Pass 1a category of difficulty. Difficulty categories in mountaineering and mountaineering. Reference. Arrays of Damhurz, Juha, Magisho and Gento

Report
   about mountain tourist training
   campaign of the second category of difficulty
   in the Western Caucasus,
   by a perfect group of tourists of the Serpentin mountain tourism club (Sochi)
   July 11-24, 2008

2.8. Technical description of the route

Rise at 6:20. Partly cloudy. The state of the group is fighting.

Duritsky pass was visible to us from the lane. Ak-Air East., Now, accordingly, we see him from the parking lot.

We leave at 8:00. Right in front of us is a U-shaped scree grassy saddle. This is a false pass Duritsky, it leads to the valley of the Belaya River. Our pass is located to the left (west) and is hidden from us by a destroyed rocky ridge. We follow the path along the bottom of the circus and climb to the next terrace of the valley. We adhere to the left side in the direction of travel. Tours are stacked at the places where talus emerges. At 8:48 we stop for a 10-minute halt on the next terrace. Passing through a wide snow-covered gutter formed by the main ridge and an old ram’s forehead at the bottom of the circus, we come out to pass take-off.

Passing take-off from the east is a conglomerate scree with a steepness of 30-40 degrees with a length of about 100 m, which is flattening up. At the time of passage in the upper part was a small snowfield.

At 10:10 the group climbed the pass. The Duritsky pass 1A *, 3000 m, is located in the Arkasar ridge, connects the valleys of the Amanauz and Burnaya rivers (a tributary of the Big Laba), has an orientation of W-W. It is a wide (about 50 m) talus saddle of destroyed rocks. Tour in the middle.

The group on the lane. Duritsky 1A *

In the east we see the dominant century. Pshish, to the right of it is visible the city of Chuchkhur, still to the right of the city of Sofia. In the west, the city of Dukka Bashi is visible in the ridge of Arkasar, per. Dorbun, Dr. Burnaya, Dr. B.Laba.

In the tour, a note was found of a group of tourists from the Citadel tourist club, Belarus, Brest, dated August 18, 2008, who made a trip to the 2 st.

At the pass we eat a chocolate bar, take a picture, leave a note and at 1050 start the descent.

The descent begins in the southwestern part and is a scree 50 m long.

The steepness is up to 40 degrees, the talus is shallow, mobile. Then the exit to the snowfield is of the same steepness, which flattens down the valley. Crossing a pair of snowfields and scree, we make a halt at 12:25 at the bottom of the valley of the right tributary of the river. Stormy under the per. Dorbun.

We are consulting the whole group about the further path of movement. There are two options. First: go down to the confluence of the right and left tributary of the river. Stormy, then go up the left tributary to the circus of the passes of the Poachers and Vorontsov-Veliaminov. Second: On going down to the merger, cross the buttress separating the right and left p. Stormy.

Having consulted, we accept the second option, considering it more interesting and panoramic.

Then we go south, starting the traverse of the scree spur of the ridge. Climbing the spur, we find out that the ridge is single, and cut by talus lobbies into rays converging in the upper part. We are on the northernmost ray. The extreme southern ray is turned towards us by a large number of simple rocky outcrops on a steep grassy slope, the overcoming of which will require considerable expenditure of forces. Therefore, we climb up our ridge to the point of convergence of the rays. The steepness of the slope is about 20-30 degrees. Cross the snowfield.

We go along the ridge of the not melted snow pressurization of the ridge and cross the pressurization of the upper part in the place of its flattening and go to the ridge separating the tributaries.

We cross the ridge, which is of medium steepness, large-scale scree, and we have a panorama with a view of the Vorontsov-Veliaminov glacier and the river valley. Stormy. The climb path to the per. Vorontsova-Veliaminova.

At 13:20 in this panoramic place we stop at a halt to enjoy the beauty of the views. At 13:40, we begin the descent from the ridge, represented by a grassy-talus slope with a steepness of about 30 degrees. At 14:00 we stop on a shallow grassy terrace, where we stop for lunch. From the terrace we can clearly see the lane. Poachers, where we soon notice a group of D. Timofeev

In the parking lot there is a powerful stream, where we take water.

We watch the group of Timofeev D.V. coming down from the pass When they descended below the level of our terrace, we establish voice communication with them. Having talked and learned the latest news, we return to our business. Because we have two half-walks left to go, during lunch we dry things, rest.

At 16:35 we get down from the place of lunch by traverse down the uncooked middle-stone scree to the lake in the circus per. Poachers. At the lake 16:50 a small halt.

At 17:00 we leave along the inclined talus plateau of the retreating glacier to the right of the nunatak, which separates the two branches of the Vorontsov-Veliaminov glacier. We plan to go to the left-bank moraine, where according to the description there are places for overnight stays. Steepness up to 15 degrees. Going under the slope of the moraine, we find sites for three tents.

There is a brook nearby, so at 17:15 we stop here for a halt. As it turned out later, there really are many sites for tents on the ridge, but no water.

We set up the camp, we have dinner at 19:30. Partly cloudy. In the evening, tours approached the camp.

The group is in good condition.

Pass difficulty categoryThe nature of the most difficult sections of the pathTechnique and conditions of movement, bivouacsThe total time to overcome the pass. The number of insurance points (n). The length of the defining section (l)Special equipment required
1A Simple talus, snow and rocky slopes with steepness up to 30 °; gentle (up to 15 °) glaciers without cracks; steep grassy slopes on which sections of rocks are possible; usually the presence of trails on the approaches.The simplest individual technique of movement; self-insurance by an alpenstock or ice ax. For river crossings, approaches may require rope insurance. Overnight stays are usually in a forest or meadow zone.A few hours. N \u003d 0; l \u003d 0.Shoes with non-slip soles, alpenstocks, safety belts (chest harnesses) and carbines for each participant. 1-2 main ropes per group.
1B Uncomplicated rocks; snowy and scree slopes of medium steepness (from 20 to 45 °), and in some years, sections of ice on the slopes, usually covered with snow; closed glaciers with areas of hidden cracksThe simplest collective technique: simultaneous movement in bundles along slopes and closed glaciers. A portion of the railing on the slopes and at crossings. Overnight stay is possible on the border of the glacial zone.Not more than one day. N \u003d up to 5; l \u003d up to 40-50 m.Boots with grooved soles, alpenstocks or ice axes (1-2 ice axes per group are mandatory), safety systems and carbines for each participant. One main rope for every 3-4 people. Hooks rock and ice (3-4 per group), rock or ice hammer.
2A Rocky, snowy, ice slopes of medium steepness (from 20 to 45 °); closed glaciers and uncomplicated icefalls.More complex individual and collective technique: alternating or group (rail) insurance, the use of "cats" or cutting steps; hook insurance may be required. Accommodation is possible in the glacial zone.No more than a day. N \u003d 5-10; l \u003d up to 80-100 m (2-3 ropes in a row)In addition to the one listed for passes 1B ct., Ice axes and "cats" for each participant, hooks in the required quantity and assortment. One main rope for every 2-3 people.
2B Steep (over 45 °) snow, ice and rock slopes of medium complexity, short (up to 10-15 m) wall sections are possible; icefalls of medium complexity.The use of the most common arsenal of technical methods: handrail or alternate insurance, the use of hooks; the movement of the former on the rise, and the latter on the descent without a backpack, separate ascent and descent of the backpacks; descent along the rope ("dyulfer"). As a rule, overnight stays in the glacial zone are inevitable.At least 24 hours; N \u003d 5-20; l \u003d up to 200 m (3-5 ropes in a row)In addition to the 2A grade listed for passes, braking devices for lowering the rope and (preferably) clamps for lifting. Auxiliary rope, loops, expendable ends of ropes and hooks for lowering.
3A Steep (from 45 to 65 °) snowy, ice and rocky slopes of considerable length; wall sections up to 1-2 ropes in a row; complex icefalls.The use of various methods of movement and insurance on long sections, including the use of artificial supports, ladders, anchors, etc. Preliminary reconnaissance and processing of the route is usually necessary. Tactics are gaining predominance. Repeated overnight stays in the ice zone are inevitable. Organizing a bivouac can require a lot of time and effort.Up to two days. N \u003d 10-40; l \u003d 200 to 500 m (up to 10 ropes in a row)In addition to the equipment listed above, clamps for climbing rope; it is possible to use the main and auxiliary ropes of increased length; it may be necessary to use ladders, bookmarks and hooks to be removed during the descent.
3B The same as for 3A, but with a large length of complex sections, their diverse nature or extreme complexity, including walls with a steepness of 60 ° or more.The need for almost continuous mutual and group insurance for many hours and even days; special, designed to overcome this pass, training; excellent knowledge of technology by all participants; flawless tactics. Perhaps the lack of places for overnight stays, which requires the organization of "sedentary" or "hanging" bivouacs.At least two days. N \u003d more than 30; l \u003d 500 m or more (more than 10 ropes in a row)Same as for 3A. Equipment may be required that is specially prepared to overcome a particular pass.

Notes:

  1. The technical complexity of sections given in columns 2, 3, and 4 and the ways to overcome them are characteristic only for this category of difficulty of passes and do not occur when overcoming passes of the previous categories. The presence of sections of any length with the complexity characteristic of the passes of the previous categories is allowed.
  2. Under the insurance points are meant the places (positions) of fastening and etching the rope with an ice ax, hooks with carbines, rock ledges, ice columns, over the shoulder, lower back, etc., necessary for hanging the railing and for insurance going first on the rise and last when the descent.
  3. The presence of potentially dangerous sites (rockfalls, avalanches, ice landslides) does not affect the category of difficulty of the pass and should be taken into account in the tactics of passage and in the selection of equipment.
  4. To pass passes of any category of difficulty in winter conditions or with deep snow on the slopes, it is additionally required to have avalanche cords (20 m) for each participant and avalanche shovels, one for every 2-3 people.

The categories of passes are not enough to know, they must be felt. On a non-categorical quietly you go along the path uphill, then from the mountain, a sort of walking trip. 1A is the simplest of the categories - self-insurance is enough. This is when you insure yourself - with alpenstock or, because with a backpack, our jumping and mobility suffers greatly. Well, constant attention - you need to think over each step with your foot, taking into account the slippery surface, and "live" stones and moving loose. On more complex passes, one already needs so carefully trained in knots, harnesses and railings.

Emotions are also important in the mountains. With heavy loads, people are not so kind, someone restrains anger, someone tears. And then you watch a video of another group - a girl climbs a rope and smiles. - Why is she without a backpack? - I couldn’t, the boys raised for her. And he smiles, and when you could not drag your backpack you did not want to smile at all.

Knees are a weak spot, but not for everyone. The load on them is large, especially on the descent, and some wrap their knees for prevention with elastic bandages. Others suffer from hip joints and it’s worse - you don’t wrap them anymore.

There is one more nuisance you may encounter - sprain on the foot. Neither rescue nor caution helps - when you, along with a 16-pound one, are literally blown away by the wind when moving along the slippery valleys of spilled streams, you can get such a nuisance that you will feel six months after the hike.

Starmeans a possible categorization of the pass, depending on the conditions of passage.
Sunday sign   means increased avalanche hazard.
   "Khibiny fall"- November," the Khibiny winter spring"- December-April.
   The classifier was created by Konstantin Beketov.

   title    height    summer    fall    winter spring    the pass connects ...
   Academic 1075    1A    1B    1B    first right inflow of the Kuniyok river - Tuliyok river
   Aku Aku 440    n / a    1A    n / a    Yumyekorruai stream - lion. tributary of the Goltsovka river
   Arsenyev East 1030    n / a    1A!    1A!    Fersman creek - east source Meridian creek
   Arsenyev West 1000    1A    1B!    1B!    Chilman creek - center. source of the Meridian Stream
   Nameless 925    1B    1B!    1B!    Tuljok river - Kukisyok river
   Petrel 1080    2A    2A *!    2A *!    source of the Mal. White river - Kuniyok r.
   Question 940    n / a    1A    1A *    a stream flowing down from Geographov lane to the south-west - an unnamed lake in the south-west circus of the Takhtarvumchorr ridge
   Worthkewive 750    n / a    1A!    1A!    Tuljok river - mine named after Kirov
   Tall 1125    1A    1B!    1B!    source of the Kaljok River - south circus of the city of Central Lyavochorr
   Geographers 880    1A    1A    1A    Apatity industrial zone - Lake Mal.Wudyavr
   Gorely (Waterfall Valley) 400    n / a    n / a    n / a    Takhtaryok River - next to the south of the creek; on the border of the forest
   Guriy Vostochny (Njorkpahk East) 680    n / a    n / a    n / a
   Guriy Zapadny (Njorkpahk Zapadny) 650    n / a    1A    1A    Quarry Coashwa - Tymshasuive Stream
   Deniskina Joy 680    1A    1A    1A    Nefelin Stream - Zvezdochka Stream
   Star 300    n / a    n / a    n / a    Zvezdochka creek - Yumiekorruai creek
   Impulse (South Humekorr) 840    1A    1A    1A    Nefelin creek - lion; influx of Meridian creek
   Canyon 680    1A    1B    1A    Medvezhy Log Stream - next to the south of the stream; in the west shoulder of V. Chilman
   Cornice 1 to 4 1020    1B *    2A    2A!    Circus Per Shchel - Gakman Brook
   Cornice 5 1010    1B    2A    2A!    circus per. Shchel - the source of the river Vuonemjok
   Disaster East (Tahtarvum) 920    1B    2A!    2A!    the left tributary of the Mal. White River - next to the southeast of the stream from the Takhtaryok stream
   Disaster West 900    1B    2A!    2A!    the left tributary of the Mal. White river - Takhtaryok stream
   Cross (Rocky) 1005    1B *    2A!    2A!    Fersman lane circus - the source circus of Petrelius creek
   Cookysvum 480    n / a    n / a!    n / a!    Kuniyok R. - Kukysyok R.
   Kuropachy 430    n / a    n / a    n / a    Tuljok river - Kaskasnyunyok river, to the west of Rypnetsk
   Loparsky 644    n / a    1A    1A    mine named after Kirov (r.Loparskaya) - r.Tulyok
   Lavochorr North 700    n / a    n / a    n / a    Sev.Lavoyok river - Perevalnaya river
   Lyavochorr Central 925    1B    1B! *    1B! *    r.Sev.Lyavoyok - r.Kalyok
   Lavochorr South 1090    1A    1B    1B    Kaljok River - Lyavoyok River
Mannepahk 790    n / a    1A    1A    tributary of the Mannepahk river (Indivichvumyok) - Mannepahkuay river
   Marchenko (Quelporr) 670    n / a    1A    1A! (cornice!)    3rd right tributary of the Kuniyok river - Risyok river
   Namuive 520    n / a    n / a    n / a    Kaljok River - Mayvaltayok River
   Absurd 760    n / a    1A    1A!    Malaya Belyaya river - brook, track north of the Takhtaryok river; east of v. Khibiny
   November 790    1A    1A *    1A *    right inflow of the Mal.Belyaya river - stream, next to the south of the stream Medvezhy Log
   Cheating 563    n / a    n / a    n / a    r.Kalyok - r.Obmannaya
   Deer (Random) 730    1A    1B *    1B    Wed flow Kalyoka - Wed flow Mayvaltayoka
   Eagle 1100    2A    2A *!    2A!    Petrelius creek - Fersman creek
   Partomporr 533    n / a    n / a    n / a    Wed current Cascasnunjoka - Mayvaltayok river
   Partomchorr North 840    n / a    n / a    n / a    Lyavoyok river - Mayvaltayok river
   Partomchorr South 770    n / a    1A    1A    Lyavoyok river - Sev.Kaskasnyunyok river
   Petrelius East 883    1A    1B    1B
   Petrelius West 840    n / a    1B    1A    Malaya Belyaya River - Petrelius Stream
   Midnight 1100    2A-2B    2B!    2B!    "Fersman's circus" - north circus c.Chasnachorr; on the sidelines to glacier number 2
   Postman 600    n / a    1A    1A    Medvezhy Log Brook - Nefelin Brook
   Putellicorr 780    1A    1B    1B    Kuniyok r. - lion. tributary of r. Basseinaya Kuna
   Rainbow 600    n / a    n / a    n / a    Komarinoe Lake - Tulilukht Bay; east of Norkpahk
   Ramzai 800    n / a    n / a    n / a    Mal. White river - Poachyok stream
   Rischorr North 900    n / a-1A    1A    1A    Kaskasnyunyok river (Marakotova Abyss gorge) - sowing. source of the river Risyok
   Riscorr South 890    n / a    1A    1A    Kaskasnyunyok River (Witches Gorge) - south. source of the river Risyok
   Saddle Wallepahka 600    n / a    1A    1A    pr. tributary of the Obmannaya river - Kaljok river
   Seven Samurai 1050    1B    2A!    2A!    Meridianalny Brook - North Circus c.Chasnachorr; through the spur
   Swalwive East 560    n / a    n / a    n / a    Kaljok River - Mayvaltayok River
   Swalwive West 640    n / a    n / a    n / a    Kaljok River - Mayvaltayok River
   Tahtar 1120    1B *    2A *!    2A *!    left side circus of the valley of the Mal. White river - Zap.Poachyok stream
   Tahtarvum (Ravine Tahtarvumchorra) 955    1B    2A    2A!    the left tributary of the Malaya Belyaya river - the first stream south of the Takhtaryok stream
   Crack 960    2A    2A *    2A *    variant of the Karniz pass, actually through the Bastion
   Umbozersky 527    n / a    n / a    n / a    Partomyok river - Sev.Kaskasnyunyok river
   Rocky Gorge 600    n / a    n / a    n / a    Kirovsk city (Bol. White river) - stream from the lane of Geographers
   Fersman 980    1B    2A *    2A    ruch. Meridional - ruch. Fersman
   Chasnachorr 1130    1B    1B *!    2A!    Fersman lane circus - the first left tributary of Petrelius creek
   Chilman 790    n / a    1A    1A    ruch. Chilman - lion source of the stream Bear Log
   Chorgorr North 1020    1A    1B!    1B!    Kuniyok r. - Indivichvumyok r. (Mannepahk)
   Chorgorr South 850    n / a    1B    1A    Kuniyok River - Chasnayok Stream
   Hibinpahkchorra Slit (North-South) 780    1A    1B    1B    left tributary of the Goltsovka river - Yumiekorruai stream
   Eveslogchorra Slit 820    1B    1B *!    1B *!    pr. tributary of the Tuljok river - Vuonemjok river
   Eveslogchorr East 810    n / a    n / a    n / a    Vuonnemyok River - Tymshasuive Stream
   Eveslogchorr West 900    n / a    1A    1A    pr. tributary of the Tuljok river - Vuonnemyok river
   Eveslogchorr Central 900    1B    1B *!    1B *!    pr. tributary pr. tributary of the Tuljok river - Vuonnemyok river
   Yuksporlak 674    n / a    n / a    n / a    r.Vuonnemyok - r.Yuksporryok
   Yumekorr 700    n / a    n / a    n / a Yumyekorruai creek - lion.flow of Meridian creek

Most difficult site

Number of insurance points

Transition Time

   n / a

Tidal and rocky slopes up to 30g glaciers up to 15g

Few hours

Snow and talus clones up to 45 g, light rocks

No more than 1 day

Snow, ice, rocky slopes up to 45g, icefalls

No more than a day

Snow, ice, rocky slopes over 45g, ice falls, wall sections up to 15 meters

Not less than a day

Snow, ice, rocky slopes up to 65g, icefalls, wall sections up to 2 ropes

Snow, ice, rocky slopes over 60g, icefalls, wall sections of more than 2 ropes

Not less than two days

This list contains brief information about the passes located on the territory of the Caucasus Nature Reserve. The eastern border of the Reserve runs along the waterways of the river. Damhurz and r. Bolshaya Laba, and captures the territory of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic; the southern one passes either along the lateral spurs, or along the Main Dividing Range within the territory of the Kasnodar Territory. The western border is on the western and northwestern edge of the Lagonaki Plateau. In the north, the border extends along the systems of the Rocky and the Forward ridges.

This list was created on the basis of the previously published List of mountain passes in the Krasnodar Territory and the Republic of Adygea (I. Butvin, A. Samoilenko, 1997), taking into account the information and clarifications accumulated over the past decade.

This list provides information on 172 passes, while 71 passes (ie the largest number) have difficulty category “1A”. These are natural obstacles that are easy to overcome: talus, rocky and snowy slopes with a slope of up to 30 ° or shallow glaciers without cracks, or steep grassy slopes. There may be trails on the approaches to these passes. The simplest passes - non-categorical - are presented in the “List” in the amount of 45. The number of passes “1B” - “2A” of the difficulty category is 43. These are uncomplicated and medium steep sections (up to 45 °), where the use of special climbing equipment is sometimes necessary. Complex passes, “2B” - “3A” of difficulty category, are presented in the amount of 13, which makes up only 7.5% of the total number of all described passes.

The passes in the list are grouped according to local sections of large mountain ranges or their groups, according to established tourist-climbing mountain lists, and also depending on the absolute height. For each pass, the list contains the following data: serial number within the subarea; name of the pass; height in meters above sea level (data are given either by marks on topographic maps, or by altimeter readings); the category of difficulty of the pass in the summer and the nature of the main sections determining the difficulty of the pass (rocks, talus, ice, snow, grass, forest); river valleys, lakes, glaciers that connect the passes. The note provides additional information: information about the ascent (who and when), geographical features, historical and toponymic information.

In the “List” the following local sections are distinguished:

(Lagonaki Highlands, Fisht-Oshtenovsky Massif).

  (Amuko massif - Big Chura - Achishkho, Tybga massif - Dzhemaruk - Chugush, Assara ranges- Vorobyova - Dzitaku -   Urushten, Dzhuga-Bambak massifs).

3. Arrays of Thatch - Acheshbok.

4. The eastern part of the Caucasian reserve (pseashkh massif, Chelipsi-Alous-Yatygvart massifs; Aishkha ridge; Rocky massif; ridge Tsahvoa (Herzen); Kardyvachsky mountain junction; massifs of Yukha-Damkhurts: Imereti mountain junction; ridges Aibgin and Acetuks).

