Skil Brum, Mountain peak in Karakoram range, Pakistan and China.

Skil Brum is a mountain peak in the Karakoram range with an elevation of about 7,410 meters (24,300 feet), positioned between the Godwin-Austen Glacier and Broad Peak. The mountain forms part of the boundary between Pakistan and China in this section of the high-altitude range.

In 1957 the peak was still unnamed when Austrians Marcus Schmuck and Fritz Wintersteller made its first ascent in pure alpine style. They left the Broad Peak base camp at 4,950 m on 18 June, camped at 6,060 m, reached the summit the next day and were back at base camp the following morning, 53 hours after starting.

The peak had no name when Schmuck and Wintersteller climbed it in 1957; the name Skil Brum is now used in Urdu as سکل برم. The mountain rises above the Godwin-Austen Glacier, opposite Broad Peak, and its Savoia Group is named after the House of Savoy, a detail from the Karakoram's climbing history.

Technical climbing skills and specialized gear are essential for this ascent, along with proper acclimatization for high-altitude conditions. The window for climbing falls between May and July, when weather patterns and snow conditions are most favorable.

Skil Brum is the 66th highest mountain in the world, and its 1957 first ascent by Marcus Schmuck and Fritz Wintersteller was made in pure alpine style: base camp to summit and back in 53 hours, with camps at 6,060 metres.