Ascent to Mirali peak (5120 m) via the north wall in the Fann Mountains, grade 6B, first ascent in 1982.
1.14 Ascent Passport I. Technical category. Zarafshan ridge, Fann Mountains (northern part). Mirali peak, 5120 m, via the north face. Proposed: category 6B, first ascent. Elevation gain — 1540 m, length — 1800 m (3500–5040). Length of sections with category 5–6B difficulty — 700 m. Average steepness of the wall section of the route — 74° (3500–5040). Average steepness of the main sections: 75° (3500–4340)
Traversing the peaks of Maria, Mirali, Chimtarga, and Energia via the northwest wall with a detailed description of a challenging climbing route.
5.3.73 78 USSR Championship in Traverse Class Report on the traverse of Maria Peak (4970 m) — Mirali (5180 m) — Chimtarga (5487 m) — Energiya (5105 m) with ascent to Maria Peak via the northwest wall by the team from the Belarus Republican Committee for Physical Culture and Sports Route Description July 21–22 The entire group with observers gathered under the wall. The Lozovsky–Nogotov team started processing the route. They fixed two ropes. The group departed at 5:30 AM. Within half an hour, they crossed the glacier and approached the rope. The first two ropes traverse zigzagging to the right, then to the left along a crevice through steep, smooth rocks resembling "ram's foreheads" (0–1), and lead to a ledge under an overhanging wet section of the wall, approximately 5 m, with a crack. The first climber goes without a backpack; the rest follow on jumar ascenders for 40 m along the wall (1–3). Backpacks are pulled up. Those who wish can ascend with their backpacks on jumar ascenders. They completed this section by 10:00 AM. Ahead, a wide, inclined, wet chimney is visible. They bypass it on the left (3–4) and enter a second, smaller chimney with a plug (not visible from below), which leads out onto the wall. Again, very difficult climbing: Lozovsky goes without a backpack; the others follow on jumar ascenders with their backpacks; a couple of backpacks are pulled up (4–5). The general direction of movement is up and to the left towards the main couloir, almost a chimney, which bisects the lower half of the wall from the glacier to the "nose" — a large block in that part of the wall where a gentler section is discernible. The rocks are blocky; climbing is of medium difficulty, but there are very difficult vertical sections 5–7 m long (5–6).
Traverse of Maria, Mirali, Promezhutochnaya, and Alamtau peaks in **Fann Mountains**, category 5B difficulty, route description and passage details.
Ascent Passport Ascent class — technical. Ascent area, ridge — Fan Mountains, Zarafshan Ridge. Peak, its height, ascent route: peaks MARIIA (4970 m), MIRALI (5120 m), PROMEZHUTOCHNAYA (4810 m), ADAMTASH (4700 m), traverse with ascent to peak MARIIA via NW buttress, 2nd passage of the route. Proposed difficulty category — 5B. Route characteristics: Total elevation gain — about 2600 m. Elevation gain on peak Mariya via NW buttress — 1250 m, including 700 m of wall. Length of sections with 5-6 difficulty category — 500 m. Average steepness of the entire route — 45°.
Report on traversing the Kulikalon Wall from Adam Tash peak to Zierat peak via a Category 5B difficulty route.
XVIII EAAC (CIS) Alpinism Championship Report on the Route Completion Traverse of the Kulikalon Wall from v. Adamtash to v. Zierat, along the Eastern ridge, 5B category, V. Korotkov's route, 1968, completed by the team of the Tomsk Alpinism Federation's training camps Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, 2009 Ascent Passport Pamir-Alay, Zeravshan ridge, Fan Mountains, 5.3.1, Alaudin and Kulikalon gorges. v. Adamtash – v. Zierat, along the Eastern ridge, traverse. 5B category, V. Korotkov, 1968. Route type: combined. Height difference along the route sections:
### Kulikalon Wall Traverse in the Fann Mountains The traverse of the Kulikalon Wall in the Fann Mountains, accomplished in 1968 by the LOS SDSO "*Burevestnik*" team. This documentation provides a detailed description of the route and its technical characteristics.
To the Classification Commission under the USSR Alpine Federation and the USSR Central Sports Club, Moscow. Description Traverse of the Kulikalon Wall (v. Adamtash – p. Promezhutochny – East Mirali – Main Mirali – Main Maria – Uzlovaya Maria – West Maria – v. Bezymyannaya – p. 4300 – v. Aurondag – v. Zierat) with ascent to v. Adamtash via the Eastern Edge. Approximately 50 km of technical terrain. Fann Mountains, Pamir-Alai, 1968. Data on Traverse Participants The traverse of the Kulikalon Wall was completed by the LOS SDSO "Burevestnik" team consisting of: Traverse leader: Vadim Aleksandrovich Korotkov, born 1940, CMS, engaged in mountaineering since 1959. Traverse participants: