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Razdelnaya Peak Expedition

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Guided Ascent of Razdelnaya Peak (6,148 m)

Pamir Mountains, Kyrgyzstan / Tajikistan

A classic 6,000-meter ascent in the heart of the Pamirs — ideal for acclimatization, altitude training, and first high-altitude objectives.

Expedition Dates — Summer 2026

  • 21 July 2026

  • 25 July 2026

  • 29 July 2026

  • 2 August 2026

Overview

Razdelnaya Peak (6,148 m) is a key summit of the Pamir Mountains, located on the border of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, in the Alay Valley. Positioned between Lenin Peak (7,134 m) and the vast Lenin Glacier system, Razdelnaya plays a central role in the classic ascent route to Lenin Peak.

Thanks to its altitude, relatively moderate technical difficulty, and developed infrastructure, Razdelnaya is widely regarded as one of the best 6,000-meter peaks in Central Asia for:

  • altitude acclimatization

  • preparation for 7,000-meter objectives

  • first experience above 6,000 m under professional guidance

The route follows snow and glacier terrain with slopes typically ranging from 25° to 35°. The ascent involves glacier travel, crevasse navigation, and the use of crampons, ice axe, and fixed ropes in selected sections. While no advanced technical climbing is required, the climb demands good physical condition, proper acclimatization, and basic mountaineering skills.

This expedition is conducted under the supervision of experienced high-altitude guides and follows a safe, progressive acclimatization schedule.

Why Razdelnaya Peak

  • One of the safest and most logical 6,000 m peaks in the Pamirs

  • Perfect training climb before Lenin Peak or other 7,000 m summits

  • Well-established base camp and high-altitude camps

  • Stunning views of Lenin Peak, Yukhin Peak, and the surrounding Pamir ridges

  • Balanced combination of trekking, glacier travel, and summit climbing

Itinerary (12 Days)

Day 1 — Osh → Achyk-Tash Base Camp (3,600 m)
Day 2 — Acclimatization at Base Camp, hike to waterfall
Day 3 — Acclimatization hike to Petrovsky Peak ridge
Day 4 — Trek to Camp 1 (4,400 m)
Day 5 — Ascent of Yukhin Peak (5,100 m) or Home Peak (4,700 m)
Day 6 — Ice and glacier training, technical preparation
Day 7 — Trek from Camp 1 to Camp 2 (5,300 m)
Day 8 — Summit Day: Razdelnaya Peak (6,148 m)
Day 9 — Descent to Base Camp
Day 10 — Reserve day (weather / rest)
Day 11 — Achyk-Tash → Osh
Day 12 — Transfer to the airport

Price

USD 1,350 — Full Osh–Osh Package

Price Includes

  • Professional high-altitude guide services (1 guide per max. 3 climbers)

  • High-altitude food set

  • Installed high-altitude tents at 5,300 m and 6,100 m

  • Border zone permit and OVIR registration

  • Airport pick-up and drop-off

  • Group transfers Osh – Achyk-Tash – Osh

  • Base Camp ↔ Lukovaya Polyana transfers

  • 1 night hotel in Osh (with breakfast)

  • Accommodation at Base Camp and Camp 1

  • Full board (3 meals/day) at Base Camp and Camp 1

  • Electricity supply to tents at Base Camp

  • Hot shower at Base Camp, washroom at Camp 1

  • Group equipment (ropes, stoves, gas, cookware)

  • Radio communication, internet access

  • Registration with rescue services

  • Ecological fees

  • First aid and medical consultation at Base Camp and Camp 1

Not Included

  • International flights

  • Kyrgyz visa (if required)

  • Climbing permit

  • Insurance

  • Porter services

  • Personal equipment rental

  • Personal expenses and deviations from the program

Insurance Requirements

  • Minimum coverage: USD 30,000

  • Helicopter evacuation: minimum USD 20,000

  • Activity must be specified as ALPINISM

  • Country of stay: Kyrgyzstan

  • Insurance dates must fully cover the expedition period

⚠️ Policies with GLOBAL VOYAGER assistance are not accepted.

Required Personal Equipment

A full list of mandatory high-altitude mountaineering equipment is required, including double boots, crampons, ice axe, harness, helmet, cold-weather clothing, and personal safety gear.
A detailed checklist is provided upon booking.

Equipment Rental

Most technical and high-altitude equipment is available for rent at Achyk-Tash Base Camp. Availability must be confirmed in advance.

Additional Services

  • Tent accommodation (with or without meals)

  • Sauna, laundry, Wi-Fi

  • Freeze-dried meals

  • High-altitude food sets

  • Guide services above Camp 1

  • Porter services, oxygen systems, logistics support

All additional services are available on request.

Service Provider

ClimberCA International Consortium
Professional high-altitude expeditions in Central Asia

ClimberCA provides top-quality services at competitive prices.
Some of our logistics and infrastructure solutions are unique and unmatched on the market.

Contacts

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📞 WhatsApp / Viber: +7 966 065-53-44

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🔗 Source & main expedition page:
https://climberca.com/index.php/122-razdelnaya-peak-expedition/

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Climbing Lenin Peak and Khan Tengri in One Season

A Strategic Approach to Two 7,000-Meter Summits in Central Asia

Climbing two 7,000-meter peaks in a single season is one of the most ambitious yet achievable goals in high-altitude mountaineering.
In Central Asia, the combination of Lenin Peak (7,134 m) and Khan Tengri (7,010 m) offers a rare opportunity to reach two iconic summits within one well-planned expedition cycle.

Is it realistic?
Yes — when executed through professionally structured programs and fixed expedition dates.

Why Lenin Peak + Khan Tengri Is the Perfect Combination

Although both mountains exceed 7,000 meters, they serve very different roles in a successful climbing strategy:

Lenin Peak

  • Ideal for gradual acclimatization

  • Long, non-technical routes

  • Excellent for building altitude tolerance and endurance

Khan Tengri

  • Highly technical alpine ascent

  • Steep terrain and complex logistics

  • Requires strong acclimatization and precise timing

Climbing Lenin Peak first, followed by Khan Tengri, is the most efficient and proven sequence.
This approach allows climbers to arrive at Khan Tengri already acclimatized, significantly increasing summit success rates while reducing overall risk and fatigue.

Attempting to organize such a project independently — without established operators, fixed logistics, and experienced local support — almost never reduces costs and often compromises safety.

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Бэккантри Пик Ленина

Lenin Peak Ski & Skitouring Expedition

7,134 m | High-Altitude Ski Mountaineering Program

Season: Summer
Start / End: Osh, Kyrgyzstan
Airport: Osh (OSS)
Trip Intensity: 5/5
Price: USD 1,080 (base expedition package)
Maximum Recommended Ski Descent: Razdelnaya Peak (≈ 6,100 m) → Camp 1
Ascent Style: Supported expedition
Ski Descent: Independent, autonomous
Best for: Experienced freeriders, ski tourers, autonomous high-altitude mountaineers

👉 Main expedition page:
https://climberca.com/index.php/12-backcontry-camp-at-lenin-peak/

Concept

Skiing on a 7,000-meter peak represents one of the most demanding objectives in modern ski mountaineering. Lenin Peak (7,134 m) — often referred to as the most accessible 7000er in the world — offers a unique combination of altitude, terrain, and expedition infrastructure that makes such an ambition technically possible.

However, ski mountaineering at extreme altitude fundamentally changes the risk profile of the ascent and descent. This program is not a guided ski expedition and must not be perceived as a commercial ski descent product.

The Lenin Peak Ski & Skitouring Expedition is designed for experienced athletes who aim to:

  • climb Lenin Peak within a classic expedition framework, and

  • complete a real, controlled high-altitude ski descent within clearly defined and realistic safety limits.

The key principle of the program is a strict separation between supported mountaineering ascent and independent ski descent.

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Climbing Above 7,000 m in the Pamir and Tien Shan

High-Altitude Expedition Opportunities — Season 2026

Central Asia remains one of the world’s premier regions for classic high-altitude mountaineering. The Pamir and Tien Shan ranges offer a unique concentration of 7,000-meter peaks, combining logistical accessibility, vast glaciated terrain, and routes that range from technically moderate to extremely demanding.

For the 2026 season, climbers can choose from fully guided ascents, logistics-supported expeditions, and independent alpine-style objectives — all supported by established base camps and professional expedition infrastructure.

Below is an overview of the main 7,000-meter opportunities available this season.

Lenin Peak (7,134 m), Pamirs — Kyrgyzstan

The Classic First Seven-Thousander

Lenin Peak is widely regarded as the most accessible and structured introduction to 7,000-meter mountaineering. The classic route from Achik-Tash Base Camp follows a logical glacial line with no technical rock climbing, yet demands strong physical conditioning, glacier travel skills, and solid acclimatization.

For 2026, guided ascents are offered on guaranteed departure dates, with full camp infrastructure up to 6,100 m, professional high-altitude guides (1 guide per 3 climbers), and a well-tested acclimatization schedule. This program is ideal for climbers stepping into true expedition-style altitude while benefiting from strong logistical and safety support.

🔗 Main article:
https://climberca.com/index.php/15-guaranteed-departure-date-expedition-to-lenin-peak/

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SNOW LEOPARD EXPEDITION 2026

Three 7000+ Peaks of Kyrgyzstan in One Summer

Lenin Peak (7134 m) — Khan Tengri (7010 m) — Pobeda Peak (7439 m)
A single-season high-altitude alpine project

This Is Not a Tour.

