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### Ascent Route Description: Amanauz Peak via Northeast Face (Category 5B) Detailed guide for climbing Amanauz Peak through its northeast face, including recommendations and specifics for navigating this challenging Category 5B route.

Route Description

on Mt. Amanauz (Main) via the Northeast Wall, Category 5B difficulty, Bödnik. Western Caucasus from Marukh Pass to Nakhar Pass. From Dombay Square, follow the right side of the Amanauz River along the trail to the "ram's foreheads" and through them to the glacier and then to the "Conical Moraine" of the Amanauz Glacier. Campsite. Route passage:

  • From the conical moraine to the second step of the glacier, which is traversed from the left.
  • Ascend through the steep middle part of the icefall in the direction of Pravda Peak.
  • Upon reaching the level of the lower part of Dvuzyubka's wall, traverse right for 300–400 m under the wall.
  • Return to the initial campsite. From Dombay Square — 4–5 hours.
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Ascent to the summit Main Amanauz via the north-eastern wall through the "mirror", category of difficulty 6.0, made in 1977 by a group of climbers "Burevestnik".

All-Union Council of the DSO Trade Unions Department of Mountaineering Alplager "Dombay"

Caucasus

(2.2. from Marukh pass to Nakhar pass)

Amanauz Main (Dvuzubka)

3757 m via north-eastern wall through the "mirror"

BODNIK V.N.CMS"Burevestnik"team leader
BYCHEK A.M.CMS"Burevestnik"participants
VERBA A.A.CMS"Burevestnik"participant
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### Description of the Route to the Summit of Amanauz Glavny (3757 m) on the Western Caucasus #### Category: 5th Difficulty Level Details on the ascent and safety guidelines for climbers.

  1. Climbing type: rock climbing
  2. Climbing area: Western Caucasus
  3. Summit: Amanauz Main, 3757 m via 2-3 wall.
  4. Route difficulty category: 5B category
  5. Height difference: 880 m
  6. Length of sections with IV–VI category difficulty — 450 m Total route length: 1030 m. Average steepness: 60°
  7. Pitons hammered in: rock pitons — 68, bolt pitons — 0, use of placed elements — 52
  8. Number of travel hours: 26 hours
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The first ascent of the southwest wall of the Main Peak Amanauz (3757 m) via a route of estimated difficulty category 5B/tr in 1975 by a group of climbers from Kiev.

Main peak of Amanauz via SW wall 3757 m

First ascent (approximately category 5B)

Group members:

  1. Kuzmuk V.V. - team leader, 1st sports category
  2. Shakin S.A. - participant, Master of Sports
  3. Bychek A.M. - participant, Candidate for Master of Sports
  4. Verba A.A. - participant, Candidate for Master of Sports
  5. Mudrenok V.N. - participant, 1st sports category The route was climbed by the team from the "Dombay" alpine camp. Coach - Magomedov Kh.K.
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Description of the first ascent of the south-west buttress of the southern wall of the Amanauz peak (3757 m) in the Western Caucasus in 1974 by a group of Ukrainian climbers.

Ascent Record,

done in the Ukrainian Council Championship of the “Avangard” Sports Society in mountaineering 1974.

  1. Ascent category — technically challenging ascents.
  2. Ascent region — Western Caucasus.
  3. Ascent route — Mt. Amanauz (Main peak) 3757 m via S.-W. buttress of the southern wall.
  4. Ascent details: total altitude gain — 700 m; altitude gain on very difficult sections — 520 m; average slope of the route — 65°; slope of very difficult sections — 85°;
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Description of the passage of the 5B category difficulty route to the summit of Amanauz Main via the South wall, made by instructors of "Alibek" alpine camp in 1977.

REPORT

On the ascent of Mt. AMANAUZ Main via the South face, category 5B - (control and test route by B. Romanov), made by instructors at "Alibek" alpine camp Shklyaev E.V. and Smaglyukov S.E. on August 3-4, 1977.