5. Arrays of Magisho-Gent.

Briefly consider each of them.

1. Northwest part of the Caucasus Nature Reserve

Lagonaki Highlands it stands out in the system of mountains of the Western Caucasus as a separate structure and adjoins from the north to the GKH in the region of the Belorechensky pass and Chigursan lane. Located in the interfluve of the Belaya and Przekhi rivers. Borders are drawn along the cliffs of the Nagoy-Chuk massif and the Montenegrin plateau in the west, the rocky ledges of the ranges of the Stone Sea and Azish-Tau in the east; in the south, the border passes through the Guzeripl, Armenian and Belorechensky passes. The highest point of the highlands is Mount Fisht (2868 m). The total area is about 700 km 2.

The Lagonaki Plateau is a small remnant of the vast environment of a non-mountainous country that once existed in the Caucasus. The modern surface is a kind of kuests due to the monoclinic bedding of the strata. Some of the passes (Maykopsky, Geymanovsky gates, etc.) are located at the places where limestone cliffs form vertical walls on the surface.

A mountain group fringes the southern edge of the highlands Fisht-Oshtenovsky massif . This structure resembles a huge impregnable fortress. The arrays of the Fisht and Przekho-Su mountains are bounded on almost all sides by rocky cliffs and huge glacial circuses. A little away from them is the Oshtenovsky massif, which is connected to Mount Fisht by the bridge of the Fisht-Oshtenovsky pass (2205 m).

In total, we collected information on Lagonaki on 15 passes, including 13 non-category, 1 - 1-A, 1 -1-B ct. Heights range from 1463 m to 2675 m (Oshten saddle).

From time immemorial, trade routes to the sea went through some passes. In the pre-war era, the famous 30th All-Union route “Across the Adygea to the Black Sea”, which crossed the Guzeriplsky lane (1965 m), Armenian (1852 m), Belorechensky (1782 m), Cherkessky (1836 m), began to operate. A little later, the 825th All-Union Planning Route (Maykop-Lazarevskoye) began to function, starting on foot from the Lagonaki t / b and then following through the lane. Azish (1775 m), Abadzesh (2043 m), Oshtenovsky (2117 m), Maykop (1950 m), Chigursan (1889 m).

2. The western part of the Caucasian reserve

Arrays Amuko - Big Chura - Achishkho.The Amuko Ridge with the peak of the same name of 1918 m adjoins the GKH from the south-west in the vicinity of the Bolshaya Chura mountain. The length of the ridge from west to east is about 10 km. The 1st Amuko pass with grassy talus slopes, located in the southwestern shoulder of the Amuko Mountain and connecting the Agva River (Sochi River Basin) and Ushha (Sochi River Basin), is classified. In the offseason, 1-A grade is estimated.

The Bolshaya Chura massif is located in the axial zone of the Main Watershed and adjoins the Amuko Range from the eastern side. The highest point is Mount Big Chura (2250.7 m). The massif has steep southern and western slopes, relative elevations are up to 1000-1100 m. Above the 2-km isoline are open areas. The Achishkho massif also belongs to the system of ridges GVH and rises from the north-west over the village. Krasnaya Polyana, the highest point is Mount Achishkho - 2391.4 m. From different sides cattle driving or hunting trails rise to the massif. The “List” contains 4 passes, simple and affordable. Achishkho district is distinguished by what is considered the wettest place in the country. Clear, sunny days here are only 60-70 a year, and often 4–4.5 thousand mm of precipitation falls annually.

Tybga-Dzhemaruk-Chugush Massif connected to the Achishkho massif by a wooded bridge of the Colchis Gate. Located in the northern spurs of the GKH. The highest point of the massif is Mount Chugush (3237.8 m). In our opinion, it is also one of the most western peaks-three thousandths in the Caucasus. This is a real world of highlands with peaked peaks of rocks, relatively powerful (by the standards of the Western Caucasus) mountain glaciation, large talus, snowy slopes, "ram's foreheads". It is difficult to get here from the south, from Krasnaya Polyana you need to spend 2.5 - 3 days to get to the Chugushsky glacier. From the north, from the village Guzeripl to the Tybga mountain (3064.6 m) is about 40 km long. A total of 19 passes were passed and classified, the highest of which was K. Yu. Golgofskaya (2A, ~ 3060 m), the lowest - Turovy (n / c, 2071 m), connecting the Sennaya camp with the village. Guzeripl. A major role in the development of this massif belongs to Maykop pedestrian tourists. In honor of one of them - A. Kh. Bagov, the first master of sports in tourism in the Republic of Adygea, one of the passes was named.

Assar Ranges - Vorobyov - Dzitaku - Urushten located next to the southeast from the Tybga-Dzhemaruk-Chugush massifs. If the 1st ridge is located in the axial zone of the GKH, then the rest are its northern spurs. This is the heart of the reserve and, in addition, very inaccessible. Passes through this ridge lead mainly from the Achipse river basin to the Kisha river basin. The length of the ridge, having a horseshoe-shaped, 7-8 km. On the northern slopes in the cross-shaped depressions lie glaciers. They, in combination with rocky-talus slopes, create certain difficulties in overcoming depressions in the ridge. The passes here can be rated 2A-2B ct. In hr. Vorobyov known 4 passes, the most difficult of them - 2A. In the upper reaches of the Kitayka River, the right tributary of the Kisha River, there are the lowest glaciers in the Caucasus, whose languages \u200b\u200bfall to 1710-1800 m. Paths to the Vorobyev and Eight passes pass through them. In hr. Dzitaku is one of the impassable classified passes - Camel (2690 m), estimated at 3A grade It connects the origins of the Kitayka River and bass. Laura River. The main difficulty is overcoming the 150-meter rocky ice discharge from the north side and the increased rock hazard of the slopes due to the heavily destroyed rocks. Some of the passes in this part were first passed and described in the scientific and sports expedition "Caucasian Reserve-94", one of the leaders of which was the author. Among them: Sinerechensky (2A, 2750 m, speed / ice / OS), Nadozerny (1B-2A, 2682 m), Osypnaya (1A-1B, 2405 m, grass / OS / speed) - in the ridge Jitaku; Koshkareva False. (1B, 2740 m, speed / ground / grass.) In the range Urushten.

To the north of the above juga Mountain Junction - Bambak . From the south, it borders on Aspidny lane, from the north along the Solonets ridge, the western border runs along the Kisha river valley, the eastern border - along the dol. Urushten River. The highest point is Mount Dzhuga (2975.9 m). On the northern slopes of Dzhugi several small glaciers occur. Well-cleaned nature trails lead to the junction from the Kisha cordon across the lane. Aspidny and with the lane. Damn Gate. A total of 7 easy passes are classified, including three 1A ct. and three n / a.

3. Arrays of Thachi-Acheshbok

Thachi Range - Acheshbok - Chests located in the system of mountains of the Front Range on the border of the Caucasian Reserve. The relief is kuestoobrazny, the northern slopes are mainly grassy, \u200b\u200bsteep (up to 40-45 °), the orientation slopes are 150-250-meter rock bastions. A well-filled path follows the crest of the ridge. In total, 5 n / a passes with heights of 1951-2150 m.

4. The eastern part of the Caucasus Nature Reserve

Massif Pseashkha   relatively well studied by climbers, tourists, scientists because of its accessibility. From Krasnaya Polyana in 1.5-2 days you can reach the camp "Cold" (the valley of the Urushten river) and the upper reaches of Malaya Laba. From here to the peaks and passes at your fingertips. The western border of the massif runs along the lowest low in the Main Dividing Line, which separates the basins of the Urushten and Laura rivers. This is the Pseashkh pass (n / a, 2014 m). As early as 1845, a Russian officer, Baron Tornau, penetrated through it from the valley of the Urushten River to Krasnaya Polyana. He subsequently wrote: "This plain inconspicuously leaning on one side to the northeast, on the other to the southwest, formed a turning point." The pass, as noted by Yu.K. Efremov in his remarkable book, "The paths of the mountainous Black Sea", is truly outstanding. He is a valley type. You can go to the saddle for half a day and think to yourself: “When will we finally come?” So here the crossing point lies on the barely visible convexity of the bottom of a flat valley.

The Pseashkha massif stands out for its compactness, peaked peaks, by local standards, and powerful glaciation (filed by V.D. Panov, the area of \u200b\u200bPseashkho lane is 1.8 km 2 and the length is 3.1 km). 10 passes were studied here, except for the simple lane described above. Pseashha is the lane. Builders (1B, 2800 m), per. Neftyanik (1B, 2940 m), per. Marble (1B *, 2800 m) and others. To the first two from the side of the Chistaya River, the path often runs along the Kholodny glacier, one of the longest in the region. The Marble Pass is an increased danger during rains (again from the side of the Chistaya River).

Arrays of Chelipsi-Alous-Yatyghvart   very picturesque, but rarely visited by people. The highest point is Mount Chelipsi (3097 m). The Alous Range, meridionally elongated from south to north, separates the basins of the Achipsta and Chelipsi rivers, there are practically no paths on it. The pass covered 15 passes, of which one of the most difficult - per. Chelipsi Zap. (2A, 2811 m). Through the lane In the war years, Alous and Mastakan passed the line of defense, and in the 60-70s a planned hiking trail operated. The Tryu pass (n / a, 2330 m), connecting the Yatygvart massif and the ridge. Skirda is a classic example of a saddle just below the altitude of the pass.

Aishha Range - This is a section of the GKH from Aishkha Pass to Pyaterykh Pass. It is a long (about 30 km) and seemingly gentle chain of meadow peaks, between which there are shallow depressions of saddles. A trodden path runs along the ridge. Five passes n / a - 1-A grade are known here, heights are in the range of 1965-2625 m.

Of particular interest ridge Tsahvoa (Herzen)   - a watershed between the Damkhurts and Tsakhvoa rivers, located in the northern spur of the Main Range, adjacent to it in the region of Mount Tsyndyshha (3139 m) and having a length of 16 km. The highest point of the ridge is Mount Tsakhvoa (3345.2 m). This peak is considered the highest point of the Krasnodar Territory. There are several peaks that exceed 3100-3200 m above sea level. The slopes of the ridge are very steep, and in some places steep, dissected by deep steep valleys, streams and gullies. The valleys of the tributaries of the Bezymyanka and Tsakhvoa rivers form crossbars, through which it is very difficult to climb. In the ridge, only 12 passes were passed from 1A to 3A grade

Relatively well studied Kardyvach mountain junction   - famous tourist-climbing area. 18 passes were mastered, including n / a -3, 1A - 12, 1B - 2, 2A - 1. The maximum height is 2850 m, the lowest mark is 2100 m.

Imereti Mountain Knot   For a long time it remained a poorly studied and deaf area of \u200b\u200bthe reserve. However, over the past decades, the situation has changed, and so far 16 passes from n / a to 2B ct have been taken into account here.

