Spantik Peak (7,027 meters / 23,054 feet), also known as the Golden Peak, is one of the most captivating and accessible climbing peaks in the Karakoram Range of Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. This magnificent mountain rises between the Shigar Valley and the Nagar Valley, offering a splendid view of the surrounding snow-capped giants, including Rakaposhi, Ultar Sar, and Diran Peak.
The mountain is affectionately called the Golden Peak due to the mesmerizing golden hue that appears on its face during sunrise and sunset — a view that leaves climbers and trekkers spellbound. Spantik’s grandeur and natural beauty make it one of the most photographed and admired peaks in the region.
The first successful ascent of Spantik Peak was made in 1955 by a German expedition led by Karl Kramer and Gunter Nilzer. Before that, the mountain had been explored by several British and German teams in the early 20th century, drawn by its impressive appearance and strategic location in the Karakoram. .
Today, Spantik Peak is considered one of the most suitable 7,000-meter peaks for climbers seeking to transition from smaller mountains to higher-altitude expeditions. It offers a balance of adventure, challenge, and accessibility that appeals to both experienced and aspiring mountaineers
The best season to climb Spantik Peak is from June to August, when the weather is stable, and the snow conditions are most favorable. During these months, the temperatures are moderate, the skies are clear, and climbers can enjoy spectacular views throughout their expedition. Climbing in winter is extremely difficult and not recommended due to severe cold and heavy snowfall.
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Duration: 30 Days
Max Altitude: 7027 m