Climbing to the Highest Mountain in Europe - Elbrus (EL-01) |
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The legendary Mount Elbrus (5,642m) is one of the World’s Seven Summits and an essential ascent for those who can meet the challenge and reach the roof of Europe! Travelling amongst the four- and five thousand metre peaks you can’t miss the highest one of all. You’ll be stunned by the view of the double- capped Elbrus, towering in its majestic grandeur over lower ranges of snowy mountains, and inviting you to scale it. The breathtaking scenery of the Caucasian mountains and this ultimate climbing challenge will make this trip unforgettable for anyone looking for some holiday adrenaline!
The ascent of Mount Elbrus by the classic route from the South, which is the most popular, is a splendid, long, high-altitude climb over a moderate incline, that requires good acclimatization but has no technical difficulties. However, despite the apparent simplicity of this route, it still can be dangerous because of frequently changing weather conditions.
After your ascent don’t miss the chance to try the delicious Caucasian cuisine and local wine; and on your way back have fun discovering Moscow, the political, cultural and commercial centre of Russia. This amazing trip will stay in your memory forever - Mount Elbrus is too much of a challenge to miss!
Please read important information on Elbrus before travelling (security, health and safety, climbing conditions).
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The ascent of Mount Elbrus by the classic route from the South, which is the most popular, is a splendid, long, high-altitude climb over a moderate incline, that requires good acclimatization but has no technical difficulties. However, despite the apparent simplicity of this route, it still can be dangerous because of frequently changing weather conditions.
After your ascent don’t miss the chance to try the delicious Caucasian cuisine and local wine; and on your way back have fun discovering Moscow, the political, cultural and commercial centre of Russia. This amazing trip will stay in your memory forever - Mount Elbrus is too much of a challenge to miss!
Please read important information on Elbrus before travelling (security, health and safety, climbing conditions).
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ITINERARY (view detailed description of the tour)
Day 2 - Moscow - Elbrus
Airport departure transfer from the hotel
Flight to Elbrus
Transfer to Terskol village
Day 3 - Elbrus
Acclimatisation hike to Cheget peak (3,050m)
Day 4 - Elbrus
Acclimatisation hike in Terskol valley
Day 5 - Elbrus
Breakfast. Check out from the hotel
Acclimatisation hike up to the former refuge “Prijut 11” (4,200m)
Day 6 - Elbrus
Acclimatisation hike up to the Pastukhova rocks (4,700m)
Day 7 - Elbrus
Rest day. Overnight at the Bochki camp
Day 8 - Elbrus
Summit attempt. Celebration dinner at the Bochki camp
Day 9 - Elbrus
Descend down to Terskol
Day 10 - Elbrus - Moscow
Free time in the morning. Transfer to the airport Mineralnyje Vody
Flight to Moscow
Transfer from the local airport to the international airport
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