Most dangerous mountains in north America?

Answer 1

Annapurna is now a days considered by statistician as the most dangerous 8000-meter peak with an expedition fatality rate of 40.8%. Of the 142 people who have attempted to summit Annapurna 58 have died.

Yet K2 is still the most dangerous for others as its fatality rate remains constant, whereas Annapurna's and Nanga Parbat's (Nanga Parbat claimed 31 lives before it was conquered by Austrian Herman Buhl in 1953 and more than 100 deaths already) are skewed due to the high number of deaths early on. Everest has a 7.3% fatality rate with 192 climbers dead out of 2,561, K2 with 24.5% fatality rate with 66 dead out of 269 climbers.

Answer 2

It all depends on if you are looking for Volcanic Mountains or Non-Volcanic Mountains. The most dangerous Volcanic Mountain in North America is Mt. Saint Helens. But the most dangerous Non-Volcanic Mountain is definetly Denali (Mt. McKinley).

Answer 3

The Annapurna peaks are the world's most dangerous mountains to climb, with a fatality to summit ratio of more than 40%. They are located in the Himalayas. K2 is the second most dangerous peak to climb. It is called Savage Mountain because of its difficulty to climb.If you want Mountain climbing Tanzania then Contact One -Way Tours & Safaris Ltd

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