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Route Description: траверс 5-ти вершин
SSummitMateDescription of a winter ascent to Peak Kommunizma is not correct here, as the peak is renamed, the modern name is **peak Комсомола** (Komosmola) (4376 m) via the Northeast Ridge, grade 5A.
Ascent Passport
- Ascent class — combined
- Ascent area — Tian-Shan, Trans-Ili Alatau ridge.
- Peak — Peak Komsomola, height — 4376 m, route — along the north-eastern ridge (through the peaks Sneznoe plato, Lastochkino gnezdo, Ushbinka, Verblud).
- Estimated category of difficulty — 5A in winter.
- Route characteristics:
- height difference — 880 m
- average steepness — 50°
- length of sections with 5th cat. diff. — 315 m
- Pitons driven:
Route Description: С ребру
SSummitMateReport on the first ascent by the Ural High-Mountain Club "Gorets" team to the summit of Mount Aleksandrova 2847 m via the ridge, category 2B difficulty level, in Antarctica.
Report
On the first ascent to the summit of "Aleksandrovskaya" mountain 2847 m by GPS. Via N ridge, 2B cat. diff. by the team of Ural High-Mountain Club "Gorec" from November 16, 2021 to November 16, 2021.
I. Climbing Report
| № | 1. General Information | |
|---|---|---|
| 1.1 | Full name, sports rank of the team leader | Nazarov Andrey Evgenievich, 2nd sports rank |
| 1.2 | Full name, sports rank of the participants | Kolunin Ruslan Nikolaevich, 1st sports rank, Lazo Vitaly Ivanovich, 1st sports rank |
| 1.3 | Full name of the coach | Ermachek Yuri Vladimirovich, Master of Sports |
| 1.4 | Organization | Ural High-Mountain Club "Gorec" |
| 2. Characteristics of the Climbing Object |
Route Description: правому канту С стены
SSummitMateReport on the ascent made by the team of the mountaineering section of the City of Moscow on Shkhelda Central peak via the right edge of the N-wall in 2008.
To the Russian Championship in mountaineering in the technical class
Report
on the ascent of the FAiS team from Moscow to v. Shkhelda Central 4295 m via the right edge of the N-wall (5B cat. diff.)
Captain: Nilov S.A. Coach: Kuznetsova E.V.
V. Martynov's 2nd route 5B, 1955 (the route taken by the team);