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Reddish-colored rock, the cliff is bypassed on the right, 20 m, 2 hooks. From the site, 3 m left-down along the shelf, under the slipping, unfolded to the left, vertical column of legs is inside the inner corner with a wide crack inside. Up the corner —

• 35 m, 4 hooks, climbing is difficult. At the top — a convenient site for belaying. These 2 ropes — the first key point of the route. Further, there is a gentle ridge with several gendarmes. Between the gendarmes, the movement is simultaneous. The first two gendarmes are bypassed, the first one —

— to the right, with belaying for ledges, the second — to the left along a wide scree shelf at its base. The third gendarme is overcome initially head-on, 20 m, belaying for ledges, and then left-upward along the inner corner, 25 m, 2 hooks. Overcoming this gendarme is the second key point of the route.

From the top of the inner corner:

• descent into a small col,
• further 200 m of straightforward, not steep climbing will lead to the summit.

The cairn is on a large stone at the highest point of the summit.

Movement time:

• from the bivouac to the control cairn — 2.5 hours,
• from the control cairn to the summit — 4.5 hours.

Descent:

• initially to the south,
• then to the east,
• along screes and melt-glaciers in the direction of the lowering in the ridge, departing from the massif Sarn — Shah to the north.

Beyond the lowering, the summit of Aurevdag is visible.

Movement from the lowering:

• along a grassy-scree slope into Meréki's cirque,
• from it down a steep, fine scree to Lake Znerat.

Descent time: from the summit to the bivouac — 1.5 hours.

Peak 3600 belongs to the Diamar massif, similar to it in the character of its structure, is not a sufficiently clearly defined independent summit. Therefore, the discoverers consider it logical to propose the name Maly Diamar for it.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CLIMBERS

The initial bivouac — Lake Energ. Departure time — 4–6 am. Number of participants — no more than 6 people. Equipment for a group of 4