Taulliraju - Southwest Face

Peru's Cordillera Blanca is one of the most stunning mountain ranges of the world, featuring crazy snow formations, runnels and mushrooms that seem to defy gravity. Of all the summits, Taulliraju may not be the highest (Huascaran), the most beautiful (Alpamayo) or the most popular (Pisco), but it might well be the most important in the history of andinism, with cutting edge ascents since its first in 1956 by the legendary Lionel Terray. Among many notable climbs, the 1982 one by a young British climber on his first ever expedition, Mick Fowler, who with Chris Watts drew a superb and rarely repeated line on the Second Buttress. Four years earlier, Nicolas Jaeger had boldly soloed a traversing ice line on the nearby south-southwest face, one of the most stunning achievements of his too brief climbing career. 

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