Passport

1. Class of traverses
2. Turkestan Range, Achat gorge
3. Achatskaya wall (peaks 4700–4750–4810–Sabakh)
4. Assumed 6B, first ascent
5. Route characteristics: A. Initial ascent route to peak 4700: Elevation gain — 950 m Length — 1445 m Length of sections with V–VI difficulty — 830 m

World Alpine Championship

in the technical class

Report

on the ascent of Sabakh Peak (5300 m) via the center of the left buttress of the N wall (first ascent, category 6B proposed) by the Russian national team

Ascent Passport

1. Region: Pamir-Alai, Lyaylyak valley area, Ashat valley, section 5.4.2 in the 2012 classification table
2. Peak, route: Sabakh Peak, 5300 m, via the center of the left buttress of the N wall, first ascent
3. Category: 6B proposed

World Alpine Championship

In the technical class

Report

on the ascent of Sabakh Peak (5300 m) via the center of the left bastion of the north face (first ascent, proposed 6B category) by the Russian national team

Climbing Passport

1. Region: Pamir-Alay, Lyaylyak valley area, Ashat valley, section 5.4.2 in the 2012 classification table
2. Peak, route: Sabakh Peak, 5300 m, via the center of the left bastion of the north face, first ascent
3. Category: proposed 6B
4. Route type: combined

I. Altitude-technical category 2. Pamir-Alay, Turkestan Ridge 3. Pik Sabah, 5300 m, via the North wall 4. Proposed at 6th cat. diff., first ascent 5. Elevation gain: 1500 m, length 2120 m Length of sections with 5-6 cat. diff. — 1250 m Average steepness of the wall section of the route (3800-5200 m) — 69° Sections with steepness of:

• 85° — 4130-4360 m, 4420-4470 m (6th cat. diff.)
• 80° — 4360-4420 m, 4760-4870 m