Switzerland, including the first ascent of the 800m Amore Supercombo, linking Amore di Vetro (M5 R 80°) and Nordest Supercombo (M7 R 80°). A serious route with very long runouts completed comfortably in one day. However, nearly all the ground had been climbed at least once before.
www.planetmountain.com

Third Pala di San Lucano (2,355m)
Martin Dejori, Titus Prinoth, and Alex Walpoth (Italy)
First ascent of Guardian of Dreams (1,150m, 34 pitches, VIII+ A0, seconded free at IX) on the south face of the Third Pala di San Lucano (2,355m), Dolomites, Italy, with three bivouac.
www.planetmountain.com

Rochetta Alto di Bosconero (2,412m)
Mirco Grasso (Italy) and Alvaro Lafuente (Spain)
First ascent of Apus (ca 840m of climbing, UIAA V M6+ AI5), an ephemeral mixed/thin-ice climb on the northwest face of the Rochetta Alto di Bosconero (2,412m), Zoldo Dolomites, Italy
www.planetmountain.com

Karwendal
David Bruder and Martin Feistl (Germany)
First ascent of Stalingrad, Grubenkarspitze, Karwendal (1,000m, WI7 M8 A1)
www.planetmountain.com

Sagwand (3,227m)
Luka Lindic (Slovenia) and Ines Papert (Germany)
First ascent of Limited in Freedom (800m, WI6 M6) on the north face of the Sagwand (3,227m) in the Zillertal Alps, Austria.
www.alpinist.com

Other ascents that do not entirely meet the Piolets d'Or criteria but were highly notable during the year include:

Pik Communism (7,495m)
The second winter ascent of Pik Communism (7,495m) via a new route – Barca – on the north face by a large team from Russia and Kyrgyzstan [ca 2,500m, 90°, fixed ropes on the first 1,000m]
publications.americanalpineclub.org

El Chilano Grande
Silvia Vidal (Catalan)
First ascent of Sincronia Magica (1,180 m, A3+ 6a+) on the west face of the west top of El Chilano Grande in the Aysén Region of Chile, solo. Fixed the first 180m then spent 33 days on the wall in capsule style. Hand drilled bolts for belays.
www.planetmountain.com
publications.americanalpineclub.org

Pared de la Plata
First ascent of Bailando con la Lluvia (700m, 16 pitches, 7a) on the Pared de la Plata, Northern Patagonia, Chile, by an American-Belgian-Chilean team, which made a six-day approach using machetes, then fixed ropes to half-height during unsettled weather. One hand-drilled bolt placed.
www.planetmountain.com
publications.americanalpineclub.org

Cima Ovest
First free ascent in a continuous push of Space Vertigo (8a) on the north face of the Cima Ovest by the original Italian authors of the route. Bolts for main belays, but none used for protection, led to runout obligatory 7b climbing.
www.planetmountain.com

Gross Ruchen (3,137m)
Dani Arnold and Roger Schaeli (Switzerland)
First ascent of Egidius (1,300m WI6+ M7) on the north face of Gross Ruchen (3,137m), Glarner Alps, Switzerland. Climbed in one day after two days of preparation. Bolts used for some points of protection and main belays.
www.planetmountain.com

Info: pioletsdor.net

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