Ascent Passport

  1. Ascent class — snow and ice climb.
  2. Ascent region — Pamir.
  3. Traverse of peaks p. Oktyabrsky — P. Lenin with ascent to p. Oktyabrsky Yuzhny via the South slope.
  4. Difficulty category — 5B (approximately).
  5. Route characteristics (first ascent section):
    • Total height difference — 1680 m
    • Length of sections with 5th category difficulty — 790 m
    • Average steepness — 45°
  6. Pitons used:
    • Rock —
    • Ice — 54
  7. Number of travel hours — 34.
  8. Number of nights on the route and their characteristics: 5 nights, lying on snow.
  9. Group composition:
    1. Shuvalov V.A. — leader, Candidate for Master of Sports
    2. Khokhlov Yu.V. — participant, Candidate for Master of Sports
    3. Kravets M.B. — «—»
    4. Plekhanov A.S. — «—», «—»
  10. Team coach: International Master of Sports Demchenko A.S.
  11. Date of departure on the route — July 29, 1984. Date of return to the base camp — August 5, 1984. img-0.jpeg img-1.jpeg img-2.jpeg img-3.jpeg

Route Sketch to peak Oktyabrsky Yuzhny via the South slope and diagram

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TABLE OF MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ASCENT ROUTE

ROUTE: p. OKTYABRKY VIA THE SOUTH SLOPE WITH FURTHER TRAVERSE OF PEAK LENIN.

Height difference 1680 m Average steepness ~45° img-6.jpeg

DateSection №Average steepnessSection lengthTerrain characteristicsTechnical difficultyInsurance methodWeather conditionsTravel hoursDeparture and stop times (bivouac)Rock pitonsIce pitonsBolt pitonsChocksNotes
July 29, 1984R140°300 mFirnIVSimultaneousUnstable
R255°70 mIceVPiton insurance«—»5
R340°70 mFirnIVSimultaneousUnstable wind
R460°60 mIceVPiton insurance«—»5
R545°110 mSnowIVSimultaneous«—»
R655°50 mIce, wallVPiton insurance«—»4
R740°70 mFirn, snowIVSimultaneous«—»
July 30, 1984R850°120 mSnow-ice couloirIVPiton insuranceStrong wind, snow5 h4Night on a snowy slope
R950°200 mHard ice, covered with snowVPiton insuranceGusty8
R1040°150 mSnowy ridgeIVSimultaneous«—»
R1160°80 mHard ice, wallVPiton insuranceBlizzard6
R1240°250 mLoose snow on iceIVSimultaneousZero visibility2.5 hNight at 6200 m
July 31, 1984R1345°300 mHard iceIVPiton insuranceGusty wind8
R1450°240 mSnow-ice couloirV«—»«—»5
R1560°90 mIce wallV«—»Strong wind9
R1640°100 mSnow-ice slopeIVSimultaneous«—»
R1715°300 mRidge with cornices, exit to peak Oktyabrsky Gl.III«—»«—»8 h
R18Rocky-ice ridgeIIISimultaneousHurricane wind2.5 hNight on the saddle between p. Oktyabrsky and p. Edinstva
R19Traverse p. Edinstva, p. 6350, p. 6104IIISimultaneousStrong wind9 hNight on Krylenko pass
R20Ascent from Krylenko pass to p. Lenin to 6400 mStrong wind4 hNight in a hollow at 6400 m
R21Ascent to p. LeninWindy3 h

Total time on the ascent route to p. Oktyabrsky Yuzhny via the South slope: 15.5 h.

Descent through Krylenko pass, B.Sauk-Dara glacier, Profsoyuzov saddle to the base camp.

The team spent 34 travel hours on the traverse.

Team captain V.A. Shuvalov img-7.jpeg Coach A.S. Demchenko

img-8.jpeg View of p. Lenin slope (~6400 m) on Zulumart ridge

  • Route of the MVO team 1984.
  • Route of the Nekrasov team 1964 via the West edge of p. Oktyabrsky

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