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I. Technical Class 2. Fann Mountains 3. Bodhona Peak, via the left part of the western wall, Zhitenev's route 4. Height difference: 965 m, length 1120 m. Length of sections: 6th cat. diff. – 540 m, 5th cat. diff. – 210 m. Average steepness of the route is 85°. 5. Number of pitons:

rockboltchockice screws'friends'
23118150341
90200

X — use of previously hammered pitons.

  1. Team's moving hours: 45 hours and days — 4.
  2. Overnights: after processing — under the route, 1st bivouac on a snow shelf, 2nd bivouac, 3rd bivouac on a scree shelf.
  3. Leader: Mikheev Alexander Borisovich — Candidate Master of Sports Participants:
  • Gostishchev Sergey — Candidate Master of Sports
  • Myakotnikov Alexey Alekseevich — 1st sports category
  • Pupyrhev Konstantin Valerievich — 1st sports category
  • Sysoletin Nikolay Egorovich — 1st sports category
  • Chashchin Sergey Anatolievich — 1st sports category
  1. Coach: Kubonina Tamara Vasilievna — Master of Sports of the USSR
  2. Route processing: July 19, 1989. Departure on the route: July 21, 1989. Summit: July 24, 1989. Return: July 24, 1989. img-0.jpeg

Photo from the Morena glacier of Bodhona, July 18, 1989, distance 15 km, lens "Helios-44M", focal length 2/58.

Route Diagram

Route diagram in UIAA symbols. Number of pitons: rock (RP) 231/9, bolt 18, ice screws 3, chocks 150/2, 'friends' 41.

RPBAIAChockFRcat. diff. of sectionLengthSteepnessSection #
5--21III2003533
10--62AeII409032
10--53AeII409031
9--72AeII3010030
111-51AeII309529
10--61AeIII2510028
8--62AeI409027
8-151VI408526
5--4-V407025
81-42AeIII309024
102-51AeIII309523
8--42VI358022
61142I357521
5--5-V308020
4--4-V307019
7--51AeII208518
61-42AeII258517
72-51AeII258516
82-42AeII208015
10--54AeII209014
4--21IV153013
4--41V308012
62-42VI359011
5--51V307510
4-141V30809
5--2-III80408
7--41AeI30907
102-52AeII35906
6--41AeII15755
82-51AeII15754
71-7-AeII10753
9--6-AeII25902
101-51AeII20851

Description of the Route by Sections

Section R0–R1: approach under the wall via steep firn. Need to approach in the morning, as stones start flying during the day. Section R1–R4: smooth walls, covered with flow ice. Climbing is difficult, use ITO. Section R4–R8: inclined slab. Water flows down the slab. There are belay points (bolts). Use ITO when passing. Section R8–R9 — snow-ice inclined shelf. At the beginning of the shelf — a control cairn. Section R9–R12 — difficult climbing on destroyed rocks. Very prone to rockfall. There are bivouac sites. Section R12–R19 — a smooth, slightly inclined slab and the rest of the wall form a large internal angle. Climb the slab, along the center of which runs a crack.

  • Start — vertical wall — is passed on ITO.
  • Further — along the crack.
  • Use 'friends'.
  • The entire section is shot with ice flying from the Bodhona dome.
  • Need to use ITO. Section R19–R22 — chimneys covered with flow ice alternate with overhanging sections. Prone to rockfall. Easy climbing alternates with ITO passage. Between R23 and R24 there is a good bivouac site. Section R28–R32 — Bastion — an overhanging rock, along the center of which passes a chimney, sometimes narrowing, sometimes expanding, covered with flow ice. Climbing is very difficult. Use of ITO. Section R32–R33 — Scree shelves. Easy rocks are found. Lots of snow. 2 hours walk to the summit. img-1.jpeg

Bastion. Upper part. Shot from the beginning of the descent — Gulynev's route.

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