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Ascent Passport

  1. Ascent class: technical
  2. Ascent area: Alai Ridge
  3. Ascent route: peak 4850 m, via the right part of the eastern wall.
  4. Estimated complexity category: 5B
  5. Route characteristics:
    • Height difference – 930 m
    • Section lengths:
      • 5 – 520 m;
      • 6 – 320 m.
    • Average steepness – 74°
  6. Pitons driven:
    • for belaying:
      • rock – 136
      • ice – 5
      • bolt – 1
      • chocks – 38
    • for creating artificial anchors (ITO):
      • rock – 18
      • ice – –
      • bolt – 8
      • chocks – –
  7. Total climbing hours – 36
  8. Number of bivouacs and their characteristics: 2 lying down
  9. Full name of the leader and participants, their sports qualification:
    • Radoshkevich E.A. – Master of Sports, leader
    • Ivenkov A.D. – Master of Sports, participant
    • Bezrukov L.D. – Master of Sports, participant
    • Polyakov M.S. – Candidate for Master of Sports, participant
    • Somsikov A.S. – Candidate for Master of Sports, participant
  10. Team coach – Sivtsov Boris Grigorievich, Honored Coach of the Ukrainian SSR.
  11. Date of departure and return: July 1–3, 1982.

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Route sketch with UIAA markings

Table of main route characteristics: Appendix No. 2

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DateSectionAverage steepness, °Length, mTerrain characteristicsDifficultyConditionWeather conditionsRockIceBoltChocks
01.07.1982R0–R19020wall, exit to a ledge6monolithgood4–12
R1–R28540wall5monolithgood52
R2–R39020chimney6monolithgood4–13–1
R3–R47020wall with a crack5smooth rocksgood2
R4–R57530inner corner5monolith with icegood52
R5–R63080inclined ledge3monolithgood4
R6–R785100crack-inner corner-chimney6monolithsnow, wind12–IV16–II
13 climbing hours. Overnight stay on a good ledge in a tent. Total for the period: rock – 36 (for belaying) / 6 (for ITO), ice – 1, bolt – –, chocks – 13 (for belaying) / 2 (for ITO). From 14:00 to 20:00 – snow.
02.07.1982R7–R88040chimney turning into an inclined slab5smooth rocks with icelight snow, wind6–12
R8–R97540chimney with ice581
R9–R107540inner corner5wet monolithic rocksgood52
R10–R116020wall5destroyed rocks with ice and snowgood32
R11–R128040wall with a crack5monolithgood51
R12–R136550ridge5monolith with cornicesgood7
R13–R147540obstacle5monolithgood6–I3
R14–R156040ice couloir, ledge5ice, snowsnow421
R15–R168580chimney with flowstone ice6destroyed rockssnow6–IV4–II
R16–R177540inner corner, vertical blocks5flowstone icesnow712
13 climbing hours. Sitting bivouac in a tent on an ice platform. Total for the period: rock – 67 (for belaying) / 6 (for ITO), ice – 3, bolt – –, chocks – 18 (for belaying) / 1 (for ITO). From 14:00 to 21:00 snow, wind.
03.07.1982R17–R188540wall turning into an inner corner6monolith with flowstone icegood6–II3–II
R18–R199040wall6monolithgood7–II2–1
R19–R209020chimney5monolithsnow61
R20–R217530inner corner5smooth rocks with icesnow32
R21–R229020vertical slab with a crack6monolith and snowsnow5–II1
R22–R237530slab like "ram's foreheads"54
R23–R2460100snow slope, exit to the summit4snowsnow2
10 climbing hours. Descent via v.4850 m (north) along its western ridge to glacier No. 2 and further to the base camp.

Total for 01–03.07.1982:

  • Average steepness: 71°
  • Total length: 1020 m
  • Length by difficulty categories:
    • 3 – 80 m
    • 4 – 100 m
    • 5 – 520 m
    • 6 – 320 m
  • Total number of pitons:
    • Rock – 136 (for belaying), 18 (for ITO)
    • Ice – 5 (for belaying)
    • Bolt – 1 (for belaying), 8 (for ITO)
    • Chocks – 38 (for belaying)

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(= pejuika)

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