British alpinist makes history skiing mountain route inaccessible for 40 years

• A British climber, Fay Manners, has become the first person to ski a previously inaccessible route in the Peruvian mountains .
• Manners, a former data consultant turned elite alpinist, skied down the southwest ridge of Mount Ranrapalca in the Cordillera Blanca mountain range.
• The route had been considered inaccessible for over 40 years due to its challenging glacial terrain.
• She completed the historic run alongside Italian ski mountaineer Marco Malcang.
• Manners named the route Acceso Momentáneo (Momentary Access), signifying that it required the right timing and a curious approach.

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British climber makes history in world-first ski route on Peru mountain