This Is an Alpine Expedition Project.

The Snow Leopard Expedition 2026 is designed for experienced mountaineers capable of operating in complex high-altitude environments with a high degree of autonomy, sound judgment, and full acceptance of objective risk.

This program is not a guided “summit guarantee.”
It is a logistically optimized framework for attempting three major 7000-meter peaks within one summer season in the Tien Shan and Pamir.

Program Concept

The project is built around three core principles:

  • Logistical efficiency without unnecessary constraints

  • Guided support only where it is technically and strategically justified

  • Clear ethical boundaries regarding risk and responsibility

Participants who do not yet possess sufficient high-altitude autonomy are strongly advised to choose fully guided, fixed-date programs — particularly for Lenin Peak and Khan Tengri.

Completing the Snow Leopard Triad in a single season requires not only physical conditioning, but also:

  • extensive high-altitude experience

  • conservative decision-making

  • realistic risk assessment

  • psychological resilience

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Pobeda Peak Expedition 2026

The Northernmost 7,000er of the Tien Shan

Pobeda Peak (Jengish Chokusu, 7,439 m) is one of the most demanding high-altitude objectives in Central Asia. Located in the Kokshaal-Too Range of eastern Kyrgyzstan on the border with China, Pobeda is recognized as the northernmost seven-thousand-meter peak of the Tien Shan and is reserved for experienced expedition climbers.

This mountain is notorious for extreme weather, long exposed ridges, complex glacier travel, and high objective risk. Wind speeds frequently exceed 120–150 km/h, temperatures drop below −30°C, and conditions can change rapidly. Pobeda allows no margin for error and demands excellent physical conditioning, technical competence, and disciplined decision-making.

Expedition Overview

  • Altitude: 7,439 m

  • Region: Kokshaal-Too Range, Kyrgyzstan / China border

  • Difficulty: Russian grades 5A–6A

  • Style: Classic expedition with staged acclimatization

  • Duration: 27 days

  • Season: Summer (July–August)

The expedition follows a proven acclimatization strategy with multiple rotations, reserve days for weather, and a classic summit push via the South Inylchek route. Camps are established progressively up to Camp 5 at approximately 6,900 m.

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Lenin Peak Expedition 7134 m | Comfortable 7000m Climb in Kyrgyzstan

Maximum Comfort | Ideal First 7000er

Climb one of the world’s most accessible 7,000-meter peaks with maximum comfort and professional logistics.
The Lenin Peak Expedition by ClimberCA International Consortium is designed for climbers who want a safe, well-organized introduction to high-altitude mountaineering without sacrificing comfort, food quality, or camp infrastructure.

Lenin Peak (7,134 m), located in Kyrgyzstan’s Pamir-Alay Range, is famous for its non-technical classic route, vehicle-accessible Base Camp, and reliable summer season — making it a perfect objective for your first major altitude challenge.

Why Choose This Expedition

  • ✅ One of the most accessible 7,000 m peaks in the world

  • ✅ Comfortable Base Camp (3,600 m) & Camp 1 (4,400 m) with full board

  • ✅ Well-established logistics and medical support

  • ✅ Ideal for climbers stepping into extreme altitude

  • ✅ Guaranteed departures available in July–August

  • ✅ Optional Special Offer Package with pre-installed high-altitude tents

Key Facts

  • Altitude: 7,134 m

  • Duration: 22 days

  • Season: July – August

  • Location: Kyrgyzstan

  • Route: Classic (non-technical, glacier travel)

  • Transfers: Osh ↔ Achyk-Tash Base Camp included

  • Accommodation: Camps & optional hotels in Osh

  • Meals: Full board at Base Camp & Camp 1

Packages & Prices (per person)

  • Survival Package: USD 300

  • Osh–Osh Basic Package: USD 1,000

  • Osh–Osh Special Offer Package: USD 1,350

👉 Special Offer Package Advantage:
Includes pre-installed twin high-altitude tents at Camp 2 (5,300 m) and Camp 3 (6,100 m) — saving energy, time, and increasing summit chances.

Who This Expedition Is For

  • Mountaineers with basic alpine skills

  • Climbers aiming for their first 7,000 m peak

  • Those who value organization, safety, and comfort

  • Independent climbers or small teams seeking reliable logistics

Learn More

Full expedition details, itinerary, inclusions, and optional services are available on the main page:
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Contact Us

ClimberCA International Consortium
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📧 Email: your@climberca.com

ClimberCA delivers top-quality high-altitude services at competitive prices. Some of our solutions are truly unique on the market.

