Passport

Ascent

1. Climbing category — rock, ridge.
2. Region — Tsey, ridge — Kalper.
3. Peak Kalper, 3802 m, ascent via the southwestern edge.
4. Complexity category — 3B.
5. Height difference — 700 m average steepness — 45°, length of sections: 3rd cat. diff. — 160 m, 4th cat. diff. — 150 m.
6. Number of rock pitons hammered — 9 pcs.
7. Number of travel hours — 5 h.

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Ascent Passport

1. Ascent class — rock climbing.
2. Ascent area: Caucasus, Skalisty Range.
3. Peak: Kion-Khokh (3421 m), via the East Ridge.
4. Estimated category of difficulty — 2A, first ascent.
5. Height difference: 400 m, total route length — about 2500 m. Average steepness of the route — about 20°.
6. Number of pitons hammered on the route: 4.
7. Number of moving hours/days: 5 hours – 1 day.
8. Overnight stays: none.
9. Leader: Sergey Egorin, Candidate for Master of Sports.

Ascent Log

1. Climbing category — rock.
2. Climbing area: Caucasus, Skalisty Range.
3. Peak Kion-Khokh (3421 m), via the Western ridge.
4. Estimated category complexity 2B, first ascent.
5. Height difference: 400 m — including: the actual wall section — 40 m. Total route length — 1200 m. Length of the wall section — 60 m. Of which: category 5 complexity — 2 m. Average steepness of the wall section — 75°. Average steepness of the route — 30°.
6. Pitons hammered on the route: rock — 6/0.
7. Number of climbing hours/days: 6/1.
8. Overnight stays: none.

Passport

1. Climbing type: rock climbing
2. Climbing region: Caucasus, 26: Komidon River valley
3. Peak, route: KION-KHOKH peak (3420 m): from the South, right of the ridge
4. Expected category of difficulty: 4A: partially explored
5. Route characteristics: height difference — 300 m, route length — 450 m, section lengths:
   • 3 — 140 m
   • 4 — 30 m
   • 5 — 55 m, average steepness of the main part of the route — 60–70°

REPORT

On the first ascent to the peak of Kion, via the route South wall of the Eastern shoulder by the team of AK "Kaskad" 2024

I. Ascent Report

Kharkov

Report

on the 1967 Ukrainian SSR Alpine Championship by the Kharkov regional council team of the "Avangard" sports society in the category of technically complex ascents

Team Composition

Kharkov regional council of the "Avangard" sports society

1. Grigorenko-Prigoda Yuri Ivanovich

Master of Sports of the USSR in mountaineering, engaged in mountaineering since 1956, born in 1935, Ukrainian, non-partisan

2. Neborak Valentin Stepanovich

Ascent Passport

1. Caucasus; North-Eastern ridge-branch of Kalthberg peak; section number in Classification 2.7.
2. Monakh peak — 2757 m; from South along South-West ridge.
3. Proposed 2B category; first ascent.
4. Route character — rocky.
5. Route elevation difference — 400 m. Length about 1400 m. Steepness of key route sections up to 90°. Average steepness of the whole route — 20°.
6. Pitons left on the route — 5.
7. Team's walking hours — 6 hours, days — 1.
8. Leader: Egorin Sergey Vladimirovich — Master of Sports

1. Climbing type: rock climbing
2. Climbing area: Caucasus, Tsey Gorge, Eastern spur of Kaltberg peak
3. Peak, route: Monakh (2760 m) via the left Southeastern edge
4. Estimated difficulty category: 5B, first ascent
5. Height difference: 460 m — of which the wall part is 410 m — total route length is 520 m — wall part length is 450 m — of which: 5 — 175 m

Report on the ascent via the Central Bastion of the northern wall of Peak Burovsky (via the center of the bastion)

List of participants in the assault group

TABLE of the main characteristics of the ascent route to Peak Burovsky via the Central Bastion of the northern wall.

• Height difference of the route: 1060 m
  • Including the most challenging sections: 410 m
• Steepness of the route: 80–90°
  • Including the most challenging sections: 80–90° | Date | Section № | Steepness of the section | Height of the section, in m | Terrain characteristics | Technical difficulties | Type of belay | Weather conditions | Departure time | Time of stopping at bivouac | Travel hours | Rock pitons | Ice screws | Bolts | Dural and wooden wedges | Bivouac conditions | Weight of daily ration, in grams |