The path from the sports camp of the Tsey district to the col of the Tsey-Chanchakhi pass is an initial bivouac on the plateau of the Northern branch of the Tsey Glacier. Along the snowy col, then along the steep 100–120-meter ice-snow ridge (cornices) to approach the rocky walls of the summit ice of the Eastern ridge of Chanchakhi. From the ridge, traverse 60–80 m to the right to steep slabs of medium difficulty to an internal corner. From here, ascent (pitons belay) along the rocks above medium difficulty of the 20-meter internal corner, and above, along a 60–80-meter wall. Then traverse 60–80 m to the right along simple rocks («live» stones). Along snowy rocks of medium difficulty, ascend to the shoulder area of the Eastern ridge. From the shoulder area, go up along a simple snowy ridge. Then, traverse to the right with a slight ascent along simple and medium difficulty snowy rocks («live» stones — belay) to exit onto a buttress. Along rocks above medium difficulty of the buttress (pitons belay), reach simple destroyed rocks (snowy), and ascend to the summit of Chanchakhi. From the initial bivouac on the plateau II–13 hours. Bivouac on the summit. Descent along the ascent route or along the Southern ridge. Route duration is 3–4 days.

Ascent Passport

1. Ascent Class: snow
2. Ascent Area: 2.9. Eastern Caucasus
3. Peak, its Height, and Route: Nensendag (3925 m), via the eastern slope
4. Estimated Difficulty Category: 2B
5. Route Characteristics:
   • elevation gain — 900 m
   • average steepness — 45°
   • section lengths:

Ascent Passport

1. Combined route 295
2. Climbing area — 2.9a East Caucasus
3. Summit Sel'dyk (3666 m) from the South
4. Difficulty category — 1B
5. Route characteristics: height difference — 400 m. Route length — 790 m (Ic.tr. — 690 m, Pc.tr. — 100 m). Average steepness — 30°.
6. Rock pitons — 2, ice — 0, bolted — 0
7. Number of travel hours — 9

Climbing Passport

1. Climbing category: combined
2. Climbing region: 2.9 Eastern Caucasus
3. Peak, its height, and ascent route: p. 4049 from the east and along the southern ridge (first ascent)
4. Estimated difficulty category: 1B
5. Route characteristics:
   • height difference: 600 m
   • average steepness: 25°
   • length of sections: R1–600 m, R2–400 m, R3–40 m

Passport

1. Character of the route — ice and snow
2. Eastern Caucasus, valley of the rivers Yatuxdere, Shakhnabad, Kusarchay
3. Bazardyuzi from the Southwest Cirque
4. Expected 2A cat. diff. – first ascent
5. Elevation gain — 880 m, length — 2260 m Length of sections with 2nd cat. diff. — 1360 m. Average steepness of the main part of the route — 26°
6. Climbing hours — 5 h
7. Leader — Asadov Yakub Aliaga ogly

Mt. Aag. 2310 m, cat. 1B, to the 3rd slope, M. Ostrogorsky. 1977. From the base camp located on the Dremuchiy stream. The approach to the western slope is along a flat valley of lava fields. The ascent begins on a wide ridge along a snowy slope covered with large slag (see photo). Further along the ridge to the snowy ascent with small rock outcrops, the ascent is along the rocks to the shoulder. From the shoulder, the ascent is along the snowy slope to the summit dome. The entire route is traversed simultaneously. The ascent time is 5–6 hours. The descent from the summit is via the ascent route. However, it is possible to descend from the dome into a wide couloir leading to the west parallel to the route. It is safe and very convenient for skiing down.

VOLCANO ARIK Western slope 1B M. Ostrogorsky 77 Combined The base camp is best located on the forest boundary in the Dremuchiy stream. The approach from the camp to the route goes through a snowy hollow (it's possible to approach on skis), through a steep ascent - exit to a snowy plateau. Snow ascent to the slope of the summit with rocky fields. From it - to a snowy cirque with rocky outcrops of triangular shape. Ascent is along the left edge, without going down, to the right. Before the summit cirque, the shoulder goes to the right, along it - exit directly to the summit. Ascent time - 5 hours. Descent is via the ascent route.

Volcano Kozelsky, 2170 m, 1B, complexity category, to the SW slope, V. Maksimov, 1965. From the base camp in the upper reaches of the Kozelsky stream, an ascent is made along the slope to the plateau; crossing the plateau, one moves in the direction of the SW slope (see photo). The ascent goes along a snow-firn slope along the right side of a not very pronounced broad ridge in the direction of the summit cone. The exit to the cone is along the path on the left side. The average slope of the SW slope is 30 degrees. The ascent takes 4–5 hours. The descent is made along the ascent route.

ASCENT PASS

1. Ascent category: Technical.
2. Ascent area: Central Pamir, Vanchsky Ridge.
3. Peak Kuli-Zod South, height 4550 m. The route is combined.
4. Estimated category of difficulty: 2B.
5. Route characteristics:
   • Elevation gain 1200 m.
   • Average steepness 15–20°.
6. No pitons were used. Belaying was done through natural features.
7. Total climbing time: 11–13 hours.

South-east, 1B cat.

From Dombai clearing or h/c "Alibek" along the trail and grassy slopes and talus exit under Khrustalny pass, traverse steep spurs of the eastern ridge of Semenov-Bashi peak. Place for a bivouac — 3–4 hours. From the bivouac:

• Along a gentle slope in the direction of Khrustalny pass and, 100–150 m before the pass, left up a branched couloir.
• Up the couloir to the eastern ridge. Rockfall hazard!
• Then left along the ridge to the summit. Gendarmes are bypassed mainly on the right, downhill.
• At the beginning of summer — snow cornices on the north.