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Route Description: ЮВ стене Ю жандарма
Traverse of Belaya and Chornaya Neznakomka with ascent to Upper Dome via the South-East Wall, grade 4B, 18-20 climbing hours.
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- Climbing category — rock climbing
- Climbing area, ridge — Main Caucasian Ridge from Kitlod pass to Gezevtsеg pass.
- Peak, its height, ascent route — traverse of Belaya Neznakomka (4200) — Chyornaya Neznakomka (4100) with ascent to the South Gendarme of Belaya Neznakomka via the southeast wall.
- Estimated category of difficulty — 4B.
- Route characteristics: a) height difference 600–700 m; b) average steepness — 60°
- Pitons hammered: — for belay, for intermediate rock anchors: 35 — ice screws: 6
Ascent to the summit of Vakhushti via the Southwest ridge, a combined route of 1B category of difficulty.
84. Vakhushti via the Southwest Ridge (combined route, category 1B difficulty, Fig.
5, 18). Without reaching the Vakhushti pass (pic. 89), turn right and, bypassing
rocky gendarmes on the right along the scree, ascend to the Southwest Ridge of
Vakhushti.
From here, ascend along the scree and easy, heavily damaged, snow-covered (cornices)
rocks of the southwest ridge to the snowy, scree-covered southern shoulder. From
the shoulder, there is a small descent along the wide, snow-covered (cornice)
southwest ridge to a connecting ridge. Further, ascend along the easy, gently
sloping, snow-covered (cornices) rocks of the southwest ridge to the summit of
Route Description: Ю кф. В гребня
Description of the 2A category difficulty route to the Sandro Glavnaya peak via the South counterfort of the East ridge with a detailed indication of the path and key sections.
10. Sandro Glavnaya via the Southern spur of the Eastern ridge (rock route, category 2A, Fig. 2, 4). From the base camp (point 1), traverse right along the southern grassy and talus slopes to reach a broad talus saddle
of the Lekchumsky ridge and ascend to the saddle of the Southern spur of Sandro Glavnaya's Eastern ridge via easy, crumbling rocks. 1–1.5 hours from the base camp.
Turn left onto the saddle and approach the Big Gendarme via simple, crumbling rocks on the right side of the Southern spur, featuring several easy 2–3-meter walls. Bypass the Gendarme on the left, descending through a narrow couloir and exiting onto a narrow gap via talus. From the gap, ascend 15–18 meters up steep rocks to the right (belay). Then, ascend simple rocks up and left to a broad gap beneath the ascent of the southern slope of Sandro Glavnaya's Eastern ridge. From the gap (crux, loose rocks, pitons), ascend 12–15 meters up the rocks of the ascent to a ledge beneath a vertical wall. Traverse right along the ledge (belay) to bypass the wall, then ascend easy rocks and talus to reach a broad saddle between Sandro and SamertsKhle peaks (large cairn). 2–2.5 hours from the base camp.
Route Description: Ю кф. 3 гребня
### Tikhingen Peak Ascent via Northwest Face Route details and climbing features for the ascent to Tikhingen summit, category 5B difficulty, via the northwest face.
10. Тихтинген
Route Description: ЮВ ребру 3 гребня
### Route Overview 2.5A category route to the summit with beautiful rocks and varied technical elements, including rock climbing and mountaineering components.
2. 5A.
Route 4A cat. diff.
Descent path
V. Yu. Tikhtenko
4611 m
July 28
Tikhtengen (10)
South Route 3 gr.
V. Road (76)
Climbing Mount Everest via the South Col: a description of the challenging route, key moments, and necessary preparations for mountaineers.
10ro boro sub
Route Description: правому Ю кф. В гребня
Description of the ascent route to the summit, complexity category 4A, height 4040 meters.
V. Chernaya Neznakomka
4100
2 Sept. 4040 m
1 Sept. 3460 m
2800 m
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Route Description: СЗ ребру
Description of the ascent route to the summit of Gerta-Bashi via the North-West ridge (category III difficulty), including path details and technical specifics.
Route Description — Ascending Gerta-Bashi Peak via the Northwest Ridge — Category III difficulty.
From the overnight stay behind the moraine, ascend via grassy slopes and scree, bypassing the icefall of the Ullu-Auz glacier, to the middle snow plateau of the glacier, and along it to the left, under the right part of the Northwest ridge of Gerta-Bashi peak. From the glacier, ascend up a snowy slope and heavily broken simple rocks to the right of a small snowy couloir; after 40–50 m, move left, then 25–30 m through a rocky couloir to a ridge. Follow the ridge's moderately difficult rocks 90–120 m upwards (loose rocks!), then 60–70 m up steep slabs to beneath a vertical wall. Bypass the wall on the right via an 8–10-meter ledge. From the ledge:
- ascend 45–50 m up heavily broken rocks;
- then 25–30 m along an inclined slab under a large boulder on the ridge. From the boulder:
- ascend rightwards up a small snowy slope 30–35 m via slabs;
- then 35–40 m up a steep couloir (loose rocks) to ascend to the ridge's saddle between sharp gendarmes. From the saddle, move right. Bypass the sharp gendarme along the snowy plateau on the left; then follow a wide, simple horizontal ridge to reach a gap (cairn!).
Route to Peak Umny via the South-Western Counterfort with combined terrain, category of difficulty 3B.
2. Pik XX syezda KPSS
А ночевки • kontr. tur
Route Description: СЗ гребню
Report on the first ascent to the peak 3428 m via the North-West ridge, category 1B on the Caucasus.
Report on the First Ascent to the Peak 3428 m via the Northwest Ridge, Presumably Category 1B, by the Team of the "Freeline" Multidisciplinary Mountaineering Club from Essentuki, July 14-15, 2018
Climbing Report Form
| № p.p. | 1. General Information | |
|---|---|---|
| 1.1 | Full Name, Sports Rank of the Leader | Semenova Olesya Artemovna, 1st sports rank |
| 1.2 | Full Name, Sports Rank of the Participants | Popov M.L., CMS; Donskov A.M., 1st sports rank; Ivanov R.I., 2nd sports rank; Shchedrin G.A., 2nd sports rank; Konstantinov G.A., 2nd sports rank; Kovalev R.A., 3rd sports rank; Shevchuk E.S., 3rd sports rank; Gyulushanyan R.S., badge; Ivashchenko S.V., badge |
| 1.3 | Full Name of the Coach | Motienko N.I. |