Annapurna Iv 7525m Expedition

Annapurna IV 7527M is the perfect mountaineering objective for climbers who wants just the above climbing needs. Annapurna IV is part of the great Annapurna massif range, standing tall between Annapurna II 7937M/26040FT on the western side and Annapurna III 7555M/24787FT to the eastern face. The climbing route has fewer objective dangers and is relatively a semi-technical climb. To clear out the confusion amongst the Annapurna massif range (Annapurna I, II, III, IV, and Gangapurna) IV is the least dangerous and least technical. This mountain is not climbed as often as other peaks in the region. During the expedition, we will require 3 or 4 higher camps. The climbing route is a relatively safe route with impressive views, steep rocky vertical climbs, and some exposed ridge sections. Since Annapurna IV does not have many teams climbing the peak, a considerable workload will be upon us. Sherpa team members will be responsible for a fixed line to the summit (under favorable weather/snow conditions). Personal supplemental oxygen will be available to each team member and we encourage client team members to use it from the final camp (3 or 4).