Brief explanations for the table

The start of the route is easily recognizable. It is located at the intersection of a vertical line dropped from the "room" corner with the snow adjacent to the wall. Here, a monolithic outer corner goes up. Further movement is completely unambiguous and logical. The first control point is located in the "room" corner on an inclined shelf. The overhanging walls were bypassed on the left side, where their extent is minimal. The average steepness of sections R1-R4 approaches 78 °. Due to the monolithic and relief nature of the rocks, the first climber was able to ascend with a backpack. The backpacks were pulled up only on section 4. At the end of section 5, there is a good bivouac site. Sections 6, 8, 9-11 are significantly more destroyed; there are large stones lying separately. The second control point is located at the bivouac (section 8). The path from the bivouac goes around the bifurcation of the South ridge to the right through the "black" wall, leading to its shoulder. Further, the path goes along the ridge. The average steepness of the route is about 60 °. In general, the route can be divided into two parts: R1-R4 and R5-R11. The first part is significantly more complex and steeper, and its passage can be facilitated by preliminary processing of the wall's beginning.

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Report on the ascent to the summit Main Amanauz via a counterfort through a firn edge, first ascent in 1972, 5A difficulty level.

REPORT

on the ascent to v. Glavny Amanauz from the north, via the spur through the firn ridge, first ascent from July 15–17, 1972

I. Group Composition

Gubanov Yu.D. — CMS, senior instructor KSP Dombay region, b/p, DSO "Spartak" "Burvestnik", Dombay settlement. Khamsov A.P. — 1st category, junior instructor a/l "Alibek", b/p, DOO "Burvestnik", Dombay settlement. Interaction group — group of Severo-Donetsk gatherings, route to v. Glavny Amanauz from Amanauz pass 3B category.

II. Alpinist-Geographical Characteristics of the Glavny Amanauz Peak Area

v. Gl. Amanauz (3755 m) is located in the area of the Main ridge, surrounding the cirque of the East Amanauz glacier and has a long ridge, stretched approximately from west to east (see attached map). Three classified routes lead directly to v. Gl. Amanauz:

  • from Amanauz pass, along the western ridge 3B category
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Ascent to the summit Main Amanauz (3757 m) from the Amanauz pass, difficulty category 3б, route description and recommendations for climbers.

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1. Ascent to the summit of Glavny Amanauz (3757 m) from the Amanauzsky Pass — category 3b difficulty (Fig. 27)

From Dombayskaya Polyana across the bridge over the Alibek River and along the trail to the crossing over the Amanauz River. Crossing to the right bank, then:

  • along the moraine,
  • through the "barany lby" to the Amanauzsky Glacier,
  • along the glacier to the terminal moraine below the West Amanauz Glacier. From Dombayskaya Polyana 3–4 hours. Further (in rope teams!), ascent to the Amanauzsky Pass between the peaks Glavny Amanauz and Sofruju. Ascent on the right side of the heavily crevassed glacier. In the upper part, under the slopes of Zub Sofruju peak, one should move to the middle of the glacier due to possible firn avalanches from the slopes of Zub Sofruju. The exit to the pass is via a bergschrund on a steep (50°) snowy slope — 120 m (belaying!), slightly to the left of a rock outcrop. There is a bivouac site on the pass. From Dombayskaya Polyana 8–9 hours. From the pass, along the несложным скалам (easy rocks) of the western ridge to the gendarme. Bypass the gendarme on the right and continue along the ridge to the red gendarme.
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Ascent to Alibeksky peak via the Western counterforce, category of complexity 4A, length 750-800 m, 22 rock pitons, 12-13 walking hours.

Alibekskiy Peak

Ascent Passport

3. Ascent route with indication of peaks: ascent via Western counterfort (approximately 4A category of difficulty) 4. Ascent characteristics: height difference 750–800 m, average steepness 55–60° 5. Pitons hammered in: rock — 22 pcs. ice — none bolt — none

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Description of a Category I complexity route to Alibeksky peak in the Western Caucasus, a combined route featuring icefalls and rock sections.

ASCENT PASS

  1. Category of technical ascents.
  2. Dombay area, North-West Caucasus.
  3. Alibekskiy peak, ~3450 m, from the Belalakayskiy glacier along the edge or along the ridge from Kap peak.
  4. Cat. diff. – 1A.
  5. The nature of the route is combined, the height difference from the glacier is 500 m, in the second half of summer there are ice sections in the upper part of the route.
  6. Insurance – without the use of hooks.
  7. Number of travel hours from the bivouac on the moraine: ascent 4–5 hours, descent – 2 hours.
  8. Group is training: | Participant | Rank |
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