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Nirekha Summit Success 2026: ACE Team Reaches 6,159 m

Alpinist Climber Expeditions (ACE) is glad to report a successful summit of Nirekha. Brian Richardson reached the top of the 6,159 m peak at 9:50 am on 7 November 2026. He climbed with guides Sona Chhiri and Sonam Chhiring. The expedition was led by our founder and IFMGA mountain guide, Prakash Sherpa. ACE Team Summits Nirekha Peak Summit details Peak: Nirekha, 6,159 m, Khumbu region, Nepal Summit date and time: 7 November 2026, 9:50 am Climber: Brian Richardson Climber: Daniel Jeffery Puttkemery Climbing guides: Sona Chhiri and Sonam Chhiring Expedition leader: Prakash Sherpa Style: Hybrid climbing How the team climbed The team used a hybrid aproach on this expedition. Fixed ropes were set on some of the harder sections of the route, which made those parts safer to move through. The summit push was then done in alpine style, which means moving light and fast in a single push. Daniel Jeffery Puttkemery went up to Nirekha Base Camp with the team and did not go for the summit. We thank him for being part of the expedition. The team on the mountain Brian was guided by Sona Chhiri and Sonam Chhiring, with Prakash Sherpa leading the expedition. ACE has been guiding in the Himalayas since 2021, and our expeditions run with small teams and IFMGA-certified leadership. We congratulate Brian on his summit and thank everyone on the team. About Nirekha Nirekha stands in the Khumbu region of Nepal, close to the Cho La Col and in the same ridge chain as the Lobuche peaks. For the route, grade, itinerary and permit details, see our Nirekha Peak Expedition page. If you prefer lighter, faster climbs, our alpine style expeditions page explains how we run them. Spring 2027 Bookings Now Open Learn more about our 2027 Spring Expedition, you can view the trip and book on our Nirekha Expedition page or see our other peak climbing trips in Nepal. Follow us for more updates from the Himalayas. To plan your next expedition, message us on WhatsApp at +977 9843314253 or email info@alpinistclimberexpeditions.com.

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