Тютюнбаши
Peak4,536 m
Route Description: Ю стене
Ascent to the summit of Jeanne d'Arc via the Southwest Wall with a description of the route, its difficulty, and key features.
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Route Description: Ю стене
### Climbing Mount Everest via the Southeast Ridge: A Challenging Route Overview The ascent of Everest via the Southeast Ridge is one of the most popular yet demanding routes to the summit. This route involves several critical stages, each demanding specific skills and physical conditioning from climbers. Understanding the complexities and preparing accordingly is crucial for a successful ascent.

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Route Description: траверс
Traversing the Koshtan-krest ridge from Miry peak to Tyutyunbashi, category 4B, via Truda peaks, a rock tower and Tyutyunbashi East and West summits.
- Traversing the Kostan-krest ridge from Pik Mira to Tютюнбаши with an ascent to Pik Mira via the Northern counterfort - 4B category of difficulty (A. Naumov, E. Varfolomeev, I. Kudinov, E. Sokolovsky, V. Shutin, and V. Shutov - July 22-24, 1961; Fig. 36). The path from the "Bezengi" alpine camp to Pik Mira is described in route 106. From Pik Mira, descend west along a 150-180-meter sharp snowy ridge (cornices!) and 80-meter steep rocks (sporting descent) to the saddle between Pik Mira and Truda. From the saddle, traverse 200-250 meters along a heavily jagged rocky-snowy ridge (cornices!) with 3-5-meter rocky and small snowy gendarmes, which are overcome along the ridge. After a 7-10-meter drop, ascend along a sharp snowy ridge, then along a slope that transitions into a 60-80-meter sharp snowy ridge with small rocky outcrops over 150-200 meters. Continue along rocks of medium difficulty and a snowy ridge to ascend to Pik Truda. From Pik Truda:
- descend 25-30 meters along rocks of medium difficulty,
- then ascend to a small gendarme,
- from it, make a 40-meter sporting descent to a saddle. Further:
- traverse along rocks of medium difficulty with many small gendarmes, which are bypassed along shelves or overcome directly along 2-5-meter walls and 35-meter slabs (hook!) - descend into a drop. In the drop - a bivouac. From the Truda pass - 10-12 hours. From the drop:
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