Schematic map of the ascent area

img-0.jpegTABLE MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ASCENT ROUTE TO V.2678 m.

DateDesignationAvg. steepness in degreesLength in metersTerrain characteristicsDifficultyConditionWeather conditionsPitons
I23456789—II
May 3, 19800—I50120 mslope1—2broken rocks, snowy ledgescloudy, calmoutcrops
I—26580 mwalls up to 12–20 m3—4snow-covered monolithic blocky rocks7
5580 mslope, walls1—2snow-covered destroyed rocksoutcrops
2—36540 mwall3snow-covered blocky rocks3
5580 mslope2—3destroyed rocks, walls3
6040 mslope, exit to the buttress2—3monolithic blocky rocks, slabs, snow3
3—440250 mridge of the buttress Idestroyed rocks, snow-
4—55150 mtalus-fine, snow-

Description of the approach to the route and brief explanation of the table

From the base camp on the edge of the forest, up the Zuun-Khandagai river. After climbing the large-block talus of the ridge and the lake (1–1.5 hours approach) to the left - in the central part of the array, a dark wall with horizontal, snow-covered ledges (under the buttress mark 2678 m). To the right of the wall - along the destroyed rocks and snowy ledges - a detour of the lower rocky part of the buttress - 2 ropes. Further, the route goes to the right side of the buttress. 2 ropes - medium, sometimes complex climbing. 2 ropes - along the destroyed rocks - exit to a narrow bridge in the buttress. 1 rope - bypass to the right of the rock slab along the moderately difficult rocks. 2 ropes along easy rocks and slabs to the right of the ridge, exit to the buttress. 1 rope - along the moderately difficult rocks of the buttress. 250 m - along easy snowy rocks to the sub-summit. 150 m - along the talus to the summit. Descent along the northwestern ridge, along the destroyed rocks (1st cat. difficulty) - to the Dinosaur pass and further down to the lake. Recommendations - to have universal pitons and channels.

Upper part of section 1—2

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