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Report on the first ascent to the summit of Shokoladny Peak via gullies of the southwest wall, complexity category 5B, made by the MPEI alpine club team in August 2022.

Report On the first ascent to the summit of Shokoladny Peak via the grooves of the southwest wall, Kurochkin route, category 5B, undertaken by the MPEI Alpine Club team from August 19 to 21, 2022. I. Ascent Report | | 1. General Information | | | :--: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | 1.1 | Full Name, Sports Rank of the Leader | Kurochkin Alexey Vitalievich, CMS | | 1.2 | Full Name, Sports Rank of Participants | Markevich Konstantin Georgievich, MS, Yablokov Evgeny Alexandrovich, CMS | | 1.3 | Full Name of Coach | Kutkin Sergey Anatolievich, CMS | | 1.4 | Organization | MPEI Alpine Club | | | 2. Characteristics of the Climbing Object | |

Climbing report on traversing a Category III (6A) route to Shokoladny Peak via "mirrors" on the Southwest wall.

Report on the ascent route to Shokoladny peak (3650 m) via the "mirrors" of the Southwest wall (6A cat. difficulty), made by the team of .......... alpinism federation Leader: ANDREEV A.B., CMS. Coach: DMIITRIENKO E. 2020 Ascent Passport Russia, Caucasus.

Report on the first ascent of the route of 6A category of complexity to Shokoladny peak via "mirrors" of the Southwest wall in the Caucasus.

Rock climbing Classification Commission Alpinism Federation of Russia Report on the first ascent of the route to Shokoladny Peak (3650 m) via the "mirrors" of the Southwest wall (proposed 6A category), made by the team of Poltava Regional Federation of Alpinism and Rock Climbing Leader: Pugachev S.A., Master of Sports, instructor-methodologist category II Coach: Zagirnyak M.V., Honored Trainer of Ukraine, Master of Sports

Report on the ascent of the Stavropol Territory team to Peak Shokoladny via the southwest wall, category 5B climb.

Championship of the Southern and North Caucasian Federal Districts, high-altitude technical class Team of Stavropol Krai — 2 Report on the ascent to the summit Shokoladny peak via the southwest wall, 5B, rock climbing. Despье Route Stavropol, 2024 Ascent Passport Western Caucasus, Uzunkol, Myrd gorge, route 2.3.132. Summit: Shokoladny peak (3650), via the southwest wall (Despье, 1975)

Report on the ascent of the FANO team to Pik Shokoladny (3650 m) via the southwestern wall along Raymond Despotes' route, category 5B complexity.

Russian Mountaineering Championship High-Altitude Technical Class Ascent Report To Shokoladny Peak (3650 m) via the Southwest Wall (R. Despie, 1975) 5B category, Rocky. Team FANO Team Coach: Nikonov A.E. (1st sports category) Leader: Shurygin S.D. (1st sports category) Participants: Koroleva E.I. (1st sports category), Ryndyk A.P. (1st sports category) Ascent Passport Region, gorge, section number according to the 2001 classification table:

Detailed description of a Category 5B route via the Southwest Face of Pik Shokoladny (3650 m) in the Western Caucasus, including an in-depth analysis of section passage and recommendations.

Ascent Log Category: Technical. Region: Western Caucasus, Uzunkol, Myrdy gorge. Object: Shokoladny peak (3650), via the center of the SW wall. Complexity category: 5B. Route characteristics: Height difference: 620 m; Section lengths: 6th category — 115 m; 5th category — 344 m;

Ascent to the summit of Maly Dalar (3500 m) via the northern buttress, category 3B, from the Uzunkol alpine camp.

Ascent Passport Ascent class: rock Ascent area: Uzunkol tourist center, Western Caucasus Ascent route: Maly Dalar peak, 3500 m — via the southern counterfort. Proposed difficulty category: 3B category of difficulty. Route characteristics: height difference — 600 m, average steepness — 50–55°. Pitons driven: for belaying: rock 37 pcs., ice 0, bolted 0. for creating RTO (Relay and Belay Point): 1 pc., 0, 0. Number of travel hours: 7 hours.

Description of the 2B rock climbing route to Dalar Maly peak from Dalar pass with a detailed analysis of the ascent and descent path.

Dalar Maly from Dalar Pass, rock, 2B Route Description: From Dalar Pass, go left along the ridge's ruined rocks, keeping to the right side, to the first ridge ascent. Climb 30 m to the left onto a wide ridge made of blocks and slabs. Along the 150-meter ridge, then along the wide ridge scree, overcoming the second ridge ascent, approach the first gendarme. Be cautious when bypassing R0–R4, especially if the slabs are covered with snow. Then reach the saddle, bypass the second gendarme and the "Per'ya" gendarme on the right; further, on the right, along the 10-meter wall of the "Shakhmatny kon'" gendarme (when transitioning from the ledge to the wall R12 — loose rocks!) ascend to the "Stolb" gendarme. Bypass "Stolb" along the inclined ledges on the right (water, loose rocks!). From the saddle behind "Stolb", along the ledges to the right of the ridge, reach the summit. From the bivouac on the pass to the summit — 4–6 hours. Descent — along the ascent path to the saddle before the first gendarme R5. From here, go left-down along the scree couloir and scree ledges to the base of the ridge from the southern side. Traverse the base of the ridge to reach Dalar Pass. From the summit — 2.5 hours. Departure time from bivouac — 6:00; if the descent couloir and subsequent ledges are heavily snow-covered, return to Dalar Pass along the ascent route. DALAR (view from the south)

Report on the 3rd ascent of the route with 5B category of difficulty via the north wall of Dalar peak in the Western Caucasus in 1984 by a team of climbers led by Selivanov M.A.

Passport Rock climbing category. Western Caucasus, Kichkinekol gorge. Peak "Dalar", via the northern wall, Snesarev's route. Third ascent — Category 5B difficulty. Elevation gain — 895 m, length — 1050 m. Length of sections: Category 6 difficulty — 570 m. Average steepness of the route is 75°. Pitons driven: rock — 250 bolted — 5 (x)

Report on the ascent made by the "Donbass" alpine club team to the summit of Dalar via the north wall along the Snesarev route, second ascent.

71 1983 USSR Alpine Climbing Championship Rock climbing category Report Report on the ascent of Dalar peak (3979 m): second ascent of Snesarev's route on the north face. Team of the Ukrainian Sports Committee. Leader: Turkevich M.M. Senior coach: Sivtsov B.G. Coach: Spesivtsev A.E. Addresses: