Ascent Passport

1. Altai, South Chuya Ridge, classifier section 1.3
2. Nekrasova, 3573 m, via the southeast ridge.
3. Proposed category: 1B.
4. Route type: combined.
5. Elevation gain: 350 m. Route length: 1000 m. Length of sections with category V difficulty: 0, category VI: 0. Average slope: 22°.
6. Pitons left on the route Total: 0, bolted pitons: 0.
7. Team's travel time: 9.5 hours, 1 day.

Ascent Passport

1. Altai, South Chuya Range, classifier section 1.3
2. Olga (Eastern — Western), traverse.
3. Proposed category: 2A.
4. Route type: ice and snow.
5. Route elevation gain: 700 m. Route length: 1970 m. Length of sections with category V: 0, category VI: 0. Average slope: 27°.
6. Pitons left on the route Total: 0, drilled pitons: 0.
7. Team's total climbing time: 25 hours, 2 days.

Passport

1. First Ascent
2. Altai. South Chuya Ridge, Akkol River valley
3. v. Ostyry via NE ridge
4. Proposed category 2B
5. Height 3731 m, elevation gain 420 m, length 680 m
6. Pitons: Ice screws — 8 pcs.
7. Total climbing time 12 hours from bivouac to bivouac 7 hours from bergschrund below the ridge to the glacier under S ridge

Passport

1. Category of first ascent.
2. Altai, South Chuya Ridge, Sofiyskiy Glacier area.
3. Peak Pamyati Voskhoditeley na Everest (3) via N ridge.
4. First ascent of category 3A difficulty is proposed.
5. Height 3720 m, elevation gain 450 m, length 1520 m.
6. Pitons: 16 ice screws for protection.
7. Climbing time 12 hours.
8. Overnight stays: not necessary.
9. Leader: Mokhova Valentina Mikhaylovna, 1st sports category.

July 13, 2001

ASCENT DOCUMENT for the summit "Peak 300 years of St. Petersburg"

1. Ascent category – Ice and snow.
2. Ascent area – Altai, South Chuya Ridge.
3. Peak – Peak 300 years of St. Petersburg, Height – 3514.5 m, combined route – snow, ice, rocks.
4. Expected category – 2A.
5. Route characteristics: height difference – 500 m, length – 1100 m, average steepness – 45° (excluding the ridge).
6. Number of ice screws used – 12, rock anchors – 2.
7. Total climbing hours – 11 hours.

ASCENT PASS TO THE SUMMIT "Pik Petra I" July 10, 2001

1. Ascent type — ice and snow.
2. Ascent area — Altai, South-Chuya Ridge.
3. Summit — Pik Petra I, height — 3422.0 m, route is combined — snow, ice, rocks.
4. Expected category — 1B.
5. Route characteristics: height difference — 500 m, length — 900 m, average steepness — 45° without a ridge.
6. Number of ice screws driven — 12, rock screws — 2.
7. Number of hours on the move — 7 hours.

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I. Climbing category — first ascent. 2. Altai, South Chuya Ridge, Sofiyskiy glacier area. 3. Trinirovочная Peak — traverse to Barnul Peak. 4. Proposed category 2A, first ascent. 5. Trinirovочная Peak elevation 3500 m, Barnul Peak 3700 m. Elevation difference 600 m, length 1800 m. 6. Pitons were not used. 7. Total climbing time 8 hours. 8. Overnight stays: not necessary. 9. Team of two: Mokhova Valentina Mikhailovna 1st sports category, Eremin Andrey Anatolyevich 3rd sports category.

PASSPORT

1. Category of first ascents.
2. Altai, South Chuya Ridge, Sofiyskiy Glacier area.
3. Pik Chuyskiy 3rd slope.
4. Proposed 4B category of difficulty for the first ascent.
5. Height 3777 m. Elevation gain 460 m. Length 680 m.
6. Pitons: 29 ice screws for belay.
7. Climbing hours: 14.
8. Overnight stays: not necessary.
9. Leader: Andrey V. Drakin, Candidate Master of Sports.

the summit of Peak V. Shumilov via the left part of the North slope 3A category, ice-snow, Barnov S.I.

Altai, South Chuya Ridge

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Passport

1. Class: ice-snow.
2. Altai, South Chuya Ridge, Elangash valley, 1.3
3. Peak V. Shumilov via the left part of the North slope. Coordinates: (49°44.068′ N, 87°58.504′ E, height 3555 m according to the navigator)
4. Proposed - 3A category, first ascent.
5. Elevation gain: 500 m (between the summit and the intermediate camp: 744 m);

The route to the summit of Pik V. Shumilova via the left part of the North slope, snow-ice, coordinates: 49°44.068′ N, 87°58.504′ E, height 3555 m according to the navigator, approximately for c/tr. The route, view from the northeastThe route, view from the glacier View from the glacier