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Elbrus 5642 m. Is a dormant two-summit volcano in the central Caucasus. As the highest peak in Russia and Europe, it is one of The Seven Summits, the list of the planet’s highest mountains. The classic southern route leads to Elbrus’ western summit (5642 m). The route is not technically difficult but requires good physical form, acclimatization and skills in using some alpinist equipment. Our qualified guides will train and help you.

The Northern route to the Elbrus (5642m.) summit is popular among mountaineers from all countries as a good alternative to the southern one. This itinerary offers the classic path to Elbrus from the North, along the way of its first climb, flowing the steps of the expedition of General Georgy Emanuel. The guide of this expedition Kilar Hashirov reached the top on July 10, 1829, and became the first man on the Elbrus summit.

Kazbek is the easternmost silent volcano among the eight 5000m. summits of the Caucasus. Situated on the Russian-Georgian border, the massif includes two summits – Eastern Kazbek (5033m) and Western Kazbek (5015 m).

Kazbek is the easternmost silent volcano among the eight 5000m summits of the Caucasus. Situated on the Russian-Georgian border, the massif includes two summits – Eastern Kazbek (5033m) and Western Kazbek (5015 m).

Lenin Peak, 7134 m above the sea level, is located in the central part of the Zaalai mountain chain and is its highest point. The mountain is the most accessible of Kyrgyzstan’s three 7000m peaks and therefore the most popular among climbers.

Aconcagua is a mountain in the Principal Cordillera of the Andes mountain range, in Mendoza Province, Argentina. It is the highest mountain in the Americas, the highest outside Asia and the highest in both the Southern and the Western Hemispheres with a summit elevation of 6,961 metres.

Elbrus is a dormant two-summit volcano in the central Caucasus. As the highest peak in Russia and Europe, it is one of The Seven Summits, the list of the planet’s highest mountains. The two summits are two separate volcanos. The “young cone” – the eastern summit – is 5621m high, while the highest point – the western summit – is 5642 m.

Elbrus is a dormant two-summit volcano in the central Caucasus. As the highest peak in Russia and Europe, it is one of The Seven Summits, the list of the planet’s highest mountains. The two summits are two separate volcanos. The “young cone” – the eastern summit – is 5621m high, while the highest point – the western summit – is 5642 m.

Adyr-Su is a right tributary of the Baksan river and joins it near the village of Verkhny Baksan. The river is fed by glaciers of Caucasus northern slopes around the Ullu-Tau peak.
The Adyr-Suu valley is a popular tourist destination. Alpinist camps Dzhailyk and Ullu-Tau, connected by an asphalted road to the Baksan highway, are situated in the upper part of the valley at the altitude of 2400 m.