The scariest road in India
Video of the journey along the incredible road that leads Kishtwar Kailash, the mountain first climbed by Mick Fowler and Paul Ramsden in October 2013.
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The incredible road that leads to Kishtwar Kailash, the mountain climbed by Mick Fowler and Paul Ramsden in October 2013.
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At times the approach to a mountain can prove more scary than the actual climb. English mountaineers Mick Fowler and Paul Ramsden know a thing or two about this: last autumn they travelled to the Indian Himalaya together with Mike Morrison and Rob Smith to reach Kishtwar Kailash, the mountain Fowler and Ramsden then climbed in alpine style from 4 - 10 October. Before setting foot on the peak though, the four alpinists had to travel along what could well be described as "The scariest Road in India Ever." Seeing is believing.
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