- Dubl pik South — North (combined route by I. Antonovich, category III difficulty, fig. 20, 25). The path from the tourist service center (TSC) of the Tsey region (group of 4–8 people) to the South Dubl pik is described in route 117.
From the South Dubl pik, descend along the ice-and-snow ridge, then along the slope to a wide saddle (with a corniche on the right). Along the saddle, approach the base of the North peak's ascent.
Then:
- Ascend a steep 70–80-meter ice-and-snow slope in a couloir;
- Overcome 25–30-meter moderately difficult rocks (piton protection) to reach the West ridge of the North peak;
- On the ridge, turn right and traverse simple and moderately difficult snow-covered rocks to reach the North Dubl pik.
Approximately 1 hour from the South Dubl pik.
Descend via the ascent route or through the Karaugom plateau (see routes 121, 63). The route duration is 3 days.
- Dubl pik North — South (combined route by M. Zvezdkin, category III difficulty, fig. 20, 25). The path from the TSC of the Tsey region or the village of Dzinaga (group of 4–8 people) to the initial bivouac on the platforms of the West ridge of the Bivouachnaya peak is described in route 83.
From the platforms, traverse the snow plateau of the Central branch of the Karaugom plateau (closed crevices) to approach the steep ice-and-snow slope descending from the saddle of the Tsey ridge (between the North Dubl pik on the right and the Krasnoflotets peak on the left).
On the plateau, left of the western walls of the North Dubl pik and ice fall:
- Cross the snow bridge over the bergschrund;
- Ascend a steep 400–500-meter ice-and-snow slope (potential avalanches — piton protection) to a wide saddle on the ridge.
On the saddle (with a corniche to the north), turn right. Cross the snow bridge over the bergschrund, then:
- Ascend a steep 80–90-meter ice-and-snow slope (piton protection);
- Then, ascend steep snow-covered rocks of moderate difficulty for 35–40 meters (piton protection)
to the West ridge of the North peak.
Here, turn left and traverse simple, then snow-covered, moderately difficult rocks on the West ridge with narrow snow ridges for 180–200 meters to reach the North Dubl pik. Approximately 6–9 hours from the initial bivouac.
Descend via the South peak (see route 122). The route duration is 3 days.
