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I climbed independentely the western summit of Elbrus mountain (5642 m) - the highest peak of Europe and 1 of 7 summits of the world. I climbed in September, 2022.
It was my 2nd try to climb the Elbrus mountain. First time was in August, 2021 - I reached ~5100 m and turned back because of bad weather conditions.
2nd time I succesided and everything went perfect!
At the end of video I tell about all the necessary equipment for climbing.
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My schedule:
1 day: hike the valley of Irik river, 18 km (2700 m) - 43.300358, 42.555493
2 day: glacier Kashkatash, 5 km (3000 m) - 43.201802, 42.687688
3 day: VTsSPS pass, 8 km (3700 m) - 43.239035, 42.719453
4 day: staying at the camp ground in Terskol, rainy day.
5 day: moving to the high camp. Cable car up to Garabashi station (3847 m) and 1,5 km walk to the high camp (4100 m) - 43.315321, 42.459185
6 day: acclimatisation climb to the Pastukhov rocks, 4,5 km (4750 m) - 43.331923, 42.457943
7 and 8 days: stay in the high camp (4100 m)
9 day: summiting the western peak of Elbrus (5642 m) - 43.352406, 42.437878
I stayed at the camp ground in Terskol, 250 rubles per day - 43.251214, 42.524117
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