One of the K2 teams arrived at base camp but poor weather is already hindering progress. Climbing is going well on Nanga Parbat, but also some weather concerns.<\/p>\n
K2: Kazakhstan, Russia and Kyrgyzstan Team – at BC<\/strong><\/p>\n The seven member team from Kazakhstan, Russia and Kyrgyzstan arrived at K2 Base Camp in good condition. They tried to do a recon to Advanced Base Camp, a short walk from BC, but turned back when they hit poor weather.<\/p>\n You can follow them on Instagram<\/a> but\u00a0Russian Climb<\/a>\u00a0is the best source.<\/p>\n K2: Spanish\/Galician Team – At\u00a0Concordia<\/strong><\/p>\n The other K2 team, lead by\u00a0Alex Txikon,<\/a>\u00a0are at Concordia enjoying great views of K2. They should arrive tomorrow, January 16. A third Polish climber,\u00a0\u00a0Waldemar Kowalewski<\/a>, is joining their team and is on the trek in.<\/p>\n You can follow their movements\u00a0on Alex’s\u00a0GPS tracker<\/a>, \u00a0Twitter<\/a>, \u00a0Instagram<\/a>, and Facebook<\/a>.<\/p>\n This team of Daniele Nardi, British Thomas Ballard and two Pakistani teammates Rehmatullah Baig and Karim are back at Camp 3 at 5,714m with a cache of gear. They found their tents buried in deep snow and had to dig them out – hard work at that altitude.\u00a0They are attempting the Mummery\u2019s Spur.<\/p>\n Simone Moro and\u00a0Pemba Gyalje Sherpa are now at Manaslu base camp after summiting Mera Peak for acclimatization.<\/p>\nWinter\u00a0Nanga Parbat – Poor Weather<\/h3>\n
Winter Manaslu – At Manaslu BC<\/h3>\n
Winter Alaska – Over<\/h3>\n