Ranges Aibgin and Acetuksky   merged into one subarea. Its length is 35 km, the highest point is Mount Agepsta (3257 m), has a pan-Caucasian extension and stretches south of the GKH, divided by the Mzymty valley. 10 passes of various difficulty categories were certified: from n / a to 1B ct, the height of the passes ranges from 1500 to 2600 m.

5. Arrays of Magisho and Gent

Mountain knot Magisho - Gent   located partially on the border with the Republic of Karachay-Cherkessia. The highest point is Mount Magisho (3160 m). From the valley side of the Bolshaya Laba River there are good transport entrances. Cattle driving and hiking trails have long passed through Umpyr and Magisho passes. Alpine meadows are natural pastures for livestock: horses, sheep.

Conventions and Abbreviations

1953,9   precise elevation
1950   approximate elevation
~2600   indicative elevation
(Zero Picket)or   / ur Agepsta /   name option, usually equivalent
(bass. R. White)   explanation of the location of the object
[Dzishsky]   historical name (toponym)
"Flower bed"   rarely used toponym
[?] there is no exact localization of the toponym
FROM   - north 3   - west YU- south IN   - east
sowing   - north   app.   - western south   - south east   - eastern
ch.   - the main [th], center.   - central [th],   knots   - nodal [th] B.   - big [th], M.   - small [th] top   - top [s] lower   - bottom [s] right   - right [th], a lion.   - left [th],
trans.   - pass   ice.   - glacier [ice. № 21   - glacier number according to the ″ Glacier Catalog ... ″] g.   - mountain   in.   - top   P.   - peak hr   - the ridge, GVH   - Main Dividing Range
lake   - lake   R.   - a river   ruch.   - stream, d.   - river valley,   bass. R.   - river basin
ur   - natural boundary

Conditional reductions in the category of difficulty passes

herbs, (tr.)   herbaceous
sk.   rocky
os   scree
forest.   forest
ld   ice
sn.   snow
n / a.   not categorical

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Lagonaki, Fisht-Oshtenovsky massif

NameHeightCategoryLocationIntelligence
1 Abadzeshsky 2043 n / a, herbs.between the Abadzesh massif and hr. Stone Sea the origins of the river. Kurdzhips - the source of the river. Armenian women (instructor slit)
2 Azish [Dzish] 1775 n / aforest.between hr. Stone Sea and Iron Plateau, ur Gutter (bass. R. Bzykha) - bass. R. Kurdzhips
3 Armenian 1866 n / a, herbs.between the Oshten massif and hr. Armenian the origins of the river. Mudny Teplyak - the source of the river. Belaya (Fisht Shelter)
4 Belorechensky [Shible, Shitlib] 1782 n / a, herbs.GVH, between the Fisht massif and the town of Belorechenskaya 1972.0, the origins of the river. Belaya (Fisht shelter) - the sources of the river. Bushiy (bass. R. Shahe) An ancient trade and cattle drive trail for the communication of mountain tribes,
  living on the sea coast and on the northern slope of the GKH.
5 Geymanovskie Gate"Instructor Slit" 2020 n / acable.sowing - east. the tip of the Oshten massif, to the west and near the cliff (2045.0), a lion. source of river Armenian women (Instructor Slit) - right. source of river Armenian women (level Uzurub Pass) A trail runs from the Lagonaki Plateau to Guzeripl Lane and further to Fisht Avenue through the Gates.
6 Guzeripl (Guzeripl) 1995 n / acable.between the Oshten massif and the city of Guzeripl 2158.0, the origins of the river. Armenian women - the origins of the river. Muddy Teplyak
7 Maykop 1950 n / acable.between the Pshejo-su massif and the hr. Nagoya - Chuk / g. Tuba /, bass. R. Tsitsa (Lake Psenodakh or Ur. Cup) - bass. R. Pshekhi
8 Messo 1950 n / a, herbs.between the Messo massif (2070.5) and the Nagoya-Chuk massif (2371.5), r. Shumichka / ur. Cold Spring / (bas. P. Tsitsa) - the sources of p. Second Shumik (bass. River Psheha)
9 Oshtenovsky 2117 n / a, herbs.between the Abadzesh and Oshten massifs [p. Natalie - 2279.0], the origins of the river. Armenian women (Instructor Slit) - the sources of the river. Tsitsa (ur. Lagonaki)
10 Oshten Saddle 2675 1Atr.-os.-sn.oshten massif, between 2761.0 and the city of Oshten Center. (2727.8), the origins of the river. Tsitsa (Lagonaki tract) - the source of the river. White Penchukov A. - p / p (1988).
11 Tubinsky 2025 n / acable.between the city of Tuba (2062.0) and Naked - Chuk (2467.1)Tubinsky during the Caucasian war called sovr. Grachevsky lane.
12 Fishtinsky 2442 1B, sn. - ld. - Os.fisht massif, between the Main peak 2867.7 and the Southern massif (2564.5), ice. M. Fishtinsky (bass. P. Belaya) - the sources of p. Pshekhashkhi (bas. P. Psheha) Samoilenko A. - p / p (1988).
13 Fisht-Oshtenovsky 2205 n / acable.between the Fisht-Psheha-su and Oshten massifs, lake Psenoda (bas. P. Tsitsa) - the sources of p. White
14 Circassian 1836 n / aherbs.southwest spur GVH, between the city of Chigursan 1951.0 and the city of Mauritius 1953.9, right source of river Bush - the source of the river. Insect
15 Chigursan 1889 n / a, herbs.GVH, between the city of Chigursan 1951.0 and the Fisht massif (to the north-west river from Cherkessky lane), the origins of the river. Pshekhashhi is right. source of river Bushy

Amuco - Bol. Chura - Achishkho


NameHeightCategoryLocationIntelligence
1 Amuko 1780 n / a, herbs.amuko massif, between the Main peak of 1918.1 and c. 1846.8, r. Agva (bas. P. Sochi) - p. Ushha (bass. R. Sochi) Off season 1A.
2 Achishkho 2220 1Atr.-os.-sn.GVH, between the city of Achishkho (knots.) 2363.2 and c. 2253.6 (to B from the city of Achishkho Glavn. 2391.4), the origins of the river. Rybnaya (bass. R. Berezovoi) - the sources of the river. Achips (bas. P. Mzymty) Among the local residents and Sochi local historians, the second name of the pass is widespread - "Sleeping Circassian".
3 Colchis Gate 1593 n / aforest.decrease in GVH, to W from ur. Osmanov’s Balagany and near the tract "Grechko’s house", r. Birch (Bas. R. White) - p. Turovaya (bass. R. Achips)
4 Bearish (Bearish Gate) 1880 n / aforest - tr.hr Achishkho, between "Center. Rocky" 2053.6 and c. 1999.5 a lion. source of river Rabies (bas. P. Mzymty) - the source of the river. Achips (bas. P. Mzymty)
5 "Acute" 1860 n / aforest - tr. hr Achishkho, 300 meters north-west of v. 1999.5
6 Chura 2090 1Atr.-os.-sn.b. Chura massif, to the southwest and near to. 2196.1, a lion. source of river Shah - the source of the river. Sochi
7 Chura East. 2070 1Atr.-os.-sn.massif B. Chura, to V from c. 2196.1

Tybga - Dzhemaruk - Chugush


NameHeightCategoryLocationIntelligence
1 Bagovsky (Dzhemaruk) 2800 1A, Os.between the Chugush and Dzhemaruk massifs (between the city of Golgotha \u200b\u200b3095.8 and c. 2920.1), ruch. Bagovsky (bass. P. Chessu) - p. Dzhemaruk Vost. (bass R. Kisha) Bagov A. (1971) - p / p, named the first "Dzhemaruk", Bormotov I. (1974) when passing gives the name "Bagovsky", in honor of Bagov A. Kh.
2 Side ~2250 1B, sk.-os.northeastern spur of the peak 2893.8 in the Kotova massif, between in. 2659.1 and 2366.5, r. Bagovsky East. (bas. p. Kisha) - the right tributary of the p. Kisha Lust W. (2002)
3 Golgothskoy K.Yu. ~3060 2A, sk.-Os.-sn.dzhemaruk massif, between the town of Dzhemaruk Ch. (3157.6 m) and nodal c. (? m) the origins of the river. Cold / glacier №14 / (bas. P. Kisha) - p. Dzhemaruk / glacier No. 10 / (bass. River Chessu) Lust V. (2002) Named after the geobotanist K.Yu. Golgothskoy - one of the oldest researchers of the Caucasus Nature Reserve,
4 Kalugina S.G. ~2400 1Atr.-sk.-os.SWZ spur of the massif Mal. Chugush (3063), between the east 2703.0 and 2471.1,   between two right tributaries of the Berezovaya river Lust V. (2000), used in conjunction with Kotov Lane.
5 Kotova A.V. ~2575 3Ask.-os.-ld.hr Chugush, between the centuries 2612.2 and 3032.0 (NWT - “The Westernmost Three-thousanders” in the Caucasus), right tributary of the Berezovaya river - lion. tributary of the Chessu river (Barrier Range) Lust V. (2000), named after A.V. Kotov, a zoologist in the Caucasus Nature Reserve, who tragically died under an avalanche on the Aspid Ridge in 1970.
6 Molchepa ~2470 ~ 1B, tr.-os. - sk.hr Anhydrous, between the city of Tybga 3064.6 and c. 2558.0, source of river Molchepy - d. Chessu Bagov A. (1971), Bormotov I. (1974) radially during traverse ridge. Anhydrous.
7 Nemtseva A.S. ~2430 2A, sk.-Os.-sn.dzhemaruk ridge (northeastern spur of the town of Dzhemaruk Vost. 3099.4), between in. 2821.0 and 2594.0, r. Cold - p. Kisha Lust V. (2002). Named in honor of zoologist A. S. Nemtsev, a researcher at the Caucasus Nature Reserve, who died tragically in 2001.
8 Robinson V.N. ~3000 2B,sk.-os.-ld.dzhemaruk massif, between in. 2814 and nodal c. (? m)There is no evidence of complete passage. It is named after the geologist V.N. Robinson, who studied the geological structure of the mountains of the Caucasus Reserve in the 1920-1930s.
9 Fish (Deer) 2182 1A,cable.hr Anhydrous, between. in. [?] and 2512.0, rybka beam (bass. R. Molchepy) - dr. Chessu
10 Transcaucasia - 93 ("Osmanov") 2640 1B, sk.-os.-ld.GVH, between in. in. 2778.3 and 2673.0, ur Osmanov Balagany (the sources of the river Turova / bass. River Achips /) - the sources of the river Kisha Solid A. (1993). named after the scientific and sports expedition "Transcaucasus-93" (1993) Lust (2002) - named after Per. Asmanov
11 Turov 2071 n / a, herbs.sowing the tip of the 2nd spur of Tybgi (near the Turov shed) r. Nameless (bass. R. Kisha) - Eternal beam (bass. R. Cold)
12 Tybginsky 2944 ~ 1B, tr.-os. - sk.hr Tybga, between the city of Tybga 3064.6 and the 1st Pyramid 3099.4, ruch. Tybginsky (bas. P. Cold) - d. Chessu Bagov A. (1971), Bormotov I. (1974) radially during the traverse of the Tybginsko-Dzhemaruksky ridge. There is no information about the full passage.
13 Tybginsko - Dzhemaruk notch 2775 2A, sk.-Os.-sn.at the junction of the Tybgi and Dzhemaruk massifs (the lowest point of the "Tybgin-Dzhemaruk Saw"), lake Tybginskoe (bas. P. Cold) - p. Dzhemaruk (bass R. Chessu) Samoilenko A. (1994)
14 Comfortable 2590 1A, tr.the north-western spur of the Kotov massif (3046.0 m), between the marks of 2688.8 and 2478.6. the origins of the river. Chessu - ruch. Bagovsky Zap. (bass. R. Chessu) Samoilenko A. (1991). Used in conjunction with the Chugush Vost pass.
15 Chessu ~3030 3A, sk.-os.-sn.-ld.dzhemaruk massif, between the town of Golgotha \u200b\u200b(3096 m) and the town of Dzhemaruk Gl. (3157.6 m), r. Dzhemaruk (bass. R. Chessu) - r. Bagovsky East. (bass. R. Kishi) Lust W. (2002)
16 Chugush Vost. (Snow White) 2675 1A - 1B, sk.-os.-sn.-ld.between the Chugush massif (v. 3026.0 m) and the Kotov massif (v. 2893.8 m), the origins of the river. Chessu / ice. Chugush Center ./- sources of the river. Quiche (left tributary) Samoilenko A. (1994)
17 Chugush Zap. 2700 2A - 2B, sk.-os.-ld.hr Chugush, between c. 3035.0 and c. 2970.9, r. M. Chessu / ice. Chugush Zap. / (Bass. R. Chessu) - the sources of r. Birch (bass. P. Beloy) Butvin I. (1994) - 2A, from the river Chess along the "ram's foreheads" Lust V. (1999) - 2B, along the glacier Zap. Chugush (bass R. Chess)
18 Chugush Yuzh. ("Maykop Students") 2760 1A, sk.-Os.-sn.hr Chugush, between c. in. 3094.0 and 2778.3, ur The Osmanov Balagans (the sources of the Berezova River / bass. Of the Belaya River /) are the sources of the river. Kisha (ice. No. 18) Tsukanov M. (1990)
  The most convenient descent to the source of Kishi, to the Chugush Vost. Glacier, is used when climbing to Chugush from the ur. Ottoman booths.
19 South Tybgin Pass 2960 1B, sk.-Os.-sn.south tip of the Tybgi massif, southeast of c. 2998.8, lake Tybginskoe (bas. P. Cold) - p. Dzhemaruk (bass R. Chessu) Butvin I. (1994) description of the passage. Before that, it was regularly used in the transition from the city of Tybga (traverse of the ridge Tybga) to the Basse River Chess, incl. Bagov A. (1971), Bormotov I. (1974).

