Two Czechs mountaineers Radek Jaroš and Martin Koukal reached today morning the top of peak Cho Oyu 8201 m. They said it at SMS publiced on the Jaros´s site www.radekjaros.cz ... full story
Prague Mayor Bem delayed on Everest because of bad weather
The Mayor of Prague Pavel Bem intended to reach the summit of Mount Everest on May 8, 2007, but bad weather broke his plan. There was snow, strong wind and avalanche hazard. He tries to set out to the summit on Saturday, May 11, 2007. ... full story
After China declined to allow to cross border to the mayor of the City of Prague, Pavel Bem, he moved to climb Mount Everest from the south. His small Czech-Slovak expedition has built the 1st camp and continues up. ... full story
Dodo Kopold toped Shisha Pangma, his partner missing
Slovak extreme mountaineer Dodo Kopold climbed the summit of Shisha Pangma (8013 m) via British route on April 24, 2007, But his climbing partner- Marek Hudak- has been missing since April 24, 2007. ... full story
China refused entrance of Prague mayor to climb Everest
China declined to allow to cross border to the mayor of the City of Prague, Pavel Bem, who is going there to climb Mount Everest with a small Czech-Slovak expedition. Therefore the expedition changed the plan and aims now to the ascent Everest from the South, Nepali side. ... full story
Slovak extreme mountaineer Jozef Kopold climbed Cho Oyu (8201 m) on March 31, 2007. Kopold has been recently awarded by "Honourable mention" by American Climbing magazine in its Golden Piton awards celebration. ... full story
Cz. mountaineer: 4-4-8 - four 8000 metres mountains in 4 months
Czech mountaineer Miroslav Caban announced plan to climb four 8000 mestres high mountains in four months. He calls the project Four Four Eight (4-4-8). According to Czech mainstream media if he will succeed, he would be the world first one. ... full story
Mark Inglis, who legless ascented Everest, on Czech festival
Karlovy Vary (Karlsbad)
Mark Inglis from New Zealand, who reached this year the top of Mount Everest with both his legs amputated, visited today Karlovy Vary (Karlsbad), Czech Republic, as the main guest of the film festival Tourfilm.
Mark Inglis spoke about his experience, projected diashow and promoted the beauties of New Zealand. ... full story
On Saturday July 15 the Czech expedition Broad Peak 2006 represented by: Josef Nežerka-head, Tomáš Kysilka, Klára Matoušková, Pavel Plšek and Jiří Rieger departs to Pakistan. ... full story
9.7. at 03:15 am local time two Slovaks Peter Šperka and Peter Kovác reached the top of Broad Peak as the members of Expedition of Tatras Rescuers Broad Peak 8047 lead by Peter Šperka. ... full story
The 8th Czech who reached Mount Everest was David Fojtík. He was on the top on May 18th 2006 from the North side without oxygen. The expedition had only two members, David´s counterpart was his friend Miloš Palacký. ... full story
Three members of the Czech expedition Hannah Mountain Breath Cho Oyu 2006 reached the summit of the sixth highest mountain of the world. It was announced by the expedition cooperator who phoned to the head of the expedition Milan Wlasák today morning. ... full story
Eleven ski mountaineers led by Czech mountain guide Milan Wlasák departed this morning from Vienna airport on thier way to climb Cho Oyu(8201 m). ... full story
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Two Czechs mountaineers Radek Jaroš and Martin Koukal reached today morning the top of peak Cho Oyu 8201 m. They said it at SMS publiced on the Jaros´s site www.radekjaros.cz 
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Slovak extreme mountaineer Dodo Kopold climbed the summit of Shisha Pangma (8013 m) via British route on April 24, 2007, But his climbing partner- Marek Hudak- has been missing since April 24, 2007. 
The mayor of the City of Prague, Pavel Bem, is going to climb to Mount Everest, Czech media reported today. 
The Czech Mt. Manaslu 2006 Light Expedition CZ has reached the Manaslu summit on the beginning of October 2006. 
Mark Inglis from New Zealand, who reached this year the top of Mount Everest with both his legs amputated, visited today Karlovy Vary (Karlsbad), Czech Republic, as the main guest of the film festival Tourfilm.
On Saturday July 15 the Czech expedition Broad Peak 2006 represented by: Josef Nežerka-head, Tomáš Kysilka, Klára Matoušková, Pavel Plšek and Jiří Rieger departs to Pakistan. 
