Ascent Passport

  1. Ascent category — technical
  2. Pamir, Yazgulyam Range
  3. v. Winnie-the-Pooh (peak 5250 m) via the center of the western wall
  4. Estimated category of difficulty — 5A, first ascent
  5. Route characteristics: height difference — 1250 m length of sections with 5th category of difficulty — 130 m average steepness — 50°
  6. Pitons hammered: for belaying: rock (including chocks) — 62 ice — 1 bolt — none for creating artificial anchors — 1
  7. Total hours on the route — 19
  8. Nights on the route — one, lying on a comfortable site
  9. Group composition:
    1. Krasavin Viktor Ivanovich, Candidate Master of Sports, leader
    2. Bogomolov Sergei Georgievich, Master of Sports of the USSR
    3. Osipov Dmitry Georgievich, Candidate Master of Sports
    4. Ponomarchuk Viktor Semenovich, Candidate Master of Sports
  10. Coaches: Manshin Yu.P., Master of Sports of the USSR, 1st category instructor-methodologist Mikhailov A.A., Master of Sports of the USSR, 1st category instructor-methodologist
  11. Departure to the route — July 11, 1982 Return — July 12, 1982 img-0.jpegimg-1.jpeg

MAP — SCHEME OF THE WESTERN PART OF THE YAZGULYAM RANGE

(Vundor, Chiringyad-Gruug, etc. – Local mountain names in Yazgulyam language. 93.) Scale 1:50000 img-2.jpeg

Photo #2. Panorama of the northwestern spur of the Yazgulyam Range. The photo was taken from the slope of p. 4664 m. img-3.jpeg

MAP — SCHEME OF THE WESTERN PART OF THE YAZGULYAM RANGE

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Table of main characteristics of the ascent route to v. Winnie-the-Pooh (p. 5250 m) via the center of the western wall, Pamir, Yazgulyam Range.

DateSectionAverage steepness, °Length, mTerrain characteristicsCategory of difficultyConditionWeather conditionsRock pitonsIce pitonsBolt pitons
July 11, 1982R040350scree1unstableClear
R145100snow2denseClear
R255130ridge3destroyedClear2 outcrops
R37045walls3, 5destroyedClear5
R44560snow3looseClear3
R560195walls4monolithicClear11
R640, traverse140oblique shelves, walls3–4destroyedClear7 outcrops
R75090wall, inclined shelves4–5destroyedClear8
R89060chimney with a plug5destroyedClear9, 1
R940170ridgetraverse-4 3destroyedClear4 outcrops

Departure to the route — 7:00, stop for bivouac — 20:00. Total hours on the route — 13. Overnight stay is comfortable on a site. img-5.jpeg

DateSectionAverage steepness, °Length, mTerrain characteristicsCategory of difficultyConditionWeather conditionsRock pitonsIce pitonsBolt pitons
July 12, 1982R116540chimney4destroyed ice formationClear41
R1230–40400snow2looseClearsimultaneous movement1

Departure to the route — 8:00, SUMMIT — 14:00. Total hours on the route — 5. Return to the original bivouac via v. Dinosaur at 19:30.

TOTAL HOURS ON THE ROUTE — 19. PITONS: rock 62, ice 1.

– 5 → – 4 → – 3 → – 2 → – 1 →

3 2 1

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For section R0–R1 Scale 1:4000 Route scheme to v. Winnie-the-Pooh via the center of the western wall in UIAA symbols. Scale 1:2000

  • Scale 1:2000
  • R6: 35 m, 65°, 4
  • R5: 40 m, 45°, 3
  • R4: snow – 20 m, 45°, 3
  • R3: 20 m, 75°, 5
  • R2: 25 m, 60°, 3
  • R1: 130 m, 45°–60°, 3, "Live" stones
  • R0: 100 m, traverse along the slope 45° (steepness of ascent 30°), 2
  • R23: 150 m, 35°–45°, 3
  • R22: 60 m, 45°, 3
  • R21
  • R20: Large, standalone stone
  • R20: 15 m, 80°, 5
  • R20: Δ (Control tour)
  • R19–R20: 20 m, traverse, 0°, 4
  • R19: 20 m, 85°, 5
  • R18
  • R17
  • R16: Oblique, inclined shelves, 40 m, 90%+, A1
  • R15: 60 m, 40°, 4+
  • R14: 30 m, 80°, 5
  • R13: 40 m, 40°, 3, traverse
  • R12: 40 m, 45°, 4, traverse
  • R11: 30 m, 30°, 3
  • R10: 40 m, 50°, 3
  • R9: 40 m, 60°, 4
  • R8: 40 m, 60°, 4
  • R7: 40 m, 50°–60°, 3

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Scale 1:4000

  • Scale 1:4000
  • Winnie-the-Pooh (p. 5250 m)
  • West wall of the Summit Tower
  • SSW wall
  • 350–400 m, 30°–40°, 3
  • R28
  • R27
  • R26
  • R25
  • R24
  • R23
  • 40 m, 65°, 4
  • R23–R24–R25–R26: 10°–20°, 160 m, 3

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Photo #9. Western wall of v. Winnie-the-Pooh (p. 5250 m).

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