The Polish Mountaineer Shares his Experiences of Measuring “Trango Towers” in Pakistan

After a few days of climbing in changing conditions, we finally reached the middle of the wall, where the scale finally began to enjoy its formations. The English way is perfect. We chose her because she offers a lot of classic climbing, and it was amazing for us to be able to climb this amazing tournament like this.

After eight days, we reached a height of over 5700m, there was about 500 meters of road left to the summit. We felt that it would work…. All we needed was some luck. Unfortunately, the information about Karakorum’s deep low approaching caused us to make a decision to withdraw from the wall. It was hard for us to slide down the day, probably the best weather we’ve had in a couple of weeks.

Our decision was right, what we were convinced of in the coming days after we reached the base. In this bad weather as it turned out and there was something to do. More than a week of precipitation, wind and simply beautiful conditions, the tents wanted to fly away and similar attractions. The biggest earthquake was probably, which caused a huge avalanche of the avalanche once on the right of the base and once on the left. One of them we got knocked down, the snow dust blown away a lot of fear.

So, we couldn’t make it to Trango in the winter, but the experience we collected will hopefully bring in the future. What we experienced in the wall, even without entering the top has value in itself.

At the end, he appreciates the contribution and support of all those who played any role in this venture.

He says “It was a great climb for what thank you guys Maciej Kimel Michal Krol !

Thank you to everyone who helped us organize this not easy adventure and the people who supported us.”