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{{Infobox mountain|name=Mount Koiski|etymology=Traditional Norse religious texts and sayings, ancient Cordish.|translation="Chief of the Gods"|pronunciation={{IPA-en|kɪ́jɔsgi}}|location=Olmeria|elevation=6, | {{Infobox mountain|name=Mount Koiski|etymology=Traditional Norse religious texts and sayings, ancient Cordish.|translation="Chief of the Gods"|pronunciation={{IPA-en|kɪ́jɔsgi}}|location=Olmeria|elevation=6,085m|prominence=1,143m|range=li Mätvhas|first_ascent=Never|easiest_route=Unknown|elevation_ft=19,964|prominence_ft=3750}} | ||
'''Mount Koiski''' is a mountain in the [[Mätvhas|li Mätvhas]] range, in central Olmeria. It's peak is more than 6, | '''Mount Koiski''' is a mountain in the [[Mätvhas|li Mätvhas]] range, in central Olmeria. It's peak is more than 6,000m above sea level, making it the tallest mountain in Olmeria and amongst the biggest in [[Ultmar]]. While the lower regions of the mountains foothills are a popular tourist site, few venture up the mountain in earnest. In fact, no-one has yet summited the peak, although 143 people have officially tried, with 16 of them dying in the attempt. While the mountain is not in the ranks of the worlds tallest, with it's 6000m summit well below the so called [[:en:Death_zone|death zone]], long and exposed climbing routes, avalanche risks, extreme cold. altitude sickness and the sheer extent of the climb from base camp at only 2,300m make it extremely deadly. | ||
== Etymology == | == Etymology == | ||
== Climbing == | |||
=== Routes and Camps === | |||
==== North Side ==== | |||
[[File:Mt Koiski Climbing Map (North Side).png|none|frame|The "standard route" up Mt Koiski's north side]] | |||
The north side of Mt Koiski hosts the so called standard route, where the majority of summit attempts begin, in addition to the primary location for shorter climbs into the mountains foothills. | |||
Revision as of 14:14, 22 April 2024
| Mount Koiski | |
|---|---|
| Highest point | |
| Elevation | 6,085m |
| Prominence | 1,143m |
| Naming | |
| Etymology | Traditional Norse religious texts and sayings, ancient Cordish. |
| English translation | "Chief of the Gods" |
| Pronunciation | English pronunciation: /kɪ́jɔsgi/ |
| Geography | |
| Location | Olmeria |
| Parent range | li Mätvhas |
| Climbing | |
| First ascent | Never |
| Easiest route | Unknown |
Mount Koiski is a mountain in the li Mätvhas range, in central Olmeria. It's peak is more than 6,000m above sea level, making it the tallest mountain in Olmeria and amongst the biggest in Ultmar. While the lower regions of the mountains foothills are a popular tourist site, few venture up the mountain in earnest. In fact, no-one has yet summited the peak, although 143 people have officially tried, with 16 of them dying in the attempt. While the mountain is not in the ranks of the worlds tallest, with it's 6000m summit well below the so called death zone, long and exposed climbing routes, avalanche risks, extreme cold. altitude sickness and the sheer extent of the climb from base camp at only 2,300m make it extremely deadly.
Etymology
Climbing
Routes and Camps
North Side
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The north side of Mt Koiski hosts the so called standard route, where the majority of summit attempts begin, in addition to the primary location for shorter climbs into the mountains foothills.