Ascent Passport

1. ASCENT CLASS — rock
2. ASCENT AREA — Main Caucasus Range between GARVASH and DZHANTUGAN passes
3. PEAK, ROUTE — LATZGA (3996 m) via south-eastern counterfort
4. EXPECTED DIFFICULTY CATEGORY — 4B
5. ROUTE CHARACTERISTICS — rock, via counterfort, height difference — 455 m, average steepness 75°
6. NUMBER OF PITS HAMMERED — 22 rock anchors, for belay
7. NUMBER OF CLIMBING HOURS — from the start of the route to the summit 12.5 h
8. NUMBER OF OVERNIGHT STAYS — no comfortable places on the route, one tent can be set up at I and II control sections
9. ASCENT LEADER: Novikov S.A. — Pr

Report

on the ascent to the summit of Belukha (V), 4506 m via the right part of the northwest wall (3rd passage, approximately 5B cat. sl.) by the team of the Altai Regional Sports Committee. Coaches: Plotnikov I.A. — Master of Sports of International Class, Kuznetsov N.A. — Candidate Master of Sports 1996 year

Passport

1. Ice and snow class
2. Altai, Katunsky ridge, Akkem valley
3. Belukha (V) summit — 4506 m via the right part of the NW wall, combined route
4. Proposed — 5B cat. sl., 3rd passage
5. Height difference: 1306 m, total length — 1800 m

V. Chon-Tor 4180 m

Ascent Passport

1. Region — Tian Shan, Kyrgyz Ala-Too Range, 7.4
2. Peak — Chon-Tor 4180 m, via the central buttress of the NW wall, "The Spirit of Adventure"
3. Proposed — 6A cat. diff., first ascent
4. Route characteristic — rock
5. Route sections characteristic Total elevation gain — 892 m Wall section elevation gain — 638 m

Report

on the ascent to the summit 3423 m (peak NPI) via the western ridge from Otryog pass, presumably category 1B, first ascent

Ascent Passport

1. Region: Western Caucasus, Aксаут region, Bolshaya Marka valley, section 2.2 of the classifier of routes to mountain peaks.
2. Summit: 3423 m (peak NPI), via the western ridge.
3. Proposed category: 1B, first ascent.
4. Route type: rock.
5. Height difference: 150 m (total – 650 m) Route length (technical part): 250 m. Length of sections with category III difficulty: 100 m.

The ascent to the summit begins from Pakhan Taymazin along the slope along the edge of the Tana-dan river to the entrance to Mount Kubye (2345 m) to the Tana-dere area (3-4 hours). There are parking spaces, if not blocked. From the area's edge to the yakutap's stop, the entrances are on the right along the area's path, the entrance is on the left along the edge between the Tana-dere area and the yakutap's stop and along it to the level of the hourly area. From Pokhno Taymazin 6th from the blockage on the sanad (help? and 6) 6 evenly between (equal and voemunoya Aabodol). We overcome along the even slope, the ascent is steep along the even slope to the north-eastern edge of the rebe. The descent is intentionally done with a rope and rappelling. Along the stops, the entrance to the redopind is in a state of even-redo-boro verunichnogo kulara. We overcome the redopind along the even slope, the ascent is along the amk-nole-nije rebo to the summit along the emame-provad even-dobam even-khon kru-minol 40°–45°. The descent is 6 as hand-held emy-re-ned and emparakhol veres redopyd and redobor kponovs. From the blockage on the pre-vine ekhakh to the veruin-kho 5-4 hours. The descent along the nylu nabse-na to Pokhno Taymazin 6-7 hours.

Recommendations for the climb

1. In the summer, epegm climb with a guide.
2. Kanuvem-benxoni composition of the group should not be aepanu-ni-buan-mkhs.
3. Dpu good weather, movement is better organized with ssoka reanuka Tana- eme and bu-od-os parno umpram, edepukhmts voskhazdenie with enych-em x povehe.
4. On the climb, there are khouxxi, redopydos, 5-4 red khpnoho and op. elakakh

Ascent Log

to the main peak of the Laboda massif (4314 m) via the Northwest ridge (left edge) 5B cat. diff.

1. Technical category
2. Main Caucasus Range, Digoria region, Laboda massif.
3. Laboda peak 4314 m.
4. The route is combined.
5. Pitons hammered: rock — 132 (with stoppers) and 4 drilled; ice — 21; for creating ITO — 3.
6. Number of climbing hours spent on ascent — 39, on descent — 6.
7. Two overnight stays:
   1. On the ridge before the Utug rock pinnacle — sitting;

Report

On the ascent (second ascent) to the summit of Meshchena Western via the southern wall and southwestern ridge, presumed to be category 4A, by the MAC "Freeline" mountaineering team from November 16, 2019, to November 17, 2019.

I. Ascent Report

№	1. General Information
1.1	Full name, sports rank of the leader	Klindukhov Maxim Olegovich, 2nd sports rank
1.2	Full name, sports rank of the participant	Otkidchev Pavel Anatolyevich, 3rd sports rank
1.3	Full name of the coach	Motienko Nikolai Ilyich, CMS, instructor 1st category
1.4	Organization	MAC "Freeline"
2. Characteristics of the Ascent Object

Ascent Passport

1. Digoria, Rocky Range, Classification section number — 2.6.
2. Muldzugi-Barzond (3064 m); from the West via the Northern ridge.
3. Proposed category: 1B; first ascent.
4. The route is of a rocky nature.
5. Height difference of the route — 350 m. Route length is about 900 m. Average steepness:

• main part of the route: up to 60°.
• entire route: 30°.

6. Insurance on the route is provided by rock formations.

As­cent time 5–6 hours.

Route rec­om­men­da­tion.

When pass­ing through the glacier to the saddle, it is nec­es­sary to keep a close watch on the stones fall­ing from the slopes of Na­khab­i­ta. Melon at any time of day.

2. When mak­ing the as­cent in one day, the group should have good phys­i­cal and tech­ni­cal train­ing. Leave the foot of "Na­khab­i­ta" not later than 4:00 am. If the group's train­ing is weak, they should over­night on the saddle.
3. The group should have: cram­pons, ice axes, main ropes, 4–5 ice screws and 2–3 rock pitons, pieces of rope for 2–3 slings.

57. Sugan False — South (combined route, category III, Fig. 12). The path from the "Nakhashbita" meadow (group of 4-8 people) to the summit of False Sugan is described in route 46. From the summit, descend via simple and moderately difficult rocks of the South ridge to the col. From the col, traverse via simple and moderately difficult, heavily destroyed rocks on the left side of the ridge ("live" stones — piton belay) bypass the rock "saw" consisting of several sharp gendarmes and reach the col. Then:

• overcome the I gendarme directly via moderately difficult rocks;
• descend to the col below the summit ascent of South Sugan;
• from the col, via steep, moderately difficult rocks of the North ridge (piton