Top 7 Most Dangerous Mountains In The World | Dangerous Mountain Climbing | Deadly Mountains

Most Dangerous Mountains in the world Number 7. Charro Chalten, Patagonia, the border between Chile and Argentina Height: 3375 meter Western climbers and known as the Mount Fitz Roy, Chalten Charro owes its proximity to the original name of the village El Chalten. Since its first “conquest” spent in 1952, when French climbers Lionel Terray and Guido Magnon have climbed the highest peak of its annual Fitz Roy took a mysterious oily lives. Despite his height at all impressive for a killer mountain people, Fitz Roy mountain is dangerous even for professional and experienced climbers. Mountain slopes danger comes in the form of granite, which makes any operation escalation to turn into an extreme adventure where death can Pandi at every step. Add here and the weather which can change in less than 5 minutes. Number 6. Mount Matterhorn, Italy, bordering Switzerland Height: 4478 meter Even if the Germans call it the Matterhorn, the Italians – Cervino, and the French – Cervin, it is one and the same mountain, which runs the title of most dangerous mountain in the entire chain of massive Alps. Image picturesque mountain gushing like a white chimney to the countries of heaven, in fact conceals a big killer of people. Symbol of the Alps, severely punished Materhorn first attempt to conquer people came from. The first successful ascent was undertaken in 1865, when a climber Edward Whymper led expedition, managed to climb to the top. Number 5. Everest, Nepal Height: 8848 meter The highest mountain in the world remains on high when it comes to danger, climbing difficult or, worse, loss of lives. And if somehow thought that the height does not cost, wrong again. In addition, the “brand” Everest presents another danger. This time a financial one. How tall tourism is the largest source of revenue for the Government of Nepal, the authorities require serious money for any montagnard who entered the country thinking to conquer highest peak in the world. Number 4. Kangchenjunga, the border between India and Nepal Height: 8586 meter Bronze medalist in the competition of the world’s highest mountains, and beat only K2 and Everest, Kangchenjunga (Nepal whose translation means The Five Treasures of Snow) is actually a mountain range that contains five peaks, each surpassing the height of 8450 meters. Number 3. Nanga Parbat, Pakistan Height: 8125 meter If the language of Urdu (spoken in Pakistan), Nanga Parbat Mountain translates Gol, because its huge rocky hills devoid of vegetation, well, in the jargon climbers, mountain gained fame macabre “killer people”.Nanga Parbat “offers” the most all ways a tragic end in his kingdom. Here death lurks around every corner as hade forms and varied: pulmonary edema or cardiac fatal frostbite, hypothermia, avalanche, exhaustion, altitude sickness. Number 2. Annapurna, Nepal Height: 8091 meter Hindu devotees have chosen for the 10th high mountain on Earth, called Annapurna, which means Goddess of crops. Today, Annapurna, unfortunately has a record harvest of human lives. Many consider him the most dangerous mountain in the world, considering that the death rate rises to 41% of climbers trying to climb it. Roads are in a disastrous state, a fall in car can end anytime cliff ascent to base camp at the foot of the mountain, where the rise actually starts itself. Number 1. K2, the border between Pakistan and China Height: 8611 meter Climber nicknamed “Wild Mountain,” K2 is the second peak of the world, as tall as Everest. However, far surpasses its rival K2 in terms of the dangers and difficulties. Among elite climbers dispute exists today on the most difficult mountain on the planet, the experts were divided between Annapurna and K2, but in strictly technical terms, K2 presents the greatest difficulty of climbing. Even the easiest route of ascent is to cross a high altitude alpine glacier complex. Subscribe to our channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChyesOq8f8FTVkKTcR9Tb_A