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三月三十一日峰: 周边有什么、如何前往、何时最合适 · 2026年

Field teams stationed on this frontier survive in self-contained camps, hauling all provisions across the high col from the neighbouring summit.

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The windswept crest of Pico Phelps marks a remote international boundary accessible only by mountain col.

This border peak forms an integral part of the Neblina massif along the international boundary. Geographers classify the mountain as a secondary summit to Pico da Neblina, yet the crest ranks behind only its neighbour among Brazilian summits. Most mountaineers arrive here as an extension of expeditions targeting the taller adjacent peak, crossing the connecting saddle rather than organising an independent ascent from the lowlands.

继续阅读

Known alternatively as Pico Phelps, the summit is linked directly to the main massif crest by an accessible col. Navigating between the adjacent peaks requires only a short alpine walk across the high pass, which simplifies logistical movement for field research teams. Extended stays on the ridge expose crews to severe highland weather, complete isolation, and total reliance on supplies hauled manually across the frontier.

相关组织
  • 內布利納峰Expeditions visit this secondary peak while crossing from the adjacent main summit.
  • Neblina MassifRemote sandstone highlands form the rugged spine along the international frontier.
  • Border TraverseA high mountain col links the summits, requiring serious overland expedition logistics.
  • Pico PhelpsAlternative geographic name applied to this secondary summit on the northern ridge.
事实信息
  • The mountain sits directly on the international border between Brazil and Venezuela.
  • Geographic records also identify the peak as Pico Phelps.
  • A walkable col connects the peak directly to Pico da Neblina within the same massif.
  • Climbers typically reach the summit as part of expeditions targeting the neighbouring high point.
来源:Wikipedia

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