Bashkara

Route 4A category of complexity to the summit of Chegetkara via the Southeast counterfort, description of the path, specifics and necessary equipment.

Chegetkara via the South-Eastern counterfort (B. Garf's itinerary, category IV).

Description of the ascent to the summit of Cheget-Kara-Bashi via the northwestern counterfort of category 4B complexity, made by a group of climbers from the Krasnodar regional council "Burevestnik" in August 1972.

239 REPORT On the ascent to Cheget-Kara-Bashi peak via the northwestern counterfort from August 2 to 4, 1972, approximately category 4B difficulty, by a group from the Krasnodar Regional Council of the "Burevestnik" Sports Society. Approach to the Initial Bivouac From the Dzhatugan alpine camp, follow the road along the Adylsu valley. After 300 m, turn right across the river via a temporary bridge onto the Koshey clearing. Then, follow the trail up to the left-bank moraine of the Kashkatash glacier and along its ridge to a large rock — 1 hour. From here, turn left and ascend via a steep trail to the Turii Lakes — 40 minutes — the location of the initial bivouac. Geographical Information Cheget-Kara-Bashi — 3667 m — is the outermost peak of the northern spur of Ullu-Kara. To the east of the peak lies the Bashkara glacier, and beneath the western slopes — a small Cheget-Kara glacier with Turii Lake beneath it — a bivouac site. Several routes to Cheget-Kara-Bashi peak have been established, ranging from category 2B to 4A difficulty. The area around the peak is considered well-explored by climbers; ascent routes are popular among alpine camps in the region. The northwestern counterfort of the peak was first ascended in July 1970 by a group of instructors from the "Elbrus" alpine camp led by N. Korzhov, who rated it category 4B difficulty. This route has become popular among sports groups due to its: logical progression, safety,

Ascent of Cheget-Kara peak (3667 m) via the left south-eastern counterfort, grade 4A, height difference 850–900 m, length of difficult terrain 240 m.

Ascent Passport ASCENT CLASS: rock ASCENT AREA: Main Caucasus Range, Northern spur of Ullukara. ASCENT ROUTE WITH INDICATION OF PEAKS AND THEIR HEIGHTS: v. Cheget-Kara – 3667 m, via the left Southeast buttress. PROPOSED DIFFICULTY CATEGORY: 4A cat. diff. ROUTE CHARACTERISTICS: height difference: 850–900 m, average slope – 45°, length of complex section – 240 m. NUMBER OF PITO NS INSTALLED: rock – 12, ice – NUMBER OF TRAVELING HOURS: 7 hours. NUMBER OF OVERNIGHT STAYS: – FULL NAME OF LEADER, PARTICIPANTS, AND THEIR QUALIFICATION:

Description of the route to the top of Cheget-Kara-Bashi via the northwestern ridge, category 3B difficulty, including the characteristics of the ascent and the technical complexity of the route.

Climb characteristic: technically challenging. Climbing area: Adyl-Su gorge, Central Caucasus. Climbing route with indication of peaks and their heights: Cheget-Kara-Bashi peak via the northwestern ridge, 3667 m. Climb characteristic: height difference 750–800 m, average steepness from 45° to 60°, length of difficult section 15 m, 10 m, 40 m. Number of pitons: rock — 10, ice — –, drill — –. Number of walking hours: 10. Number of overnight stays and their characteristics: –. Team name: "Elbrus" alpine camp. Surname, name, patronymic of the leader, participants, and their qualifications: Plemyalkov Pavel Kirillovich — Master of Sports of the USSR.

A description of the ascent route to the "Dikaya Ptugan" peak (2160 m) in the Elbrus region, including technical characteristics and details of the hike.

«Дикая Птугань» (1) 2160 м

Traversing the summit of Cheget-Kara-Bashi via the North-Eastern ridge, followed by descent along route category 2B; first ascent in 1974.

ascending to the summit of CHEGET-KARA-BASHI (traverse with ascent along the north-eastern ridge and descent via route category II difficulty) The first ascent of the route was made in the 1974 season by a group of instructors from the "Shkhelda" alpine camp led by V.N. Lukinov. In the 1975 season, the ascent was repeated by a group of instructors from the same camp consisting of: Presnov V.A., 2nd category, leader Maerkovich V.V., Master of Sports Zhukov S.Ya., 1st category Kruglov E.M., 1st category Stepanov V.N., 1st category Silin B.M., 1st category Razumov Yu.A., 1st category

Report on the first ascent by a team via the West Face of Ullu-Kara Peak, a technically challenging rock route of 5th category difficulty.

172а KSP Elbrus region Report on the first ascent in the technical class of the KSP Elbrus region team led by Nagorny S.I. ROUTE: peak ULLU-KARA via the center of the Western wall. Main route characteristics table | Date | Designation | Steepness in degrees | Length in meters | Terrain type | Difficulty | Condition | Weather conditions | Rock | Ice | Bolted | Stoppers, cams | | :------------ | :---------- | :--------------- | :---------------- | :---------------------- | :-------- | :----------------------------- | :------------------ | :--- | :--- | :----- | :------------- | | August 17, 1979 | Processing the lower part of the wall. Exit from the plateau of the Kashka-Tash glacier at 8:00 |

Description of a technical ascent to the summit of Ullu-Kara (4302 m) via the west wall, with a difficulty rating of 5B, completed by a team of climbers in 2001.

Ascent Log Category: technical Ascent area: Central Caucasus, Adyl-Su valley Peak: Ullukara (4302 m) Route: via the center of the western face (S. Nagornyy's route), 5B cat. diff., 2.4.176(a) Elevation gain: -682 m. Distance: -1170 m. Length of sections with VI cat. diff.: -80 m. Average steepness: main part of the route (pillar): 50°

Description of the route category 5B to the summit of Ullu-Kara via the central counterfort of the 3rd wall, climbed by the team of Ukrсовет SDS "Burevestnik" in 1984.

Passport I. Rock class Central Caucasus Mt. Ullukara via the central pillar of the 3rd section of the wall Proposed category: 5B, first ascent Height difference: 672 m, route length: 1190 m Length of sections with category 5-6 difficulty — 400 m. Average steepness of the main part of the route — 49°. Pitons driven: rock pitons — 76

Ascent to the summit of B. Yuyukara via the virgin northwest wall, description of a challenging route.

B.Yuyyukara on the left side of the NW wall