Assara - Vorobyov - Dzitaku


NameHeightCategoryLocationIntelligence
1 55 years of SevNTU (Snowy) 2723 1B, Os.sowing spur GVH, between in. 2840.2 and century (~ 2780) (to the northwest from Vorobyov lane),Sevastopol club of tourists (2006).
2 Assara (Semikolenka) 2550 1A *,mainstreamGVH, between in. in. 2653.5 and 2563.8, r. Turovaya (bas. P. Achips) - p. North Assara (bass R. Kisha) On the southern slope, the trail is partially destroyed.
3 Assara East 2555 1A - 1B, Os.-ld.-sn.GVH, between in. [~ 2600] (Assara massif) and the city of Geomorphologists 2665.1, r. Petrarch (bas. P. Achips) - p. North Assara / ice. No. 20B / (Kisha bass. ) From the north, an approach from the r. Geomorphologists.
4 Bakermanka 2395 1A, Os.-tr.northeastern spur range Urushten, between c. in. 2545.0 and 2452.0,   the origins of the river. Bakermanki (bas. R. Urushten) - r. Blue (bas. R. Urushten)
5 Camel 2690 2B - 3A, sk.-ld.GVH, between in. in. (~ 2690) and 2707.5, the origins of the river. Kitayki (ice. No. 23) (bass. River Kisha) - p. Laura Dzitak (bass river. Achips) Tsukanov M. (1993).
6 Vorobyev V.I. 2646 2A *,sk.-ld.-sn.sowing spur GVH, between the city of Vorobyov 2854.4 and c. 2840.2, ruch. Geomorphologists (bas. R. Kisha) - ice. Vorobyova / No. 21 / (bass. River Kitayka) Vorobev V. (1906). He died on the descent from the glacier during the passage of this pass towards the valley of the river. Chinese women. IN AND. Vorobyov (1875-1906) - a geologist and mineralogist, who stood at the origins of the geological study of the Caucasian reserve. Discovered Triassic deposits in the river basin. White and r. Mal Labs.
7 Of eight 2392 2A, sk.-Os.-sn.sowing spur GVH, between in. 2840.2 and century 2568.5, (to the NE from Vorobyov Lane), Nikiforova Beam / ruch. Vasilieva /) - ice. Vorobyova / No. 21 / (bass. River Kitayki) Vasiliev G. (1978).
8 Sad 2535 1A, Os.-tr.urushten massif, between the city of Sad (2763.9) and in. 2573.0, lake Sad (bass. R. Sad) - lakes on the ridge. Sad (bass. R. Kitayka) Andreev D., Andreeva A. (2012), passed from the lake. Sad (bass R.Grustnoy) in the valley of the river. Chinese women.
9 Jitaku 2700 1B, sk.-Os.-sn.south extremity Urushten (north spur GVH), between in. 2733.6 and 2663.0, the origins of the river. Siney (bas. R. Urushten) - dr. Chinese women (bass R. Kisha) Bagov A. (1971), Bormotov I. (1979).
10 Jaeger Slots 2550 1A *, sk.-Os.-sn.GVH, to the NE and near the city of Assar 2632.1, the origins of the river. Petrarch (bas. R. Laura) - the sources of the river. North Assara (bass R. Kisha) Two saddles. the descent / ascent on the C slope with a backpack is difficult.
11 Kashkareva I. 2780 1B, sk.-OS.-tr.hr Urushten, between c. in. 2808.3 and 2898.9, (to C from the lane "Kashkareva false."), d. Siney (bas. R. Urushten) - 2nd right. tributary of the river. Chinese / ice. No. 25 / (bass. R. Kisha) Tverdy A., Cherednikov N., Butvin I. (1989). A radial exit from the valley. Blue. Named in honor of I. Kashkarev, a local history tourist who died under an avalanche on the Kola Peninsula
12 Kashkareva I. "false" 2740 1B, sk.-OS.-tr.hr Urushten, between c. in. 2760.4 and 2808.3, (to C from Dzitaku lane), d. Siney (bass. R. Urushten) - 1st right. tributary of the river. Chinese women (bass R. Kisha) There is no evidence of complete passage.
13 Nadozerny 2682 1B - 2A, tr.hr Jitaku, between at. 2795 and Dzitaku city 2818.5,Used. in conjunction with the lane Sinerechensky.
14 Bypass 2665 1A,cable.sowing spur GVH, between in. (~ 2780) and 2687.0 (to the northwest from Snezhnoy lane), Nikiforova Beam / ruch. Vasilieva / (bas. P. Kisha) - creek. Geomorphologists (Bas. R. Kisha) Butvin I. (1995).
15 Scree 2405 1A - 1B,tr.-os.-sk.hr Jitaku, to the NE from Dzitaku, r. Blue - p. Urushten There is no evidence of complete passage.
16 Ochapovsky S.V. ~2750 ~ 1B - 2A, sk.-Os.-sn.3020.6 (1st saddle) to the North-East from the city of Urushten, between the city of Urushten 3020.6 and c. 2775.0, lake Urushten (bas. P. Aspidnaya) - p. Blue (bas. R. Urushten) There is no evidence of complete passage. Named in honor of Professor S.V. Ochapovsky (1878-1945) - a famous ophthalmologist and traveler.
17 "Jumper" 2500 1A - 1B, sk.-ld.-sn.sowing spur of the city of Geomorphologists 2665.1, the origins of the pen. Geomorphologists (bas. R. Sev. Assara) - ice. No. 20B (bass. R. Sev. Assara) Used in conjunction with the Assara Pass Vost.
18 Sinerechensky 2750 2A, sk.-ld.-os.GVH, between in. in. 2817.2 (knots) and 2795.7, ice. Dzitaku / No. 26 / (bass river. Sinaya) - Dzitak lakes (bass river. Urushten) Descent to the lakes through the Nadozerny pass.
19 Urushten Sev. 2930 1A - 1B, sk.-OS.-tr.hr Urushten, to and near the city of Urushten 3020.6, lake Urushten (bas. P. Aspidnaya) - 3rd right. tributary of the river. Chinese women (bass R. Kisha) Butvin I. (1995).
20 Urushten South 2830 1A - 1B, sk.-OS.-tr.hr Urushten, between c. 2898.9 and the city of Urushten 3020.6, (to C from Kashkarev lane), d. Blue (bass. R. Urushten) - 3rd right. tributary of the river. Chinese women (bass R. Kisha)
21 Shaposhnikova H.G. 2550 2B *, sk.-ld.GVH, between in. in. (~ 2596) and 2633.7, the origins of the river. Chinese / ice. No. 22 / (bas. P. Kisha) - p. Laura Assar (bass. R. Achips) Lust W. (1999). Named in honor of Kh. G. Shaposhnikov - founder and first director of the Caucasus Nature Reserve.

Dzhuga - Bambak


NameHeightCategoryLocationIntelligence
1 Aspidny 2315 n / aherbs.between hr. Aspid and the Jugi massif, r. Turovaya (bas. P. Kisha) - p. Aspidnaya (bas. R. Urushten)
2 Bambak 2642 1A,cable.between the massifs of Bambaka (Parnygu) and Mal. Bambaka the origins of the river. Bambachki - the source of the river. Chelepses Descent towards the river. Chelepsy is more convenient through Chelepsinsky pass
3 Julai 2900 1B, sk.-Os.-sn.dzhuga massif, to C and near the town of Dzhuga 2975.9, r. Chelepsy (Chelepsinsky lakes) (bas. R. Urushten) - r. Turovaya (Bas. Kishi) Cooper W. (1994)
4 Princely 2330 n / aherbs.between the array Mal. Bambaka and hr. Solontsov, r. Princely (bas. P. Kishi) - p. Bambachka (Bas. R. Urushten)
5 Solonetz 2345 n / aherbs.hr Solonetsovy, between. 2475.0 and the city of Juvia 2425.0, r. Bambachka (bass. River. Urushten) - a lion. tributary of the river. Shishi (bass R. Kishi)
6 Chelepsy 2692 1A,cable.between the massifs of Dzhugi and Mal. Bambaka mordovian beam (bas. p. Kishi) - p. Chelepsy (bas. R. Urushten)
7 Schilder V.A. 2602 1A,cable.jugy massif, between in. 2681.0 and ~ 2730, lake Dzhugskoye (Kotova) - per. Aspidny Ascent-descent from the side of the Aspidny pass along the ridge. It is named in honor of V.A. Schilder (1855-1925), a participant and chronicler of the Kuban hunt in the period from 1893 to 1902.

