Pobeda Peak (7439m) guided ascent
Dare come on this 27-day adventure to the summit of Pobeda Peak in Kyrgyzstan with Misha, an IFMGA-certified mountain guide.
Not specified
Tian Shan
27 Days
Jul, Aug
Extremely Fit
Advanced
Description
Pobeda Peak is regarded as the toughest of the five summits among all the other peaks in the Tian Shan mountain range. As the highest mountain at 7,439 metres, the summit provides spectacular and breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
As one of the northernmost 7000 m peaks on the globe, climbing Pobeda Peak is a highly challenging. It is physically demanding and a technical mountain to climb. The peak got its name in 1943 when a Soviet team succeeded again in reaching its summit. It means “Victory Peak”.
Our meeting point will be in Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan, and on the following morning we will transfer to Karkara base camp (460 m). On the next day, we will fly by helicopter to base camp “South Inylchek” (4000 m) and after two days of acclimatizing and preparing for the climb we will start the ascent to camp N1, located at Zvjozdochka glacier at 4600 m.
You can check the day-by-day itinerary below this text.
Keep in mind that is this expedition is definitely not for beginners! All climbers need to have considerable mountaineering experience and be in great physical shape to attempt the ascent of “the coldest mountain on earth”.
So if are you ready for this once-in-a-lifetime adventure, I'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. Just request to book this trip and let's start planning!
Also, if you´d like to go on another adventure in the Tian Shan range, we can make it together to Khan Tengri summit.
Price includes
- Guiding fee
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Bishkek, accommodation in a hotel.
Day 2: Transfer to Karkara base camp (460 km).
Day 3: Fly by helicopter to base camp “South Inylchek” (4000m).
Day 4: Acclimatization and preparation for ascent.
Day 5: Acclimatization and preparation for ascent.
Day 6: Ascent to camp 1 (4600 m)
Day 7: Ascent to camp 2 (5300 m)
Day 8: Ascent to camp 3 (5700 m)
Day 9: Ascent to camp 4 (6400 m)
Day 10: Descent to camp 1 (4600 m).
Day 11: Descent to base camp.
Day 12: Rest day.
Day 13: Ascent to camp 1.
Day 14: Ascent to camp 2.
Day 15: Ascent to camp 3.
Day 16: Ascent to camp 4.
Day 17: Ascent to camp 5 (6900 m).
Day 18: Ascent to camp 6 (7100 m).
Day 19: SUMMIT DAY and descent to camp 5.
Day 20: Descent to camp 3.
Day 21: Descent to camp 1.
Day 22: Descent to base camp.
Day 23: Additional day in case of bad weather.
Day 24: Additional day in case of bad weather.
Day 25: Helicopter flight to Karkara and transfer to Bishkek. Overnight in hotel.
Day 26: Free day in Bishkek. Overnight in hotel.
Day 27: Transfer to the airport. Departure.
Details
Accommodation Accommodation in a hotel during 3 nights in Bishkek.
Tents |
Meeting point Bishkek |
About the guide
Whether in Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, China or Tibet, my passion for travel and customer service will make all the difference on your trip. I lead my groups off-the-beaten-path and always strive to make sure that your experience goes far beyond ordinary tourism. An IFMGA-certified mountain guide, I will take you ski touring or climbing to some of the best spots in the area and will make sure you get a sense of our local culture, and leave with unforgettable memories and a burning desire to return.
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