Yazgulem Range
Route Description: центру В стены
SSummitMate**Peak Kholodnaya Stena**, route description, ascent details, and key features.
п. Holodnaya
stena
Route Description: центру В стены
SSummitMateDescription of the team's ascent to the summit of Kholodnaya Stena (5979 m) in the Pamir Mountains via the Eastern Wall, rated as 6B complexity category.
ASCENT DOCUMENT I. Ascent category — high-altitude and technical. 2. Area — Pamir, Yazgulemsky Ridge. 3. Cold Wall peak, 5979 m, via the center of the eastern wall. 4. Proposed — 6B category of difficulty, first ascent. 5. Height difference — 1329 m, length — 1778 m, length of sections with 5–6 category of difficulty — 1083 m, average steepness of the main part of the wall — 84° (5170–5710 m), average steepness of the wall up to the ridge — 70°. 6. Pitons used:
| rock | bolt | chockstones | ice screws |
|---|---|---|---|
| 405 | 4 | 323 | 38 |
Route Description: центру 3 стены
SSummitMate"First ascent of the northern slope of the peak Chiringyad (5864 m) in the Pamir Mountains via the Western wall (6.5 category of difficulty) in 1989."
PASSPORT
I. Altitude-technical class 2. Pamir, Yazgulemsky Ridge 3. Peak 5864 (Chiringyad) via the West face 4. Proposed category: 6B, first ascent 5. Route characteristics: Elevation gain — 1864 m Distance — 2695 m Sections of 5–6 category difficulty — 110 m Average steepness of the main route section (4300–5864) — 67°
Route Description: центру 3 стены
SSummitMateReport on MAI team's ascent to Chiringad peak (5864 m) via the center of the West face, category 6B difficulty level, in Pamir, 2008.
Russian Championship (Technical Climbing Category)
Climbing Report of the MAI Team
on peak Chiringyad 5864 m via the center of the Western wall, 6B category, August 5-8, 2008
Moscow, 2008
Team Captain: M. Volkov alpclu@yandex.ru ph. +7-985-233-83-64
Team Coach: V. Lavrinenko lavrinenco2004@mail.ru ph. +7-916-439-03-12
Report preparation: M. Pankov maxtreme@bk.ru ph. +7-910-492-76-05
Climbing Details
№ 4.12.61, peak Chiringyad 5864 m via the center of the Western wall (N. Petrov, 1989), 6B