Which mountain has the highest death ratio of hikers?

Which mountain has the highest death ratio of hikers?

10/17/2013 11:14:05 PM

The standard measure for a mountain’s difficulty is the ratio of summits to fatalities. Per Wikipedia, as of 2009, the hardest mountain is Annapurna I in Nepal, with a ratio of 157 summit ascents and 60 deaths, or 38%.

Annapurna I, courtesy Wolfgang Meyer/Wikimedia Commons

This means that, for every five people who reached the top, two died trying (or on the way back).

I’ll stick to a nice brisk walk around the park, thank you…

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