№ 539 № 33 0524.04.84 BAC p/v ASCENT PASSPORT

I. Ascent class — rock

  1. Ascent area — Sang-Hok, Gissar Range

  2. Summit, height, ascent route — Korona Sang-Hoka, 4250 m, via the north-eastern wall.

  3. Complexity category — 5A

  4. Route characteristics:

Height difference — 700 m. Average steepness — 65°. Length of complex sections — 360 m.

  1. Pitons driven: for belaying, for AID rock — 27 ice — 18 bolts — passive protection — 26

  2. Number of climbing hours — 12 h

  3. Number of bivouacs, their characteristics:

There were no bivouacs on the route.

  1. Surname, name, patronymic of the leader, participants, their qualification:
Khafizov A. F.CMSleader
Khairulin R. Sh.CMS
Holobtsev A. V.CMS
Poroikov V. I.CMS
Eremin O. Yu.CMS
  1. Date of departure and return — June 29, 1983 img-0.jpegimg-1.jpeg

TABLE OF MAIN ROUTE CHARACTERISTICS

to the summit of Korona Sang-Hoka via the north-eastern wall 5A cat. (orientation)

DateDesignationAverage steepnessLength, mRelief characteristicsDifficultyConditionConditionsRock pitonsPassive protectionIce pitonsBolt pitons
June 29, 1983R0–R240–60°350ice-snow slopegoodgood16
R2–R355°75dihedralIVmany loose rocks54
R3–R450°60rocky ridgeIV+solid43
R4–R560°60dihedralVsmall holds63
R5–R650°60ledge and crackIV+monolithic45
R6–R780°45chimney or dihedralV+monolithic, smooth34
R7–R880°5wallV+14
R8–R980°60wall, dihedralV7
R9–R1020–30°150snow-ice ridgeIIwet2
TOTAL272618

Brief explanation of the table of main route characteristics

0–20 m from the bergschrund, which is overcome depending on the condition, via a bridge or via rocks on the right. Exit to a snow-ice slope with a steepness of 50–60°, moving in crampons, with piton belays, length — 300 m. Movement goes close to the left part of the rocky "paws" of the bastion. General direction in the last third — into the couloir between the pre-summit ascent and the bastion.

After entering the couloir, transition through rocky outcrops and entry into the R2–R3 dihedral with a steepness of 55°. The dihedral consists of alternating smooth areas and good holds. At the top of the dihedral, there is a ledge with loose rocks.

R3–R4: Along a vaguely expressed ridge, 60 m transition to the left under the base of a clearly visible dihedral.

R4–R5: 60 m along the dihedral with small holds to a sloping ledge. A cornice overhangs from above.

R5–R6: Along the ledge (under the cornice), transitioning into a steep crack, 60 m, difficult climbing.

R6–R7: 45 m of difficult climbing. Possible variations: via a chimney or a smooth dihedral to a sloping ledge.

R7–R8: From the ledge, 5 m up the wall and chimney — exit into the gap of a spall.

R8–R9: From the spall, 5 m wall, smooth, traverse through a "bump" with a small ledge to the left, 15 m, entry into a dihedral with a right vertical wall, 35 m along a small, steep crack to a 5 m wall with small holds and onto the ridge ascent.

R9–R10: Along the snow-ice ridge, 150 m to the summit.

Descent in the direction of the couloir under the western wall of p. "30-letiya Varzoba" and along the western wall to the glacier, where the route began.

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