Polish team to climb K2 . Good Luck Team.

Clean Team is headed to culmination K2 Winter Ascent

Amazing Polish mountain dweller Krzysztof Wielicki and his group set off to Pakistan to endeavor the winter culmination of K2, world's second most noteworthy top in January.

K2 is the last 8,000 to have never been move throughout the winter season, the second most noteworthy pinnacle of the Earth. In the event that the group succeeds, it will be the first throughout the entire existence of mountaineering to do this.

The group is driven by Krzysztof Wielicki, a 67-year-old climber who has scaled every one of the 14 of the world's tops more than 8,000 meters.

The campaign to the pinnacle of the 8,611-meter tall K2 will experience four camps, the remainder of which is situated at 8,000 meters.

The gathering has been at the foot of K2 since 9 January, when they finished the 100-kilometer trek to base camp at 5,150 meters. The group arrived at Camp 1, situated at 5,900 meters above ocean level on Tuesday after climate allowed.

This is a similar Polish group that drove the salvage procedure on Nanga Parbat a month ago.

We wish the entire group all the absolute best for the campaign. May the power be with them!