Ascent to the summit of Baychechekhey via the central counterfort of the West wall in Kyrgyz Ala-Too, complexity category 5B.
II CATEGORY II ROUTES I. Category of First Ascents Kirgizskiy Alatoo, Aksay gorge p. Baychechekhey via the central counterfort of the Western wall 5B approximately Elevation gain 1080 m., length 1350 m Length of sections with 5–6 difficulty rating: 440 m. Average steepness of the main part of the route 72°, including 6th difficulty rating sections: 80–85° (60 m), 90–95° (20 m) Pitons used: rock pitons
Climbing passport for the ascent to the peak Baychechekey via the central counterfort of the 3rd wall, category 5A difficulty, with route description and technical details.
Ascent Passport Tian Shan, Kyrgyzsky Ridge, Ak-Sai gorge Pk. Baychechekhey, 4515 m, route via the central counterfort of the 3rd wall 5A cat. dif. Rock Route height difference: 760 m. Route length: 1430 m. Section lengths: V cat. dif. — 135 m. VI cat. dif. — 6 m.
A description of a combined route to Ba'chechek peak in the Kyrgyz Ala-Too range with details on passing characteristic sections.
Brief explanation of the table Peak Ba'checheke is located in the Kyrgyz ridge, Ak-Sai horseshoe, between the peaks Uchitel and Skryabin. The route is combined: the path to the summit goes through 103 counter-force, i.e., along the left (in the direction of travel) side of the rocky bastion. When the bastion ends, the counter-force of the bastion turns into the pre-summit ridge. The entire route can be conditionally divided into the following characteristic sections: Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 | Section | 0-1 | — Couloir 5 |
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Ascent to the summit of Bhu-Takeu in the Himalayas, description of a challenging route requiring a high level of mountaineering training and experience.
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