Ascent of Hua Shan on 2011-10-15| Others in Party: | A Chinese friend made in Xi'an | | Date: | Saturday, October 15, 2011 | | Ascent Type: | Successful Summit Attained | | Peak: | Hua Shan | | Location: | China | | Elevation: | 2129 m / 6988 ft |
Ascent Trip ReportOne of the 5 Taoist mountains of Mainland China. Containing 5 climbable peaks called Central, North, South, East and West (??,??,??,?????). The South peak being the highest. Known as the steepest of the 5 Taoist mountains, and also dangerous though there is a maintained trail. Dangerous as there are some activities on the mountain where you can have safety support to walk across very small plank bridges.
Definitely worth visiting!
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| Summary Total Data | | Elevation Gain: | 2129 m / 6988 ft | | Elevation Loss: | 2129 m / 6988 ft | | Quality: | 6 (on a subjective 1-10 scale) | | Route Conditions: | Maintained Trail | | Weather: | Hot, Calm, Clear
For me it was really hot. | | Ascent Statistics | | Elevation Gain: | 2129 m / 6988 ft | | Route: | Soldier's pass | | Trailhead: | Huashan Dong Shan Men (?????) 0 m / 0 ft | | Time Up: | 1 Days 6 Hours 40 Minutes | | Descent Statistics | | Elevation Loss: | 2129 m / 6988 ft | | Route: | Central pass | | Trailhead: | Huashan Dong Shan Men (?????) 0 m / 0 ft |
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