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Description of the ascent via "Center of the NE wall (Samara variant)" 4B cat. diff. route to the summit of Oktabrenok with a focus on key moments and descent specifics.

7.2.172 Oktyabrenok

Center of the NE wall (Samara variant), 4B

K. Belotserkovsky, 2013 Description of the ascent, and why the variant is called "Samara" "North-Eastern wall of Oktyabrenok, Samara variant". A more direct variant of the previous route.

  • A long 4B with a good level of climbing.
  • On the fifth rope, large camalots (#4–5) may come in handy, or you will just have to endure a bit (I endured).
  • The sixth rope, as described, can become famous due to its start.
  • Difficult climbing on a slightly overhanging wall.
  • Further, exit to a shelf via corners, where the routes converge.
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Description of the ascent route to Peak Pioner (4031 m) in Trans-Ili Alatau via Pioner Pass, category of complexity 1B.

Ascent Passport

  1. Ascent class: technical
  2. Ascent region: North Tien-Shan, Trans-Ili Alatau, Maloe Almatinskoe gorge
  3. Peak, route: Pik Pioner (4031 m), from Pioner pass.
  4. Estimated category of difficulty: 1B
  5. Height difference: 170 m total route length: 300 m, wall section length: — of which 5 pitches — 0.6 pitches — 0, average steepness of wall section — 40°, average steepness of route — 40°
  6. Pitons driven (numbers in denominator — for IT): no data for rock, ice, cams, bolted
  7. Number of walking hours/days:
  8. Overnight stays: —
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Description of the ascent route to Mayakovsky Peak via Mynzhilki Cape and the Ordzhonikidze Northwest Glacier.

The approach is via Mynzhilki cape past the Black rock. Climb up the gully between the moraine and talus slope to the left, towards peak O. Voiny. Continue along the moraine ridges to the south along the trail to the first rocky spur on the left (peak Kholodnye Per'ya). Here, on the rocks, yellow-painted crosses are drawn, giving the name to the overnight stays. Further:

  • Turn east behind the rocks from "Kresty",
  • Traverse the talus slopes,
  • Walk along the Severo-Zapadny Ordzhonikidze glacier. The final steep ascent before the foot of peak Mayakovsky (talus slope between the ice and rocks) is very prone to rockfall. Behind it, turning left, ascend the talus couloir to the saddle (4.5 hours). From here, climb along the rocky ridge to the west on the right via slabs — to the summit. | 1–30°, 50 m, I | | | | --------------- | --------------- | -------------- | | 2–70°, 5 m, III | 5–60°, 8 м, II | 8–0°, 15 м, I |
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Description of a mountain route with control points N1 and N2 passed by a tourist group.

N1 and N2 are route points passed by the group

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Description of the ascent route to the summit of Yru­mer­t, including information on complexity, terrain, and key stages of the climb.

3. Yosemite

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A description of a technical route up a mountain, including details of the ascent and photographs of the path.

Technical photo of the route

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Description of the R3-R4 section of the route with a photograph detailing the specifics of passage and key moments of the alpine ascent.

Section R3–R4

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Description of the route to the top of Students through the pass of the Six with a detailed analysis of technical sections and relief elements.

From the parking lot at the GMS on the right-bank moraine of Golubina glacier, the path along the glacier to the Shesterykh pass takes 2 hours. From the pass, turn right and approach the base of the ridge ascent leading to p. Studentov. The beginning of the route is on the left, along the inner corner with ledges, which after 40 m leads to a convenient talus ledge (section R0–R1) Further:

  • Up to the left 20 m along the chimney
  • 20 m to the right along the inclined ledge (section R0–R2)
  • Exit to the "window" between two teeth (40 m)
  • From the left of the edge, along the ledges, approach the inner corner, turning into a chimney
  • In front of the inner corner - a 6-meter wall
  • Section 4–6: along the inner corner and chimney 50 m - exit to the vertical wall
  • Along the vertical wall and along the inclined ledge, bypassing the summit of the first ascent to the right, exit to the horizontal part of the first ascent (section 5–6).
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Description of the Susamyr range with a list of peaks: 1st Zapadnaya, 2nd Zapadnaya, Malysh peak, Tsentralnaya, Snezhnaya, Ravnotsvetnaya.

Pic. 1. General view of the Susamyr massif. From right to left the peaks are:

  • 1st Zapadnaya (West)
  • 2nd Zapadnaya (West)
  • Pik Malysh
  • Tsentralnaya (Central)
  • Snezhnaya (Snowy)
  • Ravnotsvetnaya (Evenly Colored) Taken from the north from the Karak-too glacier.
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Ascent to Maly Dolomite via the western wall, a 3B category rock climbing route with a detailed description of the path and landmarks.

Dolomit Malyy via the West Face, rock, 3B

Route Description

Before reaching the tongue of the glacier below Dolomit Yuzhnyy Pass, cross the talus slopes to the walls of Dolomit Malyy. The landmark of the route on the wall is a huge couloir running from a large snow-talus cirque of the main ridge of the summit. To the right of the couloir, a wall goes upwards. Its lower part is composed of rocks resembling "sheep's foreheads." Below them are snowy slopes with rocky outcrops. The lower section of the rocks and slopes is largely uniform in appearance and character. Therefore, reaching the first large talus terrace running under the entire Dolomit Malyy wall is not straightforward. One of the wall's blocks is cut by a series of internal corners. Ascend to the R2 terrace via the second internal corner from the ridge within the pronounced black streaks, orienting towards the end of the Dolomit Malyy wall's edge running along the huge couloir from the upper cirque. Traverse along the second terrace to its middle part and exit through a short R5 wall to a short ridge. In its middle section, there is a 40 m traverse to the left across the rocks towards the R8 wall. From here, via a couloir with "live" rocks and a 40-meter R10 wall, then slightly below the buttress of the large couloir, bypassing a corniche on R11, ascend to the confluence of the two R12 couloirs (landmark - a rusty rock on the ridge of the buttress). The rock drops to the couloirs with a huge slab. At the end of the couloirs on a narrow ledge, there is a control cairn. From the ledge, left and upwards via a wide internal corner and ledges on the left side of the ridge, then along the edge of the destroyed rocks across the snowy-talus slopes of the cirque, ascend to the summit. From the lake - 7–10 hours depending on the route's condition.

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