Thach - Acheshbok



NameHeightCategoryLocationIntelligence
1 Asbestos ("Confectionery") 2150 n / aherbs.In the south - west. - app. shoulder and near the town of Asbestnoy [Cherpetsh] 2285.3, the origins of the river. Afonki (bas. R. Shishi) - the sources of the river. Shishi (bass R. Kishi)
2 Acheshbok (Devil's Gate) 2120 n / a   herbs.Between the city of Devil's Gate (Acheshbok) 2486.0 and ridge. Agigé   R. Bol Acheshbok (bass river. Bugunzha) - the sources of the river. Shishi (bass R. Kishi)
3 Ossetian 2095 n / aherbs.Between the city of Mal. Thach 2237.9 and c. 2135.0, the origins of the river. Afonki (bas. R. Shishi) - the sources of the river. Thach (Bass River Bugunzha) ridge traverse along a cattle drive path
4 Thach 1951 n / aherbs.Between the city of Bol. Thach 2368.4 and the city of Mal. Thach (Bald) 2237.9,   R. Bol Sahrai (bass. P. Beloy) - p. Thach (Bass River Bugunzha)
5 Damn Wicket 2066 n / acable.Chr. Hague, to and near in. 2377.6,   Dead beam (bass. r. Urushten) - bass. R. Acheshbok / Bugunja /

Massif Pseashkha

NameHeightCategoryLocationIntelligence
1 75 years of KGBPZ 3150 1Bsk.-sn.GVH, Pseashkh massif, between the centuries 2822.0 and 3065.2, r. Cold / glacier No. 28 / (bas. River. Urushten) - the first tributary of the river. Rumor (Bass. Mzymta) Lust W. (1999)
2 Bicorn ~2860 2Ask.-os.-sn.-ld.NW spur of the Pseashkh massif between the town of Zubtsy Pseashkho (2936.4) and the city of Sev.Pseashkh (3256.9), glacier Glacier (Basin Cold) - Marble Glacier (Basin Cold) Lust W. (2002)
3 Zagorsky ~2850 2Bsk.-os.-sn.-ld.northern spur of the GKH from v. 3012.8 (Pseashkh Ridge) between v. 3012.8 and 2937.9, marble Glacier / Holodnaya River / (Urushenten Basin) - Chelipsi River (Urushten Basin) Lust W. (2002)
4 Marble 2800 1B *sk.-sn.between Sev. Pseashha 3256.9 and c. 3012.8 (knots), r. Pure (bass. R. M. Laby) - r. Cold (bas. R. Urushten) The possibility of passing the pass was noted back in 1936 by Yu. K. Efremov. In 1965, the passage was made by V. Marchenko. In a 1966 report by V.S. Weiser. the name "Marble Pass" is already mentioned. Marble became especially popular in the early 70s, when in the region of Pseashkha various "triads", "schools", and "seminars" were held.
5 Marble-Imeretinsky 2740 1B, sk.-tr.northern spur of the city of Marble, between the east Marble (2892.1) and 2783.0, imeretinka river (Lake Mramornoye) - Cold camp (bass. Urushten river) Butvin I. (2011). Passed radially from the side of Lake Mramorny along the rocky-scree corridor. Exit to the crest above the pass. The descent into the grass-talus circus in (the basin of the Urushenten river), the ascent (traverse) to the SPZ spur v.2658.5 and the subsequent descent to the Holodny lagoon was visible and “theoretically” not difficult.
6 Neftyanikov (Oilman) 2940 1B,ld.-sn.-os.bend of the Pseashkh glacier, between c. in. 3164.4 and 3154.6,   R. Mutnaya (bass. R. M. Laby) - r. Pure (bass. R. M. Laby) The pass was named by the tourists of the Institute of the Oil and Gas Industry and exactly until October 1980 (source - Sviransky V.)
7 Pseashha 2014 n / aherbs.GVH, between the town of Perevalnaya 2634.3 and the Pseashkh massif, r. Urushten - r. Pslukh (bass R. Mzymty) Tornau F.F. (1845). An ancient trade and cattle drive trail for the communication of mountain tribes that lived on the coast and the northern slope of the GKH.
8 Builders (Builder) 2800 1B, ld.-OS.-sn.GVH, between the city of Yuzh. Pseashha 3251.2 and Sugar Pseashha (Sugar Loaf) 3188.9,   ice. Pseashha (r. Chistaya) - "2 left tributary" r. Rumor Lego S. (1962). On some tourist schemes for this pass the name "Southern Pseashkho" was found. According to Efremov Yu. K. (1938) the pass was called "Turiy".
9 Timukhina N. T. 2900 3A, sk.-os.-sn.-ld.GVH, Pseashkh massif, between the town of Pseashkh Uzlovaya (3196.0) and the town of Uzlovoe Shoulder (3192.0), the sources of the first tributary of the river. Pslukh (bass. R. Mzymta) - the sources of the river. Pure (bas. P. Mal. Laba) Lust W. (1999). It is named in honor of N.T. Timukhin, the then director of the Caucasian Nature Reserve, who held this position from 1984 to 1999.
10 Wide 2575 1A,cable.northern spur of the GKH from v. 3012.8 (Pseashkh Ridge) between v. 2631.0 and 2862.4, imeretinka river (bass river Urushen) - Chelipsi river (bass river Urushten) Butvin I., Mudrov P. (2011). Passed from the valley of the Imeretinka river (comfortable animal paths) to the valley of the Chelipsi river (descent along steep grassy slopes is arbitrary).

Chelipsi - Alous - Yatygvarta

NameHeightCategoryLocationIntelligence
1 Alous 1950 n / aherbs.between the town of Alous (2953.7) and the town of Yatygvart (2761.1), r. Alous (bass r. Urushten) - r. Achipsta (bass R. M. Laba)
2 Alous Zap. 2746 1Ask.ossowing - app. "Hadzhibey" spur ridge. Alous, between 2919.9 (knots) and the city of Hadzhibey (2867.4), lake Khojibiy / Hadzhibey / (bas. R. Urushten) - r. Chelipsi (bass r. Urushten) Lego S. (1962) - p / p.
3 Alous South ("300th anniversary of the Russian fleet") 2800 1Ask.oshr Alous, between the city of Old Alous (2982.3) and c. 2919.9, r. Merry (bass. R. Achipsta) - p. Chelipsi (bass r. Urushten) Lego S. (1962) - a payment order from the valley of the river. Fun in the valley of the river. Chelipsi. Kazakov A. (1996) not knowing about the first ascent, gives the second name - "the pass of the 300th anniversary of the Russian fleet."
4 Achipsta (Chelipsi) 2870 1A, n.-os.-tr.hr Chelipsi, between in. 2995.2 (knots) and 3037.7, r. Achipsta (bass r. Urushten) - a lion. tributary of the river. Pure (bass. R. M. Laby) Bagov (1971) - radial ascent from the Turquoise Lakes. Pribytkov S., Lentsov S. (1972) - n / a, gave the name "Chelipsi". Smolyakova V. (1973) gives the name "Achipsta".
5 Turquoise lakes 2895 1A, sk.-Os.-sn.hr Chelipsi, between 3037.7 and the city of Chelipsi (3097.2), r. Achipsta (ice. Chelipsi / No. 34 /) - p. Light (bass. R. M. Laby) Ryabukhin A. (1994)
6 Stormy 2750 1Acable.hr Alous, between in. 2902.6 and 2796.8,Nikiforov M. (1996) - p / p from a doctor of medicine Chelipsi in the river Achipsts. Named Grozov, as a severe thunderstorm found on the saddle of the pass
7 Dinnika N.I. 2750 1Acable.hr Alous, between in. 2827.2 and 2995.2, r. Chelipsi (bass r. Urushten) - r. Achipsta (bass. R. M. Laby) Perevozov A. (2012) - p. Named in honor of N. I. Dinnik (1847-1917) - a famous naturalist and traveler, a great connoisseur of the Caucasus.
8 Beautiful 2789 2A-2Bsk.-sn.-washr Alous, between in. 2995.2 (“nodal”) and 2842.2, r.Chelipsi (Bas. R. Urushten) - R. Achipsta (Bas. R. Mal.Laba) Lust W. (2002)
9 Mastakan 1963 n / aherbs.between the city of Mastakan (2250.3) and the city of Yatygvart (2761.1), r. Alous (bass r. Urushten) - r. Mastik (bas. R. Urushten)
10 "Lake" 2886 1A, n.-os.-tr.hr Alous, between the city of Old Alous (2982.3) and c. 2979, silent lakes (bas. p. Achipsta) - p. Chelipsi (bass r. Urushten) Smolyakova V. (1973) gives the name "Lake" in Kroki, but the pass itself does not pass. Andreev D. (2011) rad. rise on grassy-scree slopes from the side of the lake. Quiet. Bypassing the snowfields and reaching the ridge above the pass. Slopes in the valley of the river. Chelipsi - mostly scree.
11 "Window" 2400 n / a,cable.south spur Chelipsi, between the V.V. 2472.7 and 3037.7, r. Pure (bass. R. M. Laby) - r. Light (bass. R. M. Laby) Used in conjunction with lane. Turquoise lakes
12 Semizhilka (Gardener) 2750 1A, sk.-Os.-sn.hr Chelipsi, between the city of Chelipsi (3097.2) and c. 2816.7, r. Achipsta (bass. R. M. Laby) - p. Semizhilka (bass. R. M. Laba) Lust V. (year?)
13 Trew 2330 n / aherbs.between the city of Yatygvart (2761.1) and ridge. Skirda r. Mastik (bas. R. Urushten) - r. Truu (bass r. Urushten)
14 Chelipsi East 2714 1A, n.-os.-tr.hr Alous, between in. 2842.2 and 2824.9, r. Chelipsi (bass r. Urushten) - r. Achipsta (bass. R. M. Laby) Smolyakova V. (1973) - a payment order from the valley of the river. Chelipsi in the valley of the river. Achipsta.
15 Chelipsi Zap. 2811 2A, sk.-os.-ld.hr Chelipsi, between in. 2995.2 (knots) and 3010.7, the origins of the river. Chelipsi (ice. No. 33) (bas. R. Urushten) - r. Pure (bass. R. M. Laby) Bagov A. (1971) - a payment order from the valley of the river. Chelipsi in the valley of the river Chistoy; gives the name "Chelepsy." V. Smolyakova (1973) gives the name "West Chelipsi", although the pass itself does not pass. Lust V. (1998) gives the name to the pass "Pope" and defines the complexity as 2B.

