Himalayas

Report on the ascent to Tamserku Peak (6,623 m) via the central counterfort of the SW wall following the first-ascent route of 6A/6B category of difficulty.

Russian Championship Altitude Class Report on the ascent to Mt. Tamserku (6623 m) Route on the central counterfort of the SW wall. 6A/6B category of difficulty, first ascent St. Petersburg 2014 Ascent Passport Region: Himalayas, Sagarmatha, Himal, Khumbu.

Description of the 4A category complexity route to the summit of Parilapcha (6017 m) in the Cho-Oyu region.

PASSPORT Region, gorge, section number according to KMGV-2001 — 10.1 (Mačerma gorge, Cho-Oyu region) Name of the peak, its height, route name — Parilapcha, 6017 m, via 3rd slope Proposed — 4A cat. diff., 2nd ascent Character of the route — combined Height difference of the route — 817 m (by altimeter) Length of the route — 1350 m. Length of sections with 5 cat. diff. — 80 m (granite) Average steepness: main part of the route — 70°

Report on the first ascent of Nuptse East (7804m) via the South Wall Southeast Ridge, category 6B.

Ascent Passport Class — high-altitude. Ascent area — Nepalese Himalayas, Nuptse-Lhotse massif, Nuptse-Lhotse couloir. Peak name — Nuptse East (Nuptse East), 7804 m, South-East ridge of the South Face. Proposed — 6B category of difficulty, first ascent. Height difference — 2400 m, route length — 4500 m. Length of sections with 6th category of difficulty — 1200 m. Average steepness: main part of the route — South-East ridge 65°; Summit Tower 60°. Overall route (from bergschrund) — 55°.

First ascent of Manaslu Peak (8163 m) North-East slope by the Kazakhstan team of the ЦСКА of 6A category of complexity.

Central Himalayas, Manaslu-Himal region, Gorkha, Buri-Gandaki river gorge. Manaslu peak (8163 m), North-East slope Submitted — 6A category of complexity, first ascent Route character — combined Height difference of the route — 2963 m Route length — 4754 m. Length of sections: V category of complexity — 55 m VI category of complexity — 4 m. Average steepness: main part of the route (sections) — 68° entire route — 42°

Report on the ascent of a team to the summit of Manaslu (8163 m) from the north via a snow-ice route of 5A category of difficulty.

RUSSIAN ALPINISM CHAMPIONSHIP in the high-altitude class REPORT ON THE ASCENT TO MANASLU PEAK (8163) FROM THE NORTH ("CLASSIC") SNOW-ICE ROUTE, CATEGORY 5A DIFFICULTY, BY THE "FA LENOBLASTI" TEAM FROM SEPTEMBER 23, 2023 TO SEPTEMBER 28, 2023 I. Ascent Passport | | 1. General Information | | | :--: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | :----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | 1.1 | Full Name, Sports Rank of the Leader | Dusheiko Alexander Sergeevich, 1st sports rank | | 1.2 | Full Name, Sports Rank of Participants | Kruglov Oleg Sergeevich, 1st sports rank, Cherdantsev Alexey Igorevich, 1st sports rank | | 1.3 | Full Name of Coach | Dusheiko Alexander Sergeevich, 1st sports rank |

Report on the team's ascent to the summit of Manaslu (8163 m) from the north via the classic route of 5A category of difficulty.

Russian Alpine Championship High-altitude category Report ON THE ASCENT TO MANASLU (8163 m) FROM THE NORTH ("CLASSIC") SNOW-ICE ROUTE, 5A category of difficulty, BY THE "FALENOBLASTI" TEAM, FROM 23.09.2023 TO 28.09.2023 2023 www.alp-school.com I. Ascent Passport | | 1. General Information | | | :---: | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | 1.1 | Full Name, sports rank of the leader | Dusheiko Alexander Sergeevich, 1st sports rank |

Ascent of Mt. Manaslu (Himalayas, 8163 m) via the classic northern route, category 5A, made in September 2013.

Ascent Log Region of ascent: Himalayas, sec. 10.1 RCRTM 2011 Mt. Manaslu, 8163 m, from the north ("classic") Difficulty category: 5A. Route characteristics — ice and snow. Elevation gain: 3363 m Route length: approx. 10,000 m Average slope: main part of the route — 30°; entire route — 25° Pitons left on the route: none Team's moving hours: 27 h, 3.5 days.

First ascent of the west wall of Makalu (8463 m) in alpine style by a combined route of 6B cat. of diff.

Passport High-altitude class. Central Himalayas, Main Himalayan Range. Makalu Peak (8463 m) via the West Face. Proposed 6B category of difficulty, first ascent. Elevation gain: 2663 m; route length: 3920 m. Length of sections: 5th category of difficulty — 530 m; 6th category of difficulty — 640 m. Average steepness:

Report on the ascent of Makalu (8463 m) via the Northwest Ridge, category 6A, with a description of the tactics and technical details of the route.

Ascent Passport Category — High-altitude technical Himalayas, Barun river gorge Makalu (8463 m) via Northwest Ridge Proposed category: 6A Elevation gain: 2663 m; Distance: 7950 m. Average slope: main part of the route (above bergschrund) — 27°, entire route — 20° | 6. Pitons driven: | rock | chocks | ice | snow | | :----------------: | :--: | :----: | :--: | :--: | | 15 | 20 | 30 | 12 | 0 |

Description of the ascent route to Makalu (8463 m) via the Northwest Ridge, category III-IV (or 5B in Russian grading, ED in IFAS grading), completed in 1996 without the use of oxygen.

Passport I. Class of ascents — high-altitude technical Region — Himalayas Peak MAKALU (8463 m) via NW ridge, combined route Estimated category of difficulty — 5B Elevation gain: 2663 m (5800–8463 m), distance — 6200 m Distance of sections with 5th category of difficulty — 900 m Average steepness — 35° Pitons driven: rock 43, chocks 52, ice screws 18, snow stakes 12