Peaks over 4000 meters above sea level in the Small Almaty Gorge -
Peaks for mastering rock-climbing skills in the mountains of Almaty -
Aristov Peak is a mountain peak located at an altitude of 4102 meters above sea level in the Trans-Ili Alatau mountains, the difficulty category of different routes to the mountain is 1A, 3A, 3B. The mountain is considered to be little visited, as it is located far from the Small Almaty Gorge and the approach to the mountain is quite long and inconvenient. The mountain also has three rock towers on its top, which are accessible only to professional climbers. But even despite these difficulties, the peak is very popular among lovers of outdoor activities, mountain hikes, professional climbers, novice climbers and rock climbers.
Conquering the mountain peak requires careful preparation, suitable equipment and experience. For beginners, it is recommended to take the route with experienced mountain guides who will ensure safety and help cope with the difficulties of the ascent.
Aristov Peak is distinguished by its harsh slopes, which are covered with blinding snow in winter, and ice fields and rocky ledges in summer. The routes to the summit vary in difficulty, from accessible for trained tourists to technically difficult mountaineering routes. We recommend climbing the peak in the summer in July or August, when there is a minimum amount of snow in the mountains. This peak is named after the outstanding glaciologist Pavel Aristov, who dedicated his life to studying the glaciers of Central Asia. His contribution to science was a significant step in understanding the processes occurring in high-mountain areas and the impact of climate change on glaciers.
Aristov Peak is a symbol of striving for heights, both literally and figuratively. Visiting it leaves an indelible impression and inspires new achievements. This is a place where a person meets nature in its pristine beauty and feels all its power and grandeur.
How to get there and visit -
Aristov Peak is located in the mountainous region of the Ile-Alatau Park, between the Left Talgar River valley and the Small Almaty Gorge, Talgar District, Almaty Region, Republic of Kazakhstan.
GPS coordinates: 43°04'43"N 77°07'56"E
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