REPORT ON THE FIRST ASCENT OF THE PAMYATI ZHENSKOY SBORNOY PEAK VIA THE SOUTHWEST RIDGE ROUTE, CATEGORY 2B, BY THE ASIA OUTDOOR GUIDING TEAM ON AUGUST 9, 2019

2020 I. Ascent Passport

№	1. General Information
1.1	Full name, sports rank of the leader	Inozemtsev Eduard Borisovich, 1st sports rank.
1.2	Full name, sports rank of the participants	Sokhatsky Alexander Ivanovich, 2nd sports rank.
1.3	Full name of the coach	Suviga Vladimir Ivanovich.
1.4	Organization	Asia Outdoor company
5.1	Full name, e-mail	Inozemtsev Eduard Borisovich, inozemtsev.edik@yandex.ru
2. Characteristics of the Ascent Object

Report

On the first ascent of the peak Nevidimka (4686 m) via the SW ridge through the 4607 m pass, category 1B-2A, by the Asia Outdoor guide team on July 29, 2023.

2023 I. Climbing Report Form

№	1. General Information
1.1	Full name, sports rank of the leader	Eduard Borisovich Inozemtsev, 1st sports rank
1.2	Full name, sports rank of participants	Vadim Yuryevich Ivanov, 3rd sports rank
1.3	Full name of coach	Vladimir Ivanovich Suviga
1.4	Organization	Asia Outdoor Club
	2. Characteristics of the ascent object

4. Climbing description

for an unnamed peak, named “Peak named after the XIV Congress of Komsomol” (3465 m) via the Southwest Ridge, cat. 2B. “Peak named after the XIV Congress of Komsomol” is located in a spur dividing the upper reaches of the Sakashil-Su and Khunaly-Chat gorges (the upper left tributary of Sakashil). The first ascent was made on March 31, 1962, during the alpinada of Komsomol members from Tyrnyauz in honor of the XIV Congress of Komsomol, by a group of 4 people led by Master of Sports Chikhradze G. A. Day 1 — approach. To the bivouac — the same as the approach for ascents to “Peak of Tyrnyauz Komsomol members” and “Peak named after the XXI Congress of CPSU.” Day 2 — from the bivouac, the path initially goes the same way as to “Peak of Tyrnyauz Komsomol members” — along the right (orographic) bank of the river, but then instead of ascending the slopes to the left, you need to enter the upper floodplain, turn right, cross the river, which usually branches into several small streams here, and ascend to the old terminal moraine of the Sakashil glacier. The ascent is via coarse scree.

Topo­scheme

— ROUTE TO p. VOROZHARSKOGO (35 grade) — ROUTE TO p. BA­NYAN­NY (26 grade)

Ascent Certificate

I. Technical Grade 2. South-Western Pamir, Shakhdarin Range 3. V. Garm-Chashma (4900), via the spur of the southern ridge, combined route 4. Proposed — Category 3B complexity 5. Height difference — 700 m, length — 1350 m, length of sections with category 4 complexity — 160 m, average steepness of the wall part of the route — 55° 6. Pitons driven: rock 34/0, chocks 26/0, ice 1/0 7. Number of climbing hours — 10 8. No overnight stays

ASCENT REPORT

I. Technical Class. 2. South-West Pamir, Ishkashimsky ridge. 3. Peak Kiik-Bal-Khana, height 5100 m, combined route, via South ridge. 4. Proposed complexity category — 3B. pr. 560, p. 3 18/3–86 5. Height difference 500 m, average steepness 40°. 6. Rock pitons driven 10/0, chocks 4/0, no ice or bolt pitons. 7. Climbing hours — 8. 8. No overnight stays. 9. Leader: Ponomarev D.S., 1st sports category

Ascent Passport

1. Class of ascent: first ascent
2. Ascent area: 10-3 Pamir, Shakhdarin ridge
3. Peak, height, route: p. Tri Bashni, 5527 m, via N wall, category 3
4. Expected difficulty category: 5B, first ascent
5. Route characteristics: height difference of the route — 1300 m, height difference of the wall section — 450 m length of sections with 5–6 cat. diff. — 525 m, length of sections with 6 cat. diff. — 50 m, average steepness of the wall section — 78°
6. Pitons used: rock bolts stoppers ice 51 (6) 88 (5) 2 (1) 12 (4)

Report on the First Ascent in the 1973 USSR Alpine Championship

on the peak 5497 m via the northwest wall by the team of the Ukrainian Committee for Physical Culture and Sports From June 14 to June 23, 1973, under the leadership of Grigorenko-Prigoda Yu.I.

Brief Geographical Description and Sporting Characteristics of the Object

Peak 5497 m is located in the upper reaches of the Garms-Chashma river. The first researcher of this region was botanist B.A. Fedchenko, who visited in 1904, but his research was not published. In 1931, P. Luknitsky, a Pamir researcher and participant in the Tajik complex expeditions, visited the upper reaches of the Garms-Chashma river. He made drawings and drew attention to the massif, which he called "Shatert" (Tent). The "Shatert" massif has two peaks on the left and three prongs on the right. Nearby, to the south, lies the peak Mayakovsky (photo). The area around peak Mayakovsky has been explored by alpinists, but the upper reaches of the Garms-Chashma river remained uncharted. Tourists from Kiev explored this region, made first ascents of several passes, and climbed peak Garms-Chashma (1B category). The peak is located along the ridge next to the "Shatert" massif. In 1971, the Ukrainian Council of Tourism organized a tourist expedition to the Garms-Chashma river region and invited alpinism instructors V.S. Shumikhin, V.S. Tkachenko, A.I. Vseljubsky, V.A. Bakhtigozin, and others. Concurrently, an alpinist expedition from Kharkov worked in the area. During this period, several first ascents of categories 1, 2, and 3 were made, and a detailed reconnaissance of the wall on the left part of the "Shatert" massif to peak 5497 m was conducted. Results of the reconnaissance:

Ascent Log

1. Technical category
2. South-West Pamir, Shakhdarin Ridge
3. Peak 5214 via the counterfort of the south-eastern wall, rock route
4. Assumed 5A category of difficulty
5. Height difference: 840 m; length: 1065 m; length of 5th category sections: 210 m; average steepness of the route: 57°.
6. Pitons driven: rock 78/8 chocks 33/2 ice none

Ascent Passport

1. Region 2.9: from Krestovy Pass to Shaviklde peak
2. Dzharlam, Central, 3160 m, via 3rd ridge Geographic coordinates of the summit (latitude/longitude): 42.841989 / 44.827054
3. Proposed — category 3B difficulty, first ascent (classified as 3A)
4. Route type: rock
5. Height difference of the route: 300 m Route length: 695 m. Average steepness: main part of the route — 50°; total route — 40°.
6. Number of pitons left on the route: