Pamir-Alay

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November 15, 2024
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### Description of the Ascent of Route Category 6 on the Southeast Wall of Chapdara Peak (5297 m) in the Fann Mountains in 1980 by a Team Led by Vladimir Zhurzdin. The ascent details a challenging climb categorized as 6th degree of difficulty up the southeast wall of Chapdara Peak, located in the Fann Mountains, undertaken by a team of mountaineers in 1980. The team was led by Vladimir Zhurzdin.

  1. Climbing category: technical
  2. Climbing area - Fan Mountains, Zeravshan Range
  3. Peak, its height, climbing route: p. Chapdara, 5297 m, via the center of the Southeast-Eastern wall
  4. Estimated difficulty category: 6B cat. diff.
  5. Characteristics of the wall section of the route: height difference - 1050 m, length of sections 5-6 cat. diff. - 1005 m, of which 6 cat. diff. - 510 m, average steepness of the wall - 80°
  6. Pitons driven: for belaying - rock - 168, bolt - 6, for creating ITO - rock - 31, bolt - 3
  7. Number of climbing hours - 66
  8. Number of bivouacs and their characteristics: 1 - on a rock ledge, sitting, without water; 2,3 - on a rock ledge, sitting, without water;
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Description of the ascent route to Chapdara peak (5,049 m) via the right part of the north-eastern wall, category 5B difficulty in the Fann Mountains.

Ascent Passport

I. Ascent Class: Technical 2. Ascent Area: Pamir-Alay, Zeravshan Range (Fann Mountains). 3. Chapdara Peak, 5049 m, via the right part of the NE wall. 4. Proposed Difficulty Category — 5B (first ascent). 5. Route Characteristics: - Height difference — 1300 m. - Length of sections with 5–6 difficulty category — 860 m. - Average steepness — 65° - Average steepness of the wall section — 80°

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Report on the first ascent of the NE wall of Chapdara Peak (5297 m) by a team of instructors from the "Arutch" alpine camp in 1981 with a detailed description of the route.

Report

on the ascent of the Artuch alpine camp instructors to Chapdara peak, 5297 m, via the NE wall (first ascent) Group composition:

    1. Parkhomenko A.L. — Master of Sports, USSR — team leader
    1. Shchukin V.I. — Master of Sports, USSR
    1. Tomchik V.S. — Candidate for Master of Sports
    1. Osipov O.F. — Candidate for Master of Sports
    1. Vashenyuk E.V. — Candidate for Master of Sports
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Description of the first ascent of Chapdara peak (5297 m) via the NE wall in the Fann Mountains, 6B difficulty grade, climbed by a team of instructors from the "Artuch" alpine camp in 1981.

Ascent Report

  1. Climbing category — high-altitude technical.
  2. Climbing region — Fan Mountains, Pamir-Alay.
  3. Ascent route with indication of peaks and their heights via NNE wall of CHAPDARA 5297 m first ascent.
  4. Proposed difficulty category — 6B.
  5. Route characteristics: height difference 1947 m length of sections with 5–6 difficulty category — 960 m (including 700 m of 6B category) average steepness of the wall section — 87°.
  6. Pitons hammered and chocks used for protection, for creating artificial support points:
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Report on the ascent of the northwest wall of Chandara peak by a group in 1972, including a detailed description of the route and its difficulties.

Photo 2. Northwest wall of Chapdara. Sidelnikov's Route 1967. Kiselev's Route 1965. Photo 3. Route to Chapdara summit via northwest wall. Overnight locations. Control tours.

VII. Route Description

First Day — July 28, 1972

The team departed from a/l "Artuch" to the Alaudin Lakes area and set up a base camp. A regime of observing the route was established. The route is heavily snow-covered, but the weather seems to be settling.

Second Day — July 29, 1972

Rest and preparation for the ascent. Equipment and supplies were finalized (see Appendix). Markelov's team flew to Yaghnob; Vasiliev was sent by helicopter to take pictures of the wall. Solonnikov Viktor hiked under Chapdara's wall and chose a location for the assault camp. We observed the route through a telescope.

Third Day — July 30, 1972

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Report on the technically challenging ascent by a MSK team to the summit of Chapdara via the Northwest Wall in Pamir-Alay.

  1. Climbing category — technical
  2. Climbing region — Pamir-Alai, Zeravshan Range, Alaudin valley
  3. Chapdara peak, 5050 m, NW wall (left route)
  4. Category of difficulty — 6B
  5. Height difference of the route — 1740 m. Length — 1960 m. Length of sections with 5–6 category of difficulty — 1330 m. Average steepness of the main part of the route — 73° (3300–4930), including 6 category of difficulty:
  • 75° (35 m)
  • 80° (40 m)
  • 90° (175 m)
  • 95° (60 m)
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Ascent record of Chapdara peak (5197 m) in the Fann Mountains via the western wall route, rated as Category 6 difficulty.

Ascent Record

  1. Ascent type: Technical
  2. Ascent area: Fann Mountains
  3. Peak, its height, and ascent route: Chapdara, 5197 m, West wall, V. Solonnikov's route
  4. Difficulty category: 6
  5. Route characteristics:
    • Height difference: 1500 m
    • Average slope: ~70°
    • Length of sections: 2020 m. R2—200 m; R4—300 m; R5—1020 m; R6—300 m
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Ascent to the summit of Chapdara via the North-West wall in Pamir-Alay, made by the team of the Novosibirsk mountaineering club in 1990.

6B. 5B cat. diff. (Not on the paperwork) — to be credited as 6B 131 PASSPORT.

  1. Technical class.
  2. Pamir-Alay, Fann Mountains, Zeravshan Range.
  3. Chapdara peak via the Northwest wall.
  4. 6B cat. diff.
  5. Height difference: 1500 m, length — 1870 m. Length of 6th grade sections — 380 m.
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Account of the first ascent of Chapdara - Bodkhona traverse in the Fann Mountains, complexity category 5B.

International Alpine Tourist Center "Vertical-Alaudin"

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Chapdara - Bodkhona, 5B, traverse (V. Ashanin's route, 68)

Report

on the first ascent of the Chapdara - Bodkhona traverse with ascent to Chapdara via the north ridge and descent from Bodkhona to the Bodkhona saddle, Fan Mountains, Pamir-Alay

Chapdara Peak. North Ridge

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Ascent to Chapdara Peak (5197 m) via the north ridge

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A description of a technical ascent 2Б category of difficulty to the summit of P. Chaplygin (4500 m) in the Fann Mountains via the southwestern edge.

Ascent Passport

I. Ascent class: technical 2. Ascent area, range: Fan Mountains 3. Peak, its height, ascent route: P. Chaplygina, 4500 m, via the southwest ridge 4. Proposed difficulty category: 2B 5. Route characteristics: height difference 350-400 m, average slope 45°, length of 5th category sections 6. Number of pitons: for belaying and creating anchor points, rock/IО ice — bolted 7. Number of climbing hours: 3.5 hours 8. Number of bivouacs and their characteristics 9. Surname, name, patronymic of the leader, participants, and their qualifications: MUMDZhI T.M., CMS — leader; Nerdnikov V.M., 1st sports category; Trusenkov V.V., 1st sports category

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