Amangeldy

Peak3,999 m
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November 15, 2024
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Description of the classic 1Б route to the peak Amangeldy in Trans-Ili Alatau through a steep couloir and rocky areas with elements of insurance.

Overview

Peak Amangeldy, 1B, V. Zimin, 1937

This is probably the most frequently visited route in Tuyuk-Su. From Alpinigrad move up the slope located on the left, in the direction of the big gendarme. Bypass the gendarme on the left, follow the trail upwards, then traverse the talus slope, and then enter the steep couloir. In winter, it may be necessary to put on equipment already there - there may be hard sastrugi in the couloir. In summer, it's talus with rock outcrops. Climb up to the next couloir, move up it until it ends. The start of the route is on a ledge under a steep wall. R0­–R1

  • Move right, exit onto a ledge
  • From this ledge, climb up an inside corner (15 m II) to the next ledge
  • Belay station on a protrusion
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Description of the route category 2A to the peak Amangeldy (3999 m) via the south-west ridge in Trans-Ili Alatau.

North Tian-Shan, Trans-Ili Alatau

Peak Amangeldy via SW ridge

Category 2A difficulty

Climbing Passport

  1. Type of ascent: technical
  2. Climbing area: North Tian-Shan, Trans-Ili Alatau, Maloe Almatinskoe gorge
  3. Peak, route: Peak Amangeldy (3999 m), SW ridge.
  4. Proposed category of difficulty: 2A
  5. Height difference: total route length — 300 m, including:
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Description of the route to Peak Amangeldy via the southeast wall, difficulty category 3A, with recommendations on equipment and safety precautions.

Route Description

From the Mynzhilki weather station, ascend to Alpinrad and continue along the trail towards the Mametova Glacier. Between the peaks of Pioneer and Amangeldy, located to the left of the lake, lies the Pioneer Pass. Do not ascend to the pass itself. The ascent to the start of the route should begin earlier, before reaching the pass; turn left under the wall of Peak Amangeldy. The approach to the wall goes along a wide talus slope between rocky outcrops. After passing between the rocky outcrops, proceed along the wall in the direction of the pass. Continue until the view opens up to the Bogdanovich Glacier. Here, a talus ridge adjoins the rocky wall of the peak, extending from the pass. The route begins from this point. It is advisable to start the route not via the chimney clogged with stones in its upper part, but rather about ten meters to the left, via a deep crevice, section R1–R2. The crevice leads to a narrow horizontal ledge; traverse it to a couloir with stones (caution: stones!), cross the couloir in its lower part, and exit to a small platform. From it, ascend freely to a 10-meter wall to the next small platform. From here, exit to the ridge via an inclined crevice (R3–R4). Movement along it is hindered by ice and wet rocks. Before exiting the chimney, transfer to its right wall, ascend to a platform (camouflaged belay) R4. From the platform, ascend 70–80 meters along severely damaged rocks (R4–R5–R6), then along a sharp ridge to the foot of the summit tower. Bypass it from the south along moderately difficult rocks and exit to the summit tower (from here, the cirques of the Bogdanovich and Tuyk-Su glaciers are clearly visible). Descend in a southwest direction via route 1B. The route was first traversed by a group of instructors from the mountain training school in 1943 under the leadership of V. Nearonsky.

Recommendations

  1. Number of participants: 8–10 people.
  2. Initial bivouac: Alpenrad.
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Description of the ascent route to the summit via the northwest ridge, including necessary technical equipment and recommendations for climbers.

Route Description

From the Tuyuksu alpine camp, move towards the Mynzhilki weather station. After crossing the dam, turn east along the steep slope of the moraine and ascend to the bivouac of Alpingrad. From the main bivouac on the Alpengrad site, head towards the foot of the large couloir on the western side of the peak. The beginning of the approach to the route coincides with the route to Amangeldy from the West, category 1B. When entering the narrow couloir on the 1B route, it is necessary to traverse sharply to the left and exit onto the wide talus slope leading to the base of the northwest edge of the summit tower. The approach to the base of the summit tower abuts a steep wall 10-12 m high, which is passed by free climbing. The wall leads to the C-3 ridge, then:

  • Turn right
  • Pass along the rocky ridge with minor difficulty
  • Reach the summit Descent is via the Southwest ridge, following the 1B route category. The ascent from the Tuyuksu alpine camp takes around 7-8 hours.

Recommendations

  1. Number of participants: not limited.
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Description of a winter ascent to Peak Amangeldy (4100 m) in Trans-Ili Alatau via the north wall, category 4A difficulty.

Ascent Log.

  1. Ascent class — technical.
  2. Ascent area — Trans-Ili Alatau, Tian Shan.
  3. Ascent route — Peak Amangeldy, 4100 m from the north.
  4. Estimated difficulty category — 4A.
  5. Ascent characteristics:
    1. Elevation gain — 500 m.
    2. Average steepness — 54°.
    3. Length of complex section — 155 m.
  6. Pitons hammered: rock — 25 pcs.
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Description of the traverse route of 4A category of complexity through the peaks Amangeldy, Pioneer, Uчитель, Geroyev Panfilovtsev and Manshuk Mametova with recommendations on equipment and itinerary.

Route Description

From the Mynzhilki weather station, ascend to Alpingrad. The traverse begins with peak Amangeldy 1B from the West (see description of Amangeldy 1B from the West). After the summit, descend in the eastern direction towards Pionerisky Pass via the 2B category route. From Pionerisky Pass, ascend to peak Pioner via the 1B category route. Then move south towards the summit of Uchitel (see description of the traverse Uchitel - Pioner 3A). From the summit of Uchitel, descend east via the 2A category route to peak Uchitel until the Heroes of Panfilov Pass. Ascend to peak Heroes of Panfilov via the 2B category route along the western ridge (see description). Descend towards Mametova Pass. From Mametova Pass, follow the route to Manshuk Mametova via the northern ridge 3B category until the summit (see description). Descend via the 2A category route from the M. Mametova glacier. Then descend to Alpengrad. Completed by a group led by T. Lebedev in 1999.

Recommendations

  1. Number of participants - 6-8 people.
  2. Initial bivouac - Alpengrad.
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