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Peak Razdelnaya is a perfect first 6000m Peak that can be climbed in just 16 days.
Located between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan in the Pamir Mountains, Razdelnaya is a perfect first 6000m Peak that can be climbed in just 16 days and is very cost effective. It is ideally suited to those with minimal winter skills as there are plenty of opportunities to practice these as part of the ongoing expedition. You get to experience a wild and remote part of the world with spectacular Himalayan type scenery. The ascent shares the classic route to the third highest peak in Kyrgyzstan, the stunning Lenin peak (7134 meters).
Even though Razdelnaya is quite easy and does not require a high skill level all participants must have a high level of fitness and be prepared to experience cold and uncomfortable conditions. You will learn to travel and camp on glaciated terrain.
Base Camp is quite idyllic, situated on a raised meadow of Alpine flowers between two steep river valleys. From BC we head over the Puteshestvinnikov Pass to the moraine of the Lenin Glacier which is ascended to reach camp 1 (ABC) at 4200m. We then establish a high camp (C2) at 5300m from where we make our summit bid.
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Day 1 | International flight |
Day 2 | Arrive in Osh or you may find it easier to overnight in Bishkek and then take a domestic flight Bishkek to Osh. Arrive in the morning with time to explore the sights, bazaars and do our shopping for mountain snacks. (H, B) |
Day 3 | Transfer to Achik-Tash base camp (3700m) |
Day 4 | Acclimatisation on Petrovskogo Peak |
Day 5 | BC - Camp 1 |
Day 6 | A low activity day at Base Camp to aid acclimatisation and recap on glacial travel and crevasse rescue skills. (C, B, L, D) |
Day 7 | We ascend Yukina peak 5100m a lovely peak close to ABC that gives outstanding views towards Camp 2 and the route beyond to, Razdelnaya and Peak Lenin. We spend the night camping on the summit of the peak. This is an important day of acclimatisation as we want to ensure you are ready to move up to Camp 2 with a degree of strength and efficiency. |
Day 8 | Today, after striking camp, we descend back down to ABC in time for breakfast. 2-3 hours. In the afternoon we do further skills training and prepare for our move to C2 and the summit. |
Day 9 | Today we climb to Camp 2 with food (2-3 kg) and our personal gear. Porters will move group equipment. Crossing the flat glacier, we head up the face to the Skovorodka (Frying Pan!). This area is crevassed, so the group will be roped up to cross this terrain. The route progressively gets steeper until a traverse can be made to Camp 2 which is located on a rocky outcrop to the far right of the glacier at 5300m. 6-8 hours. |
Day 10 | Today we get used to the steepest part of the climb by taking an acclimatisation walk/climb up the steepening and fixed ropes that lead towards Razdelnaya. We gain the viewpoint of a small subsidiary summit at 5700m before returning to Camp 2. |
Day 11 | Mt Razdelnaya Summit Day - Today we use our many years of experience. We ascend again passing yesterday’s high point to reach Mt Razdelnaya at 6100m in 6-8 hours. We stay the night at C2 and descend the next morning to ABC |
Day 12 | Reserve summit day |
Day 13 | Return to Camp 1 (ABC) Clearing the mountain as we go, we head back down to base camp. |
Day 14 | Return to BC and Transfer to Osh. (H, B) |
Day 15 | Internal flight to Bishkek. |
Day 16 | Return International flight from Bishkek |
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Expeditions and Treks under 7000m - Campbell Irvine Direct : http://www.campbellirvine.com/AdventurePeaks
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Travelex Ins. Services: www.travelexinsurance.com Tel: 1-800 228 9792
True Traveller Ins: www.truetraveller.com Tel: 0333 999 3140 for treks including over 4500m
Austrian Alpine Club (UK) www.aacuk.org.uk Tel: +44 (0)1929 556870
Rothwell & Towler: www.world-first.co.uk Tel: 0345 908 0161 (under 6400m)
J S Insurance: www.jsinsurance.co.uk Tel: 0844 848 1500
Snowcard: www.snowcard.co.uk Tel: 01295 660836
The B.M.C.: www.thebmc.co.uk Tel: 0161 445 6111 (call and speak to Jim. Please note the BMC cannot cover Mt Damavand)
Dogtag: www.dogtag.co.uk Tel: 0800 036 4824 (Check excess etc)
HCC Medical Insurance Services: LLC sales@hccmis.com Tel: 1-800-605-2282
Travelex Ins. Services: www.travelexinsurance.com Tel: 1-800 228 9792
True Traveller Ins: www.truetraveller.com Tel: 0333 999 3140 for treks including over 4500m
Austrian Alpine Club (UK): www.aacuk.org.uk Tel: +44 (0)1929 556870
AXA Worldwide Travel Ins: www.axainsurance.com Tel: +44 (0)844 874 0360
Ingle International: www.ingleinternational.com Tel: (USA) 1.800.360.3234
Insure for Less: www.insure4less.com.au (Australian clients)
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