French Army team opens new alpine route on Nepal's Peak 41
Summary
Three French Army mountaineers have opened a new 1,400-metre route on the north face of Peak 41 in alpine style without oxygen, fixed camps or external support. The route, named Bon Matin, was completed after a four-day climb and adds to Nepal-France mountaineering ties.
Key Points
- Three French Army climbers opened a new 1,400-metre route on the north face of Peak 41 (6,654m).
- The ascent was completed in alpine style without supplemental oxygen, fixed camps or outside logistical support.
- The route was named Bon Matin after a four-day climb that ended on October 14.
- The achievement adds to the long-standing mountaineering connection between Nepal and France.
