Report on the ascent of the Tomsk-Novosibirsk team to Peak Svobodnoy Korei 4740 m.

Via the North wall couloir, 5B cat. sl., Barber's route, March 25, 2019.

  1. Mountain system: Tian-Shan. Region: Kyrgyz Ala-Too Range. Valley: Ak-Sai. Name of the summit: p. Svobodnoy Korei, 4740 m.

  2. Name of the route: via the North wall couloir, №147.

  3. Category of complexity: 5B.

  4. Nature of the route: ice and snow.

  5. Characteristics of the route:

Height difference: 700 m. Route length: 900 m. Length of sections with V–VI cat. sl.: 600 m. Average steepness:

  • main part of the route: 60°
  • entire route: 52°
  1. Total number of anchors used on the route: 85, including: rock screws: 0, stationary pitons: 0, including ITO: 0, protection elements: 0, ice screws: 85. "Pitons" left on the route: rock: 0, pitons: 0, ice: 0.
  2. Team's total climbing hours: 10 h 30 min. Days: 1. Overnight stays: none.
  3. Team leader: Savenkov Andrey Yakovlevich. Sports qualification: 1st sports category. Participants:
  • Temerev Ivan Mikhailovich. Sports qualification: Master of Sports.
  • Melnikov Sergey Vasilievich. Sports qualification: 2nd sports category.

Departure for the route: 5:30, March 25, 2019. Reaching the summit: 16:00, March 25, 2019. Return to the Base Camp (Koronskaya hut): 21:00, March 25, 2019.

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Route diagram in UIAA symbols

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Ridge leading to the summit40 m, 30°, I–IIR6–R7
Rock wall.60 m, 60°, III–IVR5–R6
Steep narrow ice couloir. Icicle ice. The key section of the route — a steep ice wall 12–15 m. At the end of the section, a small snow cornice and exit to the ridge.90 m, 70–90°, V–VIR4–R5
Steep ice slope.200 m, 50–60°, IVR3–R4
Crossing a ridge. Rocks covered with a thin layer of ice, snow in places.70 m, 55–60°, IVR2–R3
Ice slope.600 m, 50–60°, IVR1–R2
Bergschrund. Steep snow-ice wall. Organizing reliable protection is challenging.6 m, 90°, VIR0–R1

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Section R1–R2 img-3.jpeg

Transition from the couloir img-4.jpeg

On the ridge img-5.jpeg

Section R4–R5 img-6.jpeg

Section R4–R5 img-7.jpeg

At the summit

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