V. Krasnoyarsky Burevestnik (3010) — 2B

centered control point. South slope. From the guiding cairn, move upwards, bypassing the left edges from the right, across a snowy rocky scree to a large, standalone stone "ring". Section 0–I: Movement across inclined slabs. A rocky couloir with loose stones is crossed towards the right edge, centered control point. Section I–2: Movement across inclined slabs. Section 2–3: Bypass the edge from the right across inclined shelves, then 3 meters of rock climbing (5%) straight up. Exit onto the edge. Section 3–4: Movement across icy, inclined slabs of the edge, to the wall before exiting onto a shelf. 2 meters up the wall with complex climbing (5). On the shelf, there's a control cairn and a comfortable spot for an overnight stay. Section 4–5: Movement across an icy-snowy couloir, then across complex rocks with flow ice, right side of the inner corner.

V. Munhu Lik — via N ridge From the base camp, ascend along the trail in a southern direction until you reach the high-altitude stony plateau (1 hour). Then cross the plateau in the direction of V. Munhu Lik to the southwest and descend into the Ozernoe gorge (1.5 hours). Further, the path lies along the gorge alongside the lakes to the south, then the gorge turns under the northern wall of V. Munhu Lik. Along it, approach the base of the northern ridge (1.5 hours). The route starts from a clearly pronounced saddle under the northern ridge. Travel time — 8 hours.

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On the first ascent to the summit of Bagunda Glavnaya via the north-eastern edge, approximately 25 category of difficulty, by the team of the Baikal Alpine School on August 2, 2018. Irkutsk 2020

I. Ascent Report

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On the ascent to the summit of Kart 2661 m via the East Ridge, approximately 2A category of difficulty, from July 5, 2020, to July 5, 2020.

I. Climbing Report

REPORT ON THE FIRST ASCENT TO THE SUMMIT OF PIK GIMNAZISTOV (1933 m) VIA THE SOUTHEAST RIDGE ROUTE, CATEGORY 3B, BY THE "UAL" TEAM ON SEPTEMBER 1, 2023

I. Ascent Passport

REPORT ON THE ASCENT OF MONT BLANC DU TACUL VIA THE SOUTHWEST RIDGE THROUGH THE AIGUILLES DU DIABLE, CATEGORY 4B, BY THE TEAM OF AK POLITECHNIK FROM ST. PETERSBURG ON AUGUST 5, 2018

I. ASCENT DOCUMENTATION

1. General Information 1.1. Leader: Belyaev Evgeny Valerievich, 2nd sports category 1.2. Participants: * Vigursky Evgeny Sergeevich, 2nd sports category * Khromchenko Natalia, 2nd sports category 1.3. Coach: Molodozhen V.A., Master of Sports 1.4. Organization: AK Polytechnik
2. Characteristics of the Climb Object

Kilse-Burun — 6.

Via the inner corner of the left edge of the central part of the massif, 2A (II, 60 m)

The approach to the route is the same as for routes No. 3, No. 4, and No. 5. Along the inclined terrace of the western part of the massif 200 m to the right to the circus that separates the western and central parts of the massif. Through it to the right to the left edge of the central part (R0–R1: 600 m, 40°, no tech). The main part of the route goes along a long discontinuous inner corner located on the left edge of the central part. The inner corner (section R2–R5) sometimes widens, sometimes narrows, in places turning into a chimney. In its most difficult section - the exit from the inner corner to a long

Crimea, Kuba-Kaya. "9 March" Route, 4A

Kuba-Kaya, via the right part of the tower to the top of Koba-Kaya Central, "9 March", 4A, (P. Shvets — S. Pugachev, 2008) Total length — 300 m Of which:

• IV-V category — 120 m
• A1 — 6 m The route was climbed as a "reconnaissance" and is unlikely to be repeated. There are 3 logical and beautiful options to ascend the Central tower, all not below 5B, and only the right part of it promised some relief. We chose the simplest option between the hangings of the lower belt and climbed. Within the first 30 m, we found holes for skyhooks and a drilled hole with a Chinese construction anchor as a sleeve (very fresh). Apparently, it was for rappelling, because further up, until the summit, we didn't encounter any more pitons. Further on, avoiding unnecessary adventures and bypassing all the steep but short walls, we approached the Central tower, chose the simplest of the three options — the left gap — and climbed it. Soon it turned out that it wasn't that simple to conquer in that short spring day. For environmental reasons, graffiti like "Kisa and Osya were here" are currently not in vogue, so we limited ourselves to a minimally harmful (but very useful for descent) drilled hole. The sun promised an early sunset, so we decided to ascend to the summit via the simplest route, i.e., via the right part of the tower and the western ridge. We found rocks of 4-5 category difficulty, местами разру­шен­ные, but overall very pleasant and picturesque. To cap off the day, we were gifted a fantastic view when:
• the sea was shrouded in a pink mist all the way to the horizon,

On the right side of the southeast wall, 5A (option 4B)

The route passes on the left side of a wide internal corner, which cuts vertically through the entire wall. The internal corner leads to a lowering of the ridge between the peaks of Forossky Kant and Mshatka-Kaya and is a conditional boundary between them. The last section of the route, which passes through a sheer wall with two small ledges, is the most difficult. It can be replaced by an ascent along the несложной upper part of the wide internal corner. In this case, the complexity of the route is reduced by half a category (option). From the road, near the alpine camps, 200 m up along the trail, and then 50 m along simple rocks to a grotto located at the base of the internal corner (R0: 250 m, 20–40, no tech). On the section R1–R2 — from the grotto up, first on the right side of the internal corner, and then along smooth slabs to a long horizontal shelf. Further (section R2–R3), traverse along the shelf 20 m to the left (R1–R2: 40 m, 70°, III+; 20 m, 70°, II). On the section R3–R5 — up along a steep, smooth wall with a small number of cracks (R3–R5: 30 m, 75°, V+; 50 m, 75°, V). On the section R5–R6 — up and to the right along rocks of medium complexity (R5–R6: 40 m, 70°, III). On the section R6–R7 — up and to the left 20 m along simple rocks to the base of a large vertical internal corner (R6–R7: 20 m, 60°, I). On the last section of the route — up along the left sheer 30-meter wall of the internal corner with two small ledges. The ledges are passed head-on (R7–peak: 30 m, 80°, V+).

Rostov Region Mountaineering and Climbing Federation

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on the ascent to the summit Akairy 3262 m via the northwestern ridge presumably 2A cat. complexity. First ascent 2014

ASCENT DOCUMENTATION

1. Region: Western Caucasus, Arkhyz area, Sofiyskoe valley, section 2.1 of the mountain peak route classifier.
2. Peak: Akairy (3262 m), via the northwestern ridge.
3. Proposed category: 2A cat. complexity, first ascent.
4. Route type: rock.