Urej

Description of a 5B category route to the summit of Urech via the right part of the northern wall in the Fann Mountains, climbed by a team of two climbers in one day.

PASSPORT Rock climbing Fann Mountains, Zeravshan Range v. Urech (3400 m) via the right part of the North face Proposed 5B category, second ascent Height difference 700 m. Route length 955 m. Length of section with 6 category difficulty – 95 m. Length of sections with 4–5 category difficulty – 395 m. Average steepness of the wall part of the route 66° Pitons hammered: rock 31

Description of a new 4th category difficulty rock climbing route to the top of Uréch (3400 m) via a spur on the North-East wall in the Fann Mountains.

Ascent Passport Ascent Class Rock climbing. Ascent Area Fann Mountains, northern ridge of the nodal peak Aurondag in the Zarafshan Range. Urech Peak, height 3400 m, route via the spur of the northeastern wall. Proposed difficulty category 4B. Height difference 690 m, average steepness — 65°–70°

Description of a 3rd category complexity rock climbing route to the summit, duration 4-5 hours, special equipment required.

The arch is located to the right and above (I50 m) of the cave. There is a control tour on the arch. The exit from the cave to the right seems easier, but having passed a relatively simple rope, one has to overcome three ropes of difficult climbing with an exit to the same main arch. The right variant of the exit from the cave is more complicated than the left one. From the control tour upwards along grey rocks with black streaks and further along the system of shelves and rocks of medium difficulty to the left and upwards to the grey-yellow rock protruding from the wall (three ropes from the tour). From the arch between the wall and the grey-yellow rock ascent upwards along the inner corner with a slight overhang in the upper part. Further:

Description of a category 4B route on the northeast wall of Urech peak in the Zeravshan Range, first ascent, details of the approach and key sections of the route.

View (34 a0) with CAs nC 2/mi–771. The summit of Urech is located in the northern spur of the nodal peak of Aurondag of the Zeravshan ridge, and more precisely, it closes this spur from the north. To the south, v. Urech slightly rises above the ridge (150 m) and the ascent to it is quite simple. To the west, northwest, north, and east from the summit, ridges diverge. According to the information from KSP in the summer of 1977, the following routes were climbed: eastern ridge western ridge Both routes are not classified, and according to the estimates of the groups that made

Description of a 3B category difficulty rock climbing ascent to the summit of Urech (3400 m) in the Fann Mountains via the North-Eastern wall.

Ascent Passport I. Ascent Class — Rock Climbing Ascent Region — Fann Mountains, northern ridge of the nodal peak Aurondag in the Zeravshan Range Peak — Urech, height — 3400 m, route — via the northeast wall Proposed Difficulty Category — 3B Elevation Gain — 450 m, average steepness — 40° Pitons Hammered: for belaying for creating artificial anchor points | Rock Pitons | 13 | - | | ------------ | -- | - | | Ice Pitons | - | - |

Description of the ascent route to the summit of Urech (3400 m) via the left part of the North-East wall in the Fann Mountains, with a difficulty category of 3B.

Ascent Passport Climbing type — rock climbing. Climbing area, range — Zarafshan Range, Fann Mountains. Peak, its height, ascent route — p. Urech, 3400 m, via the left part of the NE wall. Proposed category of difficulty — 3B. Route characteristics: height difference — 450 m. average steepness — 50°. length of sections with 5th category of difficulty — 40 m. Number of rock pitons hammered for belay — 26.

Climbing route description to the summit URECH (3400 m) via East Ridge in the Fann Mountains, category of difficulty 2A.

Ascent Passport Ascent class — rock climbing. Ascent area, ridge — Fan Mountains, Zarafshan Ridge. Peak, its height, ascent route — p. URECH, 3400 m, via the Eastern Edge Estimated difficulty category — 2A cat. diff. Route characteristics: elevation gain — 500 m, total route length — 790 m, average steepness — 30° Pitons hammered: