Svaneti Range

### Climbing Mount Everest via the Southeast Ridge: A Challenging Route Overview The ascent of Everest via the Southeast Ridge is a technically demanding climb that requires meticulous planning, physical endurance, and advanced mountaineering skills. This route involves traversing several challenging sections, including steep rock and ice walls, crevassed glaciers, and exposed ridges. Key stages of the ascent include navigating the Lhotse Face, crossing the South Col, and tackling the notorious Hillary Step. Climbers must possess expertise in ice climbing, rope fixing, and high-altitude mountaineering to successfully overcome the obstacles on this route.

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Description of the route to the summit along the southeast ridge with a detailed analysis of the path and technical features of the ascent.

August 5, 1949

Ascent to the summit via the north-western buttress with a description of the route and key obstacles.

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Description of the route through the northwest wall of Chernaya Bezymyanka climbed by a team led by A. Naumov.

Northwest wall of Черной Незнакомки (photo from under the wall) — the route of our team — the route of A. Naumov's group

### Ascent Route Description Detailed itinerary for climbing to the summit from the 12th to the 26th.

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A description of the ascent route, presented in the form of a table listing steps or stages from 1 to 700.

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The third ascent via route 6B cat. of difficulty on the south-east wall of Tsurungal (4222 m) in the Caucasus, route and team description.

Ascent Log (Third Ascent) Ascent class — rock climbing. Ascent area, ridge — Caucasus, Main Caucasian Range from Ktlod Pass to Gezhevtsek Pass. Ascent route — Tsurungal via the southeast wall (4222 m) – Central Nезнакомка (4100 m) – Bolshaya Nезнакомка (4200 m). Difficulty category — 5B. Route characteristics: elevation gain — 1980 m, length of 5th-6th difficulty sections — 720 m, average steepness (excluding the ridge part) — 65–70°.

Climbing Mount Everest via the South Col: a description of the challenging route, key moments, and necessary preparations for mountaineers.

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Ascent to Tsurungal peak (4A cat. grade) via the Western slope from "Ailama" alp camp through Koruldashi glacier.

Tsurungal via the West Face (combined route, V. Gabelashvili, grade 4A, fig. 5, 12). From the "Ailama" alpine camp, follow the trail up the gorge along the left bank of the Koruldashi River. Above the point where the second stream of the Koruldashi Glacier merges into the river on the right, cross the river and follow the trail on the left side of the large green moraine to reach the lower plateau of the Koruldashi Glacier. It takes 1–1.5 hours from the alpine camp. On the glacier, make your way to the right side of the ice-and-snow slope with rockfall in the upper part, descending from the Tsurungal saddle on the Main Caucasian Range between Ailama and Tsurungal. From the glacier, having overcome the bergschrund: 200–250 m up and to the right (loose rocks) along the steep broken ice-and-snow slope below the

Ascent to Tsurungal peak via the North-west ridge, a combined route of 3B category of difficulty, 6-8 hours from the initial bivouac.

Fig. 13. From Koruldashi glacier 8–10 hrs. The route is prone to rockfall. 65. Tsurungal via the North-West ridge (combined route. A. Freisля, 3B cat. dif., fig. 5, 12, 13). From Ailama meadows (point 44) follow the center of the Western branch of Ailama glacier (closed crevasses) to approach Tsurungal saddle on the Main Caucasian Range between Ailama and Tsurungal. From the glacier, having crossed a snow bridge or bypassed a large bergschrund on the left under Tsurungal slopes, ascend 200–250 m up an icy-snowy slope (loose rocks, belay). Then, bypassing two ice crevasses on the right, approach the rocky slope of the saddle (steep slope). Ascend 150–200 m up severely damaged steep rocks of medium difficulty (loose rocks, streams) to the left side of the saddle (cornice). On the saddle, turn left and ascend wide talus rocks to reach the north-west ridge of Tsurungal. On the route: Ascend 200–250 m up steep easy severely damaged rocks of the North-West ridge (belay) Then ascend 60–80 m up steep rocks of medium difficulty (piton) to the rise From the rise ascend 300–350 m up easy severely damaged rocks of the North-West ridge Difficult sections are bypassed on the left