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Reinhold Messner 1second Dua
Reinhold Messner 1second Dua
Expeditions[edit]
To 1970[edit]
Up to 1970 Reinhold Messner had made a name for himself mainly through his achievements in the Alps. Between 1950[citation needed] and 1964, he led over 500 ascents, most of them in the Dolomites. In 1965, he climbed a new direttissima route on the north face of the Ortler. A year later, he climbed the Walker Spur on the Grandes Jorasses and conquered the Rocchetta Alta di Bosconero. In 1967 he made the first ascent of the northeast face of the Agnr and the first winter ascents of the Agnr north face and Furchettanorth face. In 1968 he achieved further firsts: the Heiligkreuzkofel middle pillar and the direct south face of the Marmolada. In the following year, Messner joined an Andes expedition, during which he succeeded, together with Peter Habeler, in making the first ascent of the Yerupaja east face up to the summit ridge and, a few days later, the first ascent of the 6,121 metre-high Yerupaja Chico [9] He also made the first solo ascent of the Droites north face, the Philip intersection on the Civetta and the south face of Marmolata di Rocca. As a result of his achievements, Messner won the reputation of being one of the best climbers in Europe. So, in 1970, he was invited to join a major Himalayan expedition. In the light of his later successes, the year 1970 can be regarded as one of the turning points in Messner's life.
First ascent of Everest without supplementary oxygen. Nanga Parbat: first solo ascent of 8000er from basecamp
1979 K2 (8,611)
First to ascend alone and without supplementary oxygen during the monsoon
1982
1984
1986