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Khan Tengri Expedition 2026

7010 m | Central Tien Shan | Kyrgyzstan / Kazakhstan

Khan Tengri (7010 m) is one of the most iconic peaks of the Central Tien Shan and a true classic of high-altitude mountaineering. Rising on the border of Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, this striking marble pyramid is renowned not only for its exceptional beauty, but also for its serious alpine character.

Often considered more technically demanding than higher neighboring peaks, Khan Tengri offers sustained exposure, complex glaciated terrain, objectively dangerous icefalls, avalanche-prone slopes, and an exposed summit ridge. Rapid weather changes and strong winds are typical and require solid preparation and sound decision-making.

This expedition follows the classic South Inylchek route via the Semenov Glacier and is intended for climbers with prior high-altitude experience who are prepared for a demanding alpine ascent supported by professional logistics and infrastructure.

Expedition Overview

  • Peak: Khan Tengri

  • Elevation: 7010 m

  • Region: Central Tien Shan

  • Season: July – August

  • Duration: 21 days

  • Reserve Days: 3

  • Route: Classic South Inylchek Route (Semenov Glacier)

  • Climbing Style: High-altitude alpine expedition

  • Highest Camp: Camp 3 — 5800 m

  • Base Camp: South Inylchek Base Camp — 4000 m

  • Access: Helicopter transfer (Karkyra ↔ South Inylchek)

  • Technical Difficulty: High

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Guided High-Altitude Climbing Program | Tian Shan

One of the most aesthetic and technically demanding 7000-meter peaks on Earth

Khan Tengri (7010 m) is a true classic of high-altitude mountaineering — a perfect marble pyramid rising above the glaciers of the Tian Shan. This expedition is designed for experienced alpinists seeking a serious, well-organized ascent with professional logistics, proven routes, and reliable on-site support.

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🗓️ Expedition Dates

South Route (South Inylchek Glacier)

  • July 18 – August 7

  • August 1 – August 21

North Route (North Inylchek Glacier)

  • July 25 – August 14

Total duration: ~21 days
Includes arrival, acclimatization rotations, summit window, and contingency days.

🧗‍♂️ Who This Expedition Is For

This program is intended for climbers who:

  • Have prior experience above 5,000–6,000 m

  • Are proficient in crampons, ice axe, fixed rope techniques

  • Are comfortable on steep snow, ice, and mixed terrain

  • Seek a professionally supported but non-commercialized alpine ascent

This is not a beginner expedition.

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Guided Expedition with Established High-Altitude Camps | 2026

Guided Group Expedition | Pamir Mountains | Kyrgyzstan

Overview

Join a professionally guided ascent of Lenin Peak (7134 m) — one of the world’s most renowned and accessible 7000-meter mountains. This expedition is organized in an international guided group format and is ideally suited for individual climbers, those without a fixed team, and mountaineers taking their first step into true high-altitude expeditions.

Under the supervision of experienced high-altitude guides, participants follow a carefully designed acclimatization schedule, receive practical snow and ice movement training, and benefit from full logistical and safety support throughout the entire route — from Base Camp to the summit push.

Lenin Peak is widely regarded as a natural progression between technical 6000-meter ascents and major Himalayan objectives, offering climbers a realistic opportunity to assess physical condition, altitude tolerance, and expedition skills in a genuine 7000-meter environment.

Lenin Peak — The Most Accessible 7000er

Located in the Trans-Alay Range of the Pamir Mountains, Lenin Peak has earned its reputation as the most accessible active 7000-meter summit thanks to a unique combination of factors rarely found at this altitude:

  • A classic, non-technical route without complex rock climbing

  • Predominantly snow and glacier terrain with moderate slopes

  • A step-by-step acclimatization scheme with intermediate camps

  • Established fixed camps at key elevations

  • Professional medical and rescue infrastructure

Over the years, the Lenin Peak region has developed infrastructure unmatched among peaks of similar height. Modern base camps and high camps provide electricity, heated dining tents, Wi-Fi access, medical services, and professionally managed logistics — significantly increasing safety and reliability while preserving the true expedition character of the climb.

IMC “Pamir” — The Heart of the Expedition Area

IMC “Pamir” (3600 m) is the historical, logistical, and medical center of all Lenin Peak expeditions. For decades, it has served as the primary gateway to high-altitude ascents in the Trans-Alay Range.

Its role is essential:

  • Central hub for medical, rescue, and logistical support

  • Main location for initial acclimatization and equipment checks

  • Starting point of the classic Lenin Peak route

  • International meeting point for climbers, guides, and rescue services

Today, IMC “Pamir” combines long-standing mountaineering tradition with modern facilities, including permanent accommodation, dining halls, showers, medical units, and stable power supply.

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