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Field guide · Mountains
Gilgit Division
Nagar District · Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
Miar Peak
An unclimbed 6,824 m peak of the Karakoram between Diran and Malubiting, above the Nagar and Bagrot valleys.
Miar Peak is a 6,824-metre mountain of the Karakoram above the Nagar and Bagrot valleys, southeast of Diran (7,257 m) and northwest of Malubiting (7,428 m). It remains unclimbed, partly because it is so hard to reach: an Italian scientific and mountaineering expedition led by Franco Secchieri turned back because the Miar Glacier could not be climbed.
Why go
- ✦An unclimbed 6,824 m peak
- ✦Between Diran and Malubiting
- ✦Above the Miar Glacier
How to Reach
From Nagar or the Bagrot valley near Gilgit; the peak rises above the Miar Glacier.
Planning tip
Best Time to Visit, June to September for trekking in the valleys below.
Getting there, From Nagar or the Bagrot valley near Gilgit; the peak rises above the Miar Glacier.
Allow, A day trip to the viewpoints; several days to trek close.
What to Do
Nearby
Straight-line distance from Miar Peak, within 5 km.
Nothing else genuinely close by (within 5 km of Miar Peak) is published yet.
