The Table (4500 m) with an inclination of 25° on the western slope.
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August 12, 1969 3.0. Panov's group
© A. Lorofeev
Ascent from the Purovsky glacier along the scree and talus located on the western slope of the peak to the entrance to the snow-ice couloir.
- The couloir is crossed in its lower part (highly hazardous, grade 3–4 boundary).
- Then ascend up the slopes (grade I rope).
- Then move up and to the right along the slabs and loose scree to the upper part of the wide inclined snow-ice plateau (pitons used for belay).
Then traverse left — up along the ledges and the upper part of the couloir, which is to be crossed lower down. Ascend to the right along an internal corner and a crack onto a ledge, then along loose rocks and a crevice — exit under a rock beam onto a snowy plateau. After bypassing the rock beam on the left along an inclined ledge — exit onto the pre-summit ridge. Then along steep scree — exit onto the summit.
Descent follows the ascent route. Ascending along the ridge via the couloir is hazardous due to rockfall.