Passport

1. Class: High-altitude technical
2. Eastern Pamir, Kashgar Mountains (western China)
3. Peak Muztag-Ata (7546 m) via the western ridge, cat. diff. 5A
4. Proposed cat. diff. 5B (possibly the 3rd ascent by a purely Russian team)
5. Height difference — 3000 m, length — 9000 m, average slope — 20°
6. Used pitons, 6 ice screws
7. Climbing days — 3.5–5 (including descent to base camp)
8. Overnights:
   • 1st in tents on a rocky platform

Ascent Passport

1. Region: China — Kunlun, Kongur Muztagh range. Section number according to the classification table 11.3.
2. Peak name: Muztag Ata. Route name: via the Northwest Ridge
3. Route classified by FASIЛ KР: 5A category of difficulty, first ascent
4. Route character: snow-ice
5. Height difference of the route: 3450 m. Route length: 14000 m. Length of section V category of difficulty ___________ m, VI category of difficulty ___________ m. Average steepness 30°
6. Pitons left on the route: total ___________ including piton hangers ___________. Use of pitons on the route:

Ascent Passport

1. Region: Eastern Pamir, China, section 11.3 of the classification table.
2. Peak name: Muztag Ata, 7546 m, route: via the South Ridge.
3. Proposed category: 5B category of difficulty, first ascent.
4. Route type: ice and snow.
5. Route elevation gain: approximately 1450 m. Route length: approximately 3200 m. Length of sections with 5th category of difficulty: 20 m. Average slope:
   • main part of the route – approximately 45°,

Moscow Federation of Alpinism and Rock Climbing

Report

On the first ascent to Muztag-Ata (7546) via the south ridge

Moscow, MAI Tourism Club, 2005

1. Ascent Passport

1. Region: Kongur Muztagh Range (Chinese Pamir). Valley: Kalaxung, classification table section number for 2001 — 11.3
2. Peak name: Muztag-Ata. Route name: via the south ridge from Kalaxung Glacier.
3. Proposed category: 5B.

Russian Alpinism Championship 2012. High-altitude ascents class

Ascent Report

of the Moscow Alpine and Climbing Federation team to Muztagh-Tower (7273 m) via the Central Buttress of the Northeast Face, "Think Twice" route — first ascent, approximately 6B category of difficulty Dedicated to the memory of Pavel Kozek, who perished on the slopes of Muztagh-Tower on August 25, 2008 Senior coach: S. Kotachkov, team leader: S. Nilov Moscow 2012

Ascent Passport

1. Karakoram, Pakistan — section 10.2 according to KMGV 2008