A group of climbers stands on a rocky, snow-covered mountain ridge, holding and surrounded by colorful prayer flags and national flags, including the Nepalese flag. The individuals are dressed in winter mountaineering gear, with some wearing sunglasses and hats. The background features a misty, mountainous landscape, suggesting a high-altitude location.

Andrzej Bargiel Shares Update from Everest Base Camp

Anano Atabegashvili | September 5, 2025
News, 8000m, Himalaya
A group of climbers stands on a rocky, snow-covered mountain ridge, holding and surrounded by colorful prayer flags and national flags, including the Nepalese flag. The individuals are dressed in winter mountaineering gear, with some wearing sunglasses and hats. The background features a misty, mountainous landscape, suggesting a high-altitude location.

 Photo: andrzejbargiel

Polish ski mountaineer Andrzej Bargiel has provided a rare glimpse into his expedition at Everest Base Camp (EBC, 5,364 m), despite Nepal’s recent social media restrictions. In an Instagram post, Bargiel shared, “Everyday life at EBC at an altitude of 5,364 m and preparing to go higher. Thanks to logistics support from @sevensummittreks everything works properly here.”

This update offers a rare insight into the autumn 2025 Himalaya season at Everest, where communication has become increasingly difficult due to the government’s social media restrictions.

Bargiel, known for his ski descents of some of the world’s highest peaks, is one of the most closely watched climbers this season. His ability to share news directly from the mountain highlights both the resilience of expedition communication and the importance of logistic partners like Seven Summit Treks in ensuring smooth operations at high altitude.

For more detailed information on Andrzej Bargiel’s Everest Ski Challenge, please refer to our previous coverage: Andrzej Bargiel Aims to Ski Everest This Fall Without Oxygen

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About Anano Atabegashvili

Anano Atabegashvili is a journalist with over 7 years of experience in broadcasting and online media. She combines her two greatest passions - writing and mountains - through in-depth reporting on the world of high-altitude exploration. Though not a climber herself, she has covered remote stories, interviewed leading alpinists, and built a unique voice in expedition journalism. As the author of the Summiters Club blog, Anano delivers timely, insightful coverage of climbs, challenges, and the evolving culture of alpinism - with a journalist’s precision and a deep admiration for the mountain world.

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