Zamin Qaror

First ascent description of the western wall of Zamin Karor peak West D in the Hissar Range, category 5B difficulty.

Passport I. Category of Rock Climbing Ascensions Gissar Ridge, Zamin Karor South-Western Zamin Karor South-Western peak via the Western wall Proposed category of difficulty: 5B, first ascent Height difference 860 m, route length 890 m Length of sections: Category 5 difficulty: 520 m, average steepness 79.23° Category 6 difficulty: 180 m, average steepness 86.7° Pitons hammered in:

### Description of the Ascent Route to Zamin-Karor Peak via the Left Part of the Western Wall's Kara.

Ascent Passport I. Ascent class — rock Ascent area — Pamir-Alay, Gissar Ridge Peak, its height, ascent route — 103 Zamin-Karor, 3707 m, via the left part of the western wall's kar, V. Popov route Difficulty category — 5B Route characteristics: height difference 972 m, length of sections with 5–6 difficulty category — 992 m, average steepness — 84°. Pitons hammered: for belay/ETO rock — 143/35 ice — 0/0 bolt — 2/1

Report on the first ascent of the left part of the West face of Zamin-Karor peak in Pamir-Alai, made by the team of the Irkutsk Regional Council "Burevestnik" in 1978.

Climbing category - rock climbing Climbing area - Pamir-Alay, Hissar mountain range Climbing route - first ascent via the left part of the western wall's couloir, SW peak of Zamin-Karor Climbing characteristics elevation gain - 1200 m average steepness - 86° length of challenging sections - 1001 m Pitons used: rock pitons - 153 chocks - 79

First ascent of the West wall of D-3 peak Zamin Karor in Pamir-Alay in 1977, a route of category III difficulty, climbed by the team of the Sports Committee of the Tajik SSR.

USSR Alpine Climbing Championship Rock Climbing Category Pamir-Alay Gissar Ridge D-3 peak Zamin Karor

The second ascent of the rock route on the West face of the Zamin Karor peak in Pamir-Alay, route characteristics, and a detailed description of the ascent.

Ascent Passport I. Ascent category — Rock climbing II. Ascent area — Pamir-Alay, Hissar mountain range III. Ascent route — Zamin Karor peak, 3709 m, R0–R3 summit via the center of the West wall IV. Ascent characteristics elevation gain — 1150 m (total route elevation gain), steepness — 80° length of difficult sections — 940 m, including the lower rock belt — 1400 m) V. Pitons used: rock — 204, ice — none, bolted — 4

Description of the ascent route to the summit of Zamin-Karor via the western wall, difficulty category 5B, climbed by a team in 1982.

Ascent Passport Climbing Category Rock Climbing Climbing Region Pamir-Alay, Gissar Ridge Climbing Route Southwest peak of Zamin-Karor 3709 m Difficulty Category 5B Ascent Characteristics

First ascent via the shortest route on the West Wall of Zamin Karor (3709 m) peak in Pamir-Alay, Gissar Range, category 6 difficulty.

Ascent Passport I. Ascent category — Rock climbing Ascent area — Pamir-Alay, Gissar Ridge Ascent route — First ascent via the shortest path on the Western wall D-3 of Zamin Karor peak — 3709 m. Ascent characteristics height difference — 1150 m. (total height difference for the entire route is 1400 m, including the lower rocky belt) average steepness — 85° length of complex sections — 1060 m. Pitons used: rock — 277 ice — none

Description of the first ascent of the rock route category 5A on the Zamin-Karor 10.3 peak in the Pamir-Alay, Gissar Range, made by the PNAK "Gorniak" team in 1990.

Ascent Log I. Ascent class — rock climbing. II. Ascent area — Pamir-Alay, Gissar Range. III. Peak Zamin-Karor S.W. (3009 m), via the right part of the 3rd wall. IV. Estimated difficulty category 5A, first ascent. V. Height difference — 760 m. Of which: wall — 550 m. Distance — 1140 m, of which: wall — 640 m. Average steepness of the wall section — 67°. VI. Pitons driven: rock — 30, chocks — 50 (3).

Description of the 4A category route to the southwestern peak of Zamin Karor via the southwestern ridge of the Yaghnob Wall.

South-West Peak of Zamin Karor (Yaghnob Wall) via South-West Ridge, 4A category of complexity, fig. 41 From the base camp, traverse grassy and talus slopes under the north-west wall of the West Shoulder to reach the start of the route. Cross a stream bed and ascend a grassy ridge-cone that abuts the wall. The approach takes about an hour. The route begins to the left of a black, washed-out chimney. The rocks are of medium difficulty, with an average steepness of up to 70°, and a length of 250 m. The first wall leads to a large, gently sloping ledge with talus. Cross the ledge and ascend the second wall, which has more challenging sections than the first wall, to reach a second large ledge. From the ledge, a distinctive split is visible in the right base of the triangular "mirror" slab. Ascend 40 m up a not-so-obvious buttress to a noticeable ledge below. From the ledge, it's 35 m to the split. This section is challenging. Traverse 5 m under the split to the left onto a narrow ledge. Ascent to the split: Via the inner angle and chimney formed by the split and the main wall slab on the left. Features: The rocks are smoothed. The height of the split is 12 m.

Description of the ascent route via the north wall of Yaghnob Wall through the western shoulder to the West summit, category I, 5B.

YAGNOBSKAYA STENA to the Western peak. Description of the ascent via the northern wall through the western shoulder with exit to the Western peak I. Compiled by: (V. Tkachev) Dushanbe — 1969 I. History of the region's exploration If you travel to Dushanbe from Leninabad via the road passing through the Anzob pass, you will see a light gray, sharp peak visible from behind the surrounding mountains immediately beyond the Anzob village, up the Yaghnob river. This is the highest point of the Yagnobskaya Stena, its main peak. The Yagnobskaya Stena is located in the spurs of the Great Caucasus range and the Hissar range, in a local mountain system that includes eight peaks (diagram #1). In August 1967, while making an ascent to one of the peaks in memory of the deceased mountaineer Anvar Shukurov, climbers from the DSO "Khosilot" turned their attention to the massive wall array located opposite (6000 m).