Rocky massif, Aishkha ridge and Tsakhvoa (Herzen) ridge

NameHeightCategoryLocationIntelligence
1 CORGO 2840 ~ 1A-1B, os.-sk.-trbetween in. 3085.5 ("Rocky nodal") and v.2853.1, right source p. Mal Laba / r. Aishkha I / - Lake KORGO (Bas. R. Bezymyanka) Butvin I., Penchukov A., Ryabukhin A. (1999). Named in honor of the Krasnodar Branch of the Russian Geographical Society.
2 Rocky 2918 ~ 1B,os.-sk.-sn between vv 3014.7 and 3085.5 ("Rocky nodal"), the right source of the river. Mal Laba / r. Aishha I / - p. Serebryanka (bass R. Mal.Laba)There is no evidence of complete passage.
3 4 (Four) 2545 1A,cable.GVH, between the city of Aishkha (Aishkha II) 2856.9 and c. 2822.4,   R. Aishha (r. Aishkha II) (bas. R. Bezymyanka) - ur. Aishkha 2nd (bas. P. Mzymty)
4 5 (Five) 2592 1A,cable.GVH, between in. in. 2720.4 and 2833.5, a lion. source of river Bezymyanka - p. Lilac / Raging / (Bas.R. Mzymty) Maslikov V., Medvedev O. (1961).
5 Aishha 2401 n / aherbs.GVH, between in. 2619.3 and c. 2704.8, left source p. M. Laba - p. Little baby
6 Aishha II 1965 n / aherbs.hr Pear, r. Psushonok (cord. Psluh) - p. Mzymta (Engelmanova Polyana)
7 Flower bed 2625 1A,cable.GVH, between in. in. 2822.4 and 2834.0 (near Lake Klumbochka), r. Tornau / r. Aishkha III / (bas. R. Bezymyanka) - ur. Aishha 3rd (bas. P. Mzymty)
8 Borchevsky S.I. ("false") ~3100 3Ask.-ld.-os.between in. ~ 3170 ("Borchevsky false.") And the city of Borchevsky (~ 3240), glacier No. 43a / Beshenny River / Tsakhvoa Basin Riverpedestrian River (Bas. R. Bezymyanka) Lust V. (1998)
9 Borchevsky S.I. 3220 ~ 2A-2B, sk.-ld.-os.between the city of Borchevsky (~ 3240) and the city of Grigor 3232.6, pedestrian River (Bas. R. Bezymyanki) - Beshenny River (Bas. R. Tsakhvoa) Tverdy A., Cherednikov N., Butvin I. (1989) during the traverse of the Tsakhvoa (Herzen) ridge from Grigor lane to Borchevsky. Named in honor of S. I, Borchevsky - one of the active initiators of the creation of OLIKO in 1896. There is no information about the complete passage "from valley to valley".
10 Grigora G.G. 3150 ~ 2A-2B, sk.-ld.-os.between the city of Grigor 3232.6 and c. 3176.1,   Grigora River / Grigor Lake / (Bezymyanka Basin) - Besheny River (Tsakhvoa Bas.) Tverdy A., Cherednikov N., Butvin I. (1989) during the traverse of the Tsakhvoa (Herzen) ridge from Grigor lane to Borchevsky, Lust V. (1999) - a "classic" ascent from the sources of the Beshenny river to the lakes Grigor. Named in honor of G. G. Grigor (1884-1960) - geologist, glaciologist, local historian, who stood at the origins of the creation of the Caucasian reserve.
11 Turkey South ~2730 ~ 1A-1Bsk.-sn.between the peak of Tverdy (3290.5) and Indyuk (2944.1), closer to Indyuk, right tributary of the river Lednikovaya (bass R.M.Laba) - r.Moonish (bass R.R. Tsakhvoa) Butvin I., Boyur V., Glazyev N. (2009), radial access to the pass with ascent to the town of Indyuk from the baseline river Lednikovaya, there is no information about the full passage of the pass
12 Stone Fire (Tsahvoa) 2995 1B, sk.-Os.-sn.to the southeast from the city of Tsakhvoa (3345.9), between v. 3251.1 and v. ~ 3130, besheny river (Bas.R. Tsakhvoa) - right tributary of the river Bezymyanka ("R. Snail") Ryabukhin A. (1996) - “classical” passage from Tsakhvoa to Bezymyanka. Lust V. (1999) called the Tsakhvoa pass during passage from Bezymyanka to the sources of the Besheny river (without descent to Tsakhvoa).
13 Stone fire false 3095 ~ 1B *, sk.-Os.-sn.at 0.5km. south of the Kamenny fire (Tsakhvoa) lane - between the nodes ~ 3150 and ~ 3130, the neighboring circus in the Beshenny Basin, right inflow of the river Bezymyanka ("river Ulitka") - the river Besheny (bass river Tsakhvoa) Butvin I., Boyur V., Solovyanov A. (2008) Ascent to the saddle of the pass radially, from the side of glacier No. 43 - the river Crazy (bass river Tsakhvoa). In the direction of the "Snail", the right tributary of Bezymyanka, an oblique rocky-scree "tour" shelf was visible.
14 CORGO II ~3145 ~ 1B-2B, sk.-ld.-os.between nodes kn.v.3290.7 and v.3251.1, 800m. north of Kamenny fire (Tsakhvoa) right inflow of the river Bezymyanka ("stream Snail") - the river Crazy (bass river Tsakhvoa) Ryabukhin A. (2008), traverse from Kamenny fire lane, through the peak 3251.1, there is no information about the full passage
15 Crown Tsahvoa ~3000 ~ 2B, sk.-ld.-os.to NEO from the city of Tsakhvoa (3345.9), between the peak of Tverdoy (3290.5) and nodes No 3290.7, glacier No. 39 "Tsakhvoa" / River Lednikovaya / (bass R.M.Laba) - river Crazy (bass R. Tsakhvoa) Ryabukhin A. (2009), radially from the side of the Tsakhvoa glacier (Lednikovaya river), a mamorial tablet was installed on the pass in memory of A. Tverdy, there is no information about the full passage
16 Steep 2765 1A, Os.between vv 2868.1 and 2881.5, the sources of the Bezymyanka river - the Vorovskaya river / Pasechny beam / (Tsakhvoa bass river) Maslikov V., Medvedev O. (1963).
17 Nasimovich A.A. ~2950 3Ask.-ld.-os.between vv ~ 3170 ("Borchevsky false.") And 3000.3, glacier No. 44 / R.Beshenny / Bas.R. Tsakhvoa- vorovskaya river / Pasechny beam / (bass river Tsakhvoa) Lust V. (2000), in honor of Andrei Alexandrovich Nasimovich - biogeographer, ecologist, founder of snow ecology; no complete passage information
18 Pedestrian 2980 1A, Os.-sn.between in. 3142.1 and the city of Borchevsky (~ 3240), pedestrian river (Bas. bezymyanka) - Vorovskaya / Pasechny beam / (Tsakhvoa bas.) Maslikov V., Medvedev O. (1959).
19 Firm A.V. ~2850 ~ 1B-2A, sk.-ld.-os.between the peak of Tverdy (3290.5) and the city of Indyuk (2944.1), closer to the peak of Tverdy glacier No. 41 / right tributary of the Lednikovaya River / (bass R.M.Laba) - the Crazy River (bass R. Tsakhvoa) Ryabukhin A (2009), radial access to the pass from the Lednikovaya Basin, there is no information about the full passage. It is named after A. V, Tverdiy (1953-2009) - a talented geographer, local historian and traveler.

Kardyvach mountain junction

NameHeightCategoryLocationIntelligence
1 13 (Kardyvach II) 2800 1B, sk.-ld.-os.GVH, between the city of Kardyvach Knot. 2960.7 and the city of Kardyvach Ch. (3058),   ice. Kardyvach / No. 46 / (Bas.R. Tsakhvoa) - right. source of river Avadhara Medvedeva V.S. (1965) during the School of instructors of the Krasnodar club of tourists.
2 13 false 2830 ~ 1B, sk.-ld.-os.sowing spur of the city of Kardyvach Ch. (3058), ice. Kardyvach / No. 46 / - lion. tributary of the river. Top Tsahvoa
3 Avatharic 2750 1A, tr.-os.GVH, between in. 2806.5 and the city of Adjara 2907.0, a lion. source of river Avadhara - Lake Adjara (Bas. R. Verkh. Tsakhvoa)
4 Adjara East 2690 1A, tr.-os.GVH, between the city of Adjara 2907.0 and c. 2744.2,
5 Adjara Zap. (Tsahvoa) 2670 1A, tr.-os.GVH, between in. in. 2744.2 and (knot), the origins of the river. Top Tsahvoa - bass. R. Lachips
6 Ahukdara 2100 n / atr.-forest.Akhukdar bridge, between the city of Kutekheku 2559.6 and the city of Akhukdar 2303.6, r. Azmych (Bas. R. Mzymty) - p. Avadhara Albov N. (1890)
7 Nine 2801 1AOsn.GVH, between in. 2839.2 and the Tsyndyshha massif 3139.5,   Utaenye lakes (bas. river Verkhny. Mzymta) - lakes. Inpsi (Bas. R. Tsahvoa) Marchenko G. (1966)
8 Kardyvach (Kardyvach I) 2744 1A, Os.-ld.-sn.GVH, between in. 2827.5 and the city of Kardyvach Knot. 2960.7, lake Blue-eyed (Sineoozernaya River) (Basin R. Mzymty) - Lake Inpsi (stream Perevalny / Kardyvach /) (bass r. Tsakhvoa)
9 Kutekheku I 2390 n / aherbs.Akhukdar bridge, to the southwest from the per. Lake District right source of river Camp (Lake Kardyvach) - p. Avadhara
10 Kutekheku II 2450 n / aherbs.Akhukdar bridge, to the southwest from the per. Kutekheku I, a lion. source of river Camp (Lake Kardyvach) - p. Avadhara
11 Labinsky (Kuban) 2745 1A, s.-os.-tr.GVH, between Zap. Loyub (Kuban) 2941.4 and c. 2930.2, lake Top Kardyvach - r. Bezymyanka (bass. R. M. Laby) Litvinov V. (1962) in the framework of the tourist-climbing expedition "Kuban" (leader). During the group’s ascent, led by V. Litvinov, a tour was discovered on the pass with a note by students of the Moscow Higher Technical School and tourism instructors from Krasnaya Polyana, where it was said that the pass was called “Labinskiy”, but climbers assigned him a middle name in honor of the expedition - “Kuban”.
12 Love 2700 1A, s.-os.-tr.southeast spur GVH, between the city of Yuzh. Loyub (2998) and the city of Tourist 2848.6, lake Kardyvach - lake Top Kardyvach
13 Mzymta 2850 2A, sk.-os.-sn.GVH, between in. 2930.2 and the city of North Loyub 2950.1. lake Top Kardyvach (bas. R. Verkhny. Mzymty) and r. Bezymyanka (bass. R. M. Laby). Lust W. (1999)
14 Lake ("Kardyvachsky") 2700 ~ 1A, Os.-sk.Akhukdar bridge, in the south - west. shoulder of Kardyvach Knot. 2960.7, lake Blue-eyed (river Sineoozernaya) (bass R. Mzymty) - right. source of river Avadhara Efremov Yu.K. (1936)
15 Smidovich P.G. 2749 1AOsn.GVH, between the Akaragvart (Smidovich) massif 3140.4 and c. 2839.2, utaenye lakes (bas. r. Verkhny. Mzymty) - Northern lakes (bas. r. Tsakhvoa) As part of the tourist-climbing expedition "Kuban" under the direction of V. Litvinov (1962).
16 Tourist (Krasnopolyanskiy, "3 fools") 2815 1A-1B, sk.-os.southeast spur GVH, between Zap. Loyub (Kuban) 2941.4 and c. 2892.2, {!LANG-f8d6fdca419dd246e55efb676dfc60b8!} {!LANG-35aa42ae865af406d02957420218e243!}
17 {!LANG-fe9449bcd1870729b9bcfb2169b8edc0!} 2745 1AOsn.{!LANG-8baa24ec3175fb8a79c782e1290fdd79!} {!LANG-e214162179dba6f1be444bb06c94c72c!}
18 {!LANG-6b659f31e7138337e611a0c178b9161c!} 2655 1AOsn.{!LANG-d1d47555d92d778d90bbf01c8e01b1a2!} {!LANG-ccb0b9404e16f5efc4d0986781a5101e!} As part of the tourist-climbing expedition "Kuban" under the direction of V. Litvinov (1962).

