American Jay Sieger           Climbing Resume

1986- Aconcagua - summit

1987- Makalu- 7000m (weather)

1989- Everest- 8600m (weather)

1990- McKinley- summit

1991- Mt. Spurr (Alaska Range) new route, summit

1993– Hayden Peak (St. Elias Range) 12,000’ summit

         Mt. Bona (St. Elias Range) 15,000- summit

1994- Mt. Bear South (14,000’) St. Elias Range-new route, summit

         Peru- Quitaraju (20,000’) summit

         Alpamayo( 20,000’) summit

         Huascaran (22,500’) summit

1995- K2 N. Ridge- 8000m. (weather)

1996- Korzhnevskaya-7310m- summit

         Peak of 4- 6100m- summit

1997- Kangchenjunga- 7950m weather

         Bolivia- Condoriri (19,000’) summit

         Huayna Potosi (20,000’) summit

         Illimani (22,500’) summit

         Pequeno Alpamayo (18,500’) summit

1998- Cho Oyu- 8000m – deep snow

         Bolivia-   Ancohuma (22,500’) summit

         Sajama (22,500’) summit

1999- K2 –Abruzzi Ridge- 6800m (partner killed by rockfall)

2000- Dhaulagiri- 7800m- deep snow

         K2 N. Ridge-7500m – weather

2001- Lhotse- 7950m (illness, weather)

         Khan Tengri 7010m summit

         Pik Pobeda – 5000m- weather

Jay' current plans for 2002 include Makalu 2002 as a member of the Team led by Piotr Pustelnik followed by K2.

The photo below on the left is taken from around 8000 meters on the north face of Kangchenjunga. The photo on the right is taken from the north ridge of K2 at about 7200 meters.