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Chobia Pass Expedition — Safety Guide
Altitude physiology, pass crossing go/no-go criteria, evacuation protocol, and insurance requirements.
Primary Hazards
Falling deep into an unmarked crevasse
HAPE / HACE at 16,000+ ft
Freezing to death if trapped in a whiteout on the pass
AMS Protocol
Extremely high risk. Pushing above 16,000 ft demands extreme respect.
Altitude Physiology — SpO₂ by Camp
Pass Crossing Protocol
Evacuation Route
Extremely difficult. Manual hauling down to Alyas is the only way off the upper mountain.
Solo Advisory
Absolutely prohibited under all circumstances.
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Last Verified: May 2026
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