{!LANG-9d7d67df480d5248bfabd004f101cfb4!}

NameHeightCategoryLocationIntelligence
1 {!LANG-8a7926b97012daa251e561900eab5518!} 2850 1A, tr.-os.{!LANG-d0b25dc4a978c0968144cc95631d4303!} {!LANG-2ac7dfeaa84d28d3d49c5d9d64b8aa4d!} {!LANG-a11b038d66b525559b42cadb0f7d3115!}
2 {!LANG-48c387ebca98921d309411a61d0896f2!} 3050 1B - 2A, sk.-ld.-os.{!LANG-698ce1186ab41d39dcb47449c05d8157!} {!LANG-d412d6001ccd44372d8c60aeaaa6a739!} {!LANG-1d1a223a08c0dabda8572fa370ea840b!}
3 {!LANG-c8721412454b63bb2e01733f68d79e21!} 2570 n / aherbs.{!LANG-79f56f278e1e10d485c22da08d43413f!}
4 {!LANG-6f918f04adc8677d79608494aef7ef4a!} 2470 n / aherbs.{!LANG-0ab0bf38a2f1e9f64586957b90ce42b4!} {!LANG-da3efcd604c339b0358c142c3fbc914e!}
5 {!LANG-d653d6270b0bf7e6d71bbe143562dcd4!} 2930 1B - 2A{!LANG-ae2a1421345136cd2d27467a78cf91dc!}{!LANG-7a622d2bdd2934a93d68f57956dd794c!} {!LANG-2954f2ab16dc163c35f82a2b1c5100be!} {!LANG-0a47ff49252e289fdf5fd67b2bcf05f6!}
6 {!LANG-50c39983538b2aaec9378aefd301ae4b!} 3100 1A - 1B, tr.-os.{!LANG-6ec52912e5af31188de6eb5659990f1b!} {!LANG-d6130f54d80d1bd0d21656fcfa955acc!} {!LANG-c37dc48eb987d6f050ae69b213df421f!}
7 {!LANG-37f35de26426c107344f6bc7261bbf00!} 3020 1B{!LANG-d4bf862b156fb2030c63db2b0637b9b8!}{!LANG-527f5c1804b013e21bc64007fd22bb84!} {!LANG-b7ec027be908bc36d6b9b0f3cc3ee9f3!}
8 {!LANG-06ebc52f2e21dd201e20167bedd5c2d3!} 3010 {!LANG-ba28ad181b9502dea57a65cfffe43a0f!}{!LANG-1c0f2d7a409d61cd9e1c74f13f3e9beb!}{!LANG-467416c81d7bc9becd513ac389cadebd!} {!LANG-f83a48f3b7ec4cbb02e63f829ee7ccfd!} {!LANG-1e88b0056fc1dbbc5266973ab30d160b!}
9 {!LANG-72cc11de03e112d35781f1d931ed0868!} 2890 1A - 1B, Os.-sk.{!LANG-86a14a68c0cc7aca203ba11f59a0a734!} {!LANG-5f4b13b92cde4f4dc6fa21f163088e58!} {!LANG-b00214e5785b15b0a2ef06ebd9af569d!}
10 {!LANG-a8e74812efe6927e59084e40b64acd79!} 3029 {!LANG-539e5cd7c197fbfd52b2d3fd30f4e841!}, sk.-os.-sn.{!LANG-f5232aa642a3eb516f4bf9c21aa7e6a6!} {!LANG-ffee25c17f0e683e9bdbc7aaefd66555!} {!LANG-24ad3d9a3091120691fce32d669efbf5!}
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12 {!LANG-3eccf0845683ba06220e2c2cf53b1780!} 2685 1A, tr.-os.{!LANG-54ae9040d51bfbc171b9bab59b5f08be!}{!LANG-f7c83383d5b79f83d9a09f482f50afff!}
13 {!LANG-51d1b6fe8ed92ad3ee978c2ba500a1f9!} 2690 1A, tr.-os.{!LANG-42261e57cf22a96a4834237a1bd06017!} {!LANG-5a1dffe483623f8c8747d5ac8b225645!} {!LANG-2ce57619c2f5c4a923ec21a87aa70642!}
14 {!LANG-760a46a6ef7ab21aef2167d5b81a6ca5!} 2960 1A - 1B, sk.-os.-sn.{!LANG-ba830caa3cadb5bf9c01e2546184b96a!} {!LANG-b3e526ba2c6097a6edb8c9769ddbc880!} - {!LANG-365fa175466728ba494b35dc2a8aae56!} {!LANG-247d47da3466fde6c0883fc2242bc3b2!}
15 {!LANG-31843fe8a4fff5a64802ccb3d77f1be4!} 2840 1A, tr.-os.{!LANG-4b233c2c6ca7a76c49850d459e8d65b7!} {!LANG-d003ba5b51dcce4d11c5d780924ab322!} {!LANG-cd601536555cd95613ed65af29d4d907!}
16 {!LANG-88973301a403c5b5faa564ca1e687ab1!} 2875 1A, tr.-os.{!LANG-9305d31b007723a6b132d85ddb5b31cf!} {!LANG-cc9e8f8373bbaa3cf59dd7ca735d04cc!} {!LANG-8b1028351b760c0e597901c495556d69!}

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2 {!LANG-96ec58707c0d5557af8f231554180255!} 2428 n / aherbs.{!LANG-fa0d1ffec495fc9d18d0a45218ae7f7f!} {!LANG-e413cf470cd3b984ee1192361d4f833c!} {!LANG-7af029741a8afe7378e1716df296b3d3!}
3 {!LANG-da524fa198210e334e52f0a3957a4ce8!} {!LANG-eee02bfa8526bfdc2c98d11c7b6cb0fd!} 2916 1A, tr.-os.{!LANG-6fdbc6c8e24056ac2d10e77d3a765c2a!} {!LANG-d3382e66f5496b56296b4ff04c91f698!} {!LANG-18cc23ab3bbbc8af5f7a8ea62563aff5!}
4 {!LANG-78f1d3a41cb8739a5f5a07836e376cd0!} 2860 {!LANG-539e5cd7c197fbfd52b2d3fd30f4e841!}{!LANG-097048f6d0cd1f915a312e6092d6e807!}{!LANG-da9c833db4bfe77044c98686b89f027b!} {!LANG-76ad3239a49e46f964cbc952d07037f0!}
5 {!LANG-16a5609d334c734bdb20154c8fd351b7!} 2900 2A{!LANG-80ccb0862e9807c8ac93053bb64249f2!}{!LANG-a9e354a5efcf92c9ba328c997e33b6fa!} {!LANG-5b58ebfbfa53fa49bd2ee242770fa0cd!} {!LANG-100bc75302ef71f3c60422fe76957aa3!}
6 {!LANG-d9d3f7d56679083806c837e08d29596d!} 2568 n / aherbs.{!LANG-10e8f8d272cc0a488cf2ea748aeae2cf!} {!LANG-3e2c2e25985719575172cc1967a6a532!} {!LANG-7af029741a8afe7378e1716df296b3d3!}
7 {!LANG-6e0cb23bf2dc8139c457d49ff7f443b5!} 2805 1A, tr.-os.{!LANG-662ea3611e941c56a893d393ce447f5d!} {!LANG-ca325e61e46635bcf7ec1f09fd4c060e!} {!LANG-4521e97736ed36159133efa431b4b334!}
8 {!LANG-e25c6e7068f79174cb3e88a413b0e601!} 2880 n / acable.{!LANG-00f7259a2958e754fdce1058120e1a62!} {!LANG-15a419eb5613cabe7c79682c0c3032f0!} {!LANG-7af029741a8afe7378e1716df296b3d3!}
9 {!LANG-46288eb40738490dd1d1aa15e89f0024!} 2830 1A, tr.-os.{!LANG-cb1aebf929fe465badd4eb4c066fa468!} {!LANG-4eb85479f6df6359aec59a33542cd20f!} {!LANG-a4b71ddbc904563294b90abc28f78ea9!}
10 {!LANG-a2b98108d2129db2c4599e8c368dc722!} 2528 n / acable.{!LANG-4fe3ceee8837796fcc76e7b9135b3fcf!} {!LANG-d69aa6f44b8fda1d87637c017019bf63!} ~ 1A-1B, Os.-sk.{!LANG-138a58009ceb0c5909ca00ed4df642f8!} {!LANG-2b73fb273f5b026608f083f0f6458c69!}
3 {!LANG-282351d12de1cc5952385670d7a52b7a!} 2150 n / a{!LANG-ffa3f948930ccdec374bbc593899cded!}{!LANG-dd935222e17e85deeadf03e2828bfaa1!} {!LANG-b9fe6be3042eebd7f991c0d23b4e2c07!}
4 {!LANG-a838563b91892acd4f5e64ec2aadc48f!} 2460 1A - 1B, Os.-sk.{!LANG-14c837093a9e07caabdd776b0c611593!} {!LANG-accbe32b1b8f188f459d6edb42f0e640!}
5 {!LANG-b4b7ebf7cc80c7c2c38ceb7d06119152!} 2453 1A, tr.-os.{!LANG-8be0c5698ee87a4fdc20125bd76eae96!} {!LANG-65a5b2bc131ae3da80837de75e59a756!}
6 {!LANG-8756d3dd6c5191511310250713ecb278!} ~2510 ~ 1A{!LANG-e0b79b8b0ffa71c2c09b5ffb98b9b9b1!}{!LANG-6a19cffb2d815767b80dd546caba8162!} {!LANG-42f858e5cf7caef6e45aa3f22c37b438!}
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8 {!LANG-e70e6b910933016a8185e12fb138bfe4!} 2580 1A{!LANG-dc68d1ac3f67ce415f6b208b0768aba7!}{!LANG-65f9a7b3aab488e57d670e8ba1c246fd!} {!LANG-92b221ae19609246aee40a908ea818ad!}
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10 {!LANG-f7a0b577d496eefc544555479eb3ab8c!} 2430 n / aherbs.{!LANG-b4e998c1018afd4073b5494549bc45dd!} {!LANG-1aaa426dd9e99d6937d8cfc89f1d0b39!}

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