Summer 2025: Triumph and Tragedy in the High Mountains
September 15, 2025
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From Karakoram to the Alps, climbers faced rare victories, deadly storms, and bold new routes in a dramatic summer season.
From Karakoram to the Alps, climbers faced rare victories, deadly storms, and bold new routes in a dramatic summer season.
Alexander Huber & Simon Gietl climb “Apassionata,” a 7-pitch Dolomites line up to 9+, fully in classic traditional style.
Leo Gheza & Luca Duccoli unveil “Suspended Time” on Red Furcia III, a hidden gem with incredible rock and seasonal access.
Italian climbers prove first ascents are still possible on the Alps’ most iconic peaks, opening bold new lines on Matterhorn and Mont Blanc.
A mountaineer fell to his death at 3,150m near the Bietsch Glacier in Valais. Rescue arrived fast, but the climber couldn’t be saved.
The Lafaille Route on the Drus west face sees its first full free ascent, marking a milestone in alpine climbing history.
Team Jasa shares the story of their bold early-season ascent of the Grandes Jorasses Cassin route in an exclusive interview with Summiters Club.
Three climbers complete a bold, early-season ascent of the Grandes Jorasses Cassin route in tough mixed conditions.