Ascent to Mitnikov Peak via the Eastern Edge, complexity category 3B, route description, and recommendations for climbers.
Fig. 33 Ascent to Mitnikov Peak (3700 m) via the Eastern Ridge — Cat. 3B (Fig. 33) From Dombayskaya Polyana, follow the trail, then cross the Dombay River via a ford, and ascend along grassy slopes, scree, and rocky outcrops on the left side of the Inye Glacier (in rope connections on the glacier!) to a snow plateau. Continue: Left — ascend to the col between Maly Inye Peak (Zoloto Peak) and the spur of the Eastern summit of Jughuturuchat. Cross the col and exit onto the Eastern Jughuturuchat Glacier (the glacier is avalanche-prone,
Report on the first ascent of the route category IV-B to the summit of Pik Maly Ine (Gold) 3060 m via the right buttress of the western wall.
Report On the ascent of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic team to the summit of Pik Maly Ine (Gold) 3060 m via the right buttress of the western wall. Presumably IV-B category of difficulty. First ascent. Semyonov M. A. — leader, Popov M. L. — Candidate for Master of Sports Caucasus 2.2 From Marukh Pass to Nakhar Pass Participants of the ascent Leader — Semyonov Mikhail Alexandrovich, Candidate for Master of Sports. Coach — Shipilov V. A. Address: 144001, Elektrostal, Oktyabrskaya st., 8, apt. 117. Tel.: +7 (906) 724–94–53. Email: [email protected] Popov Mikhail Lvovich, Candidate for Master of Sports, Essentuki.
Report on the ascent of the ARKHYZ alpine club team to the summit of Pik Ine 3455 m via the Eastern ridge, complexity category 4B, first ascent.
Report On the ascent of the Karachay-Cherkessia national team to the summit of Pik Ine 3455 m via the Eastern ridge. Presumably category IV-B. First ascent. Semenov M. A. — team leader, Popov M. L. — Candidate for Master of Sports Caucasus 2.2 From Marukh pass to Nakhar pass Climbing participants Team leader — Semenov Mikhail Aleksandrovich, Candidate for Master of Sports. Coach — Shipilov V. A. Address: 144001, Elektrosteel, Oktyabrskaya str., 8, apt. 117. Phone: +7 (906) 724–94–53. Email: [email protected]
Description of the ascent to Peak Inylchek (3409 m) via the northwest ridge, a category 4A climb, made by a group of climbers in 1973.
REPORT on the ascent of Pik Ine (3409 m), located in the area of the Main Caucasian Range and its spurs from Marukh pass to Nakhara pass, via the northwest ridge, category 4A (approximately). The route was first climbed in 1960 by a group led by Macevitogo Yu.M. July 30 – August 1, 1973, the ascent was made by a group from "Alibek" tourist center, consisting of: Kokodiy N.G. — 2nd sports category — leader Borodenko Yu.A. — 1st sports category Chepeleva I.P. — 2nd sports category Kononenko V.I. — 2nd sports category Brief geographical description of the ascent area Pik Ine (3409 m) — a low, beautiful pointed peak, fully justifying its name ("Needle"), is located in a spur branching off to the north from the Dzheguturoluchat horseshoe in the area of its eastern peak. The peak is clearly visible from Dombay поляна.
Ascent to Iné peak (3409 m) from the North-East, 2A cat. of difficulty, from the Dombai valley via glacier and rocks to the summit.
Fig. 34 Ascent to Peak Ine (3409 m) from the northeast — category 2A difficulty (Fig. 34) From Dombayskaya Polyana along the trail to Dombayskoye valley to the old moraine opposite the Ine glacier — there is a signpost. From the signpost to the right, across the bridge over the Dombay river and to the left of the "ram's foreheads" up the grassy slopes. Further along the scree to the glacier and on it (in teams) to the "red rocks". Then up the moraine to the glacier bivouac. From Dombayskaya Polyana 4–5 hours. From the bivouac, ascent along the glacier to a snowfield with a slope of 35–40° and along it up to the right to a gap in the north-eastern ridge of Peak Ine. From the gap up to the left
Traversing the Domбай-Ulgen massif in July 1951: a description of the classic route, its history, and key features.
TRAVERSE ROUTE OF THE DOMBAY — ULGEN MASSIF July 1951
Report on traversing the Dombai-Ulgen massif via a Category 5B route, completed by a team from the Crimean Republican Alpine Club in August 2023.
Report On the traverse of the Dombay-Ulgen massif (v. Vostochnaya — 3968 m, v. Glavnaya — 4047 m, v. Zapadnaya — 4038 m) (V. Davydov) 5B category of complexity By the team of the Crimean Republican Club of Alpinists, Climbers, and Ice Climbers "Mountain School 'Category of Difficulty'" For the period From August 5, 2023, to August 7, 2023. Semenov M. A. — MS, leader; Vvedenskaya V. V. — 2nd sports category; Alpinclub — Gornoye bezumiye 2023 year. I. Climbing report | | 1. General information | |
Description of the ascent route to the top of **Dombai** from **Dombai** pass, category IIIB.
— Mapunpin loцohodeэus on 6. Aoribay (N) — 3B cat. diff. ASCENT ROUTE TO DOMBAI (S) SUMMIT via DOMBAI Pass 3B cat. diff. Ascent route to Dombai (S) — 3A cat. diff. ASCENT ROUTE TO DOMBAI (S) SUMMIT via DOMBAI Pass 3A cat. diff. Dombai (S) summit, 3585 m Dombai Pass 140 m, 10°, 1 30 m, 40°, 2 40 m, 50°, 3
Ascent to the summit of South Dombay-Ulgen via the southern ridge with crossing Dombay and Ptysh passes, category of complexity 2B, with recommendations and route description.
Fig. 41 Ascent to the summit of Yuzhny Dombay-Ulgen via the southern ridge with crossing Dombay and Ptysh passes — cat. 2B (see Fig. 40–42) From Ptysh bivouac, up the moraine of Ptysh glacier (15–20 minutes) and left — towards Dombay pass. Ascend via the couloir (or its right side) and reach the eastern edge of Kruzhevoy glacier. Then: Ascend the snowy slope Ascend the wide couloir Traverse on the right side of the rocky ridge Reach Dombay pass — bivouac
Ascent to the summit Maly Dombai-Ulgen via the northern ridge, category 4A difficulty, route description and recommendations for climbers.
Fig. 52 Ascent to Maly Dombai-Ulgen peak via the northern ridge — category 4A (Fig. 52) From Dombai clearing along the trail to the left of Chuchkhur waterfalls to Chuchkhur pass — bivouac. From Dombai clearing — 4–5 hours. From the pass along несложным разрушенным скалам (protection!) to the red rocks. First along the northern ridge, then exit to the rocks of the northeastern ridge and along narrow ledges on the eastern side of the ridge — exit to a wide crevice with a three-meter plug. Through this crevice via the plug — to the first ascent. Ascent to the first ascent: