Lenin Peak, Kyrgyzstan, 20 Day Guided Ascent
Join Aleksandr, an IFMGA certified guide, on a 20 day climbing adventure to the summit of the beautiful Lenin Peak on the border of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
Pamir
20 Days
Jul, Aug
High
Intermediate
Description
The Lenin Peak (7,134m) is a spectacular mountain. And despite its intimidating size, it is actually one of the more accessible of the world’s great mountains. Hence making this 20 day expedition something that many experienced climbers can enjoy!
Located right on the border of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, the Lenin Peak is celebrated and admired by both nations. And on this trip, you will get to experience that same kind of admiration as you spend 20 days making your way around and up this great peak.
Beginning in the city of Osh, our journey to the top of the Lenin Peak will be undertaken at a gradual pace. It is my intention that you get more than enough time for proper acclimatization. As a result, your adventure will be far more enjoyable, as your body will be properly prepared for it.
Another amazing aspect of this expedition is that you will not just be climbing the Lenin Peak. In addition, you will also be climbing 2 more wonderful nearby mountains. Those mountains are the Yukhin peak (5,100m) and the Razdelnaya peak (6,148m). Both of these ascents will further aid you in proper acclimatization as well as preparation for the Lenin Peak ascent. Furthermore, the views you will get from their summits are remarkable.
Other highlights during this trip include a visit to the Petrovsky mountain (4,700m), a visit to the famous lakes of Achik Tash, and a drive along the Pamir Trakt.
All told, this nearly 3 week adventure will create memories that will last a lifetime. So if you want to climb to the summit of the great Lenin Peak, just send me a request, I look forward to guiding you.
I also lead a 21 day trip to the summit of the gorgeous Khan Tengri mountain in the Tian Shan mountain range of Kyrgyzstan as well.
Price includes
- Accommodation included
- Guiding fee
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Transport during the trip
- Permit and entrance fees
Price details
- Along with the guiding fee, the price also includes an airport pickup at Osh, a transfer from Osh to the base camp and back to Osh, two nights in a hotel in Osh, accommodation in twin tents in the base camp and camp 1, meals, border permit, kitchen yurt, shower and washroom at base camp, and a bonus farewell buffet dinner in Osh along with a tshirt. However, the price does not include extra transfer which cost $50 per person, porters to camp 1 ($3 per kg), porters to camp 2 and 3 ($10 per kg), food in Osh, equipment, food and tents above camp 1, and gas ($10 per 230gr).
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival to Osh
You will be met at the airport in Osh and transferred to your hotel, where you will get to rest and explore the local markets and restaurants.
Day 2: Transfer to the Base Camp Achik Tash (3,600m)
We will transfer to the Achik Tash base camp. The trip will take approximately 5 hours and will follow along the Pamir Trakt. We will spend the night in tents.
Day 3: Acclimatization day
During the acclimatization day, you will get to walk to the Petrovsky mountain as well as the Achik Tash lakes. We will spend the night in tents.
Day 4: Preparation Day
We will conduct an equipment check and pack for the following day’s trek to Camp 1. Afterwards, you will get to hike to the nearby waterfall. We will spend the night in tents.
Day 5: Hike to Camp 1 (4,200m)
We will hike for approximately 12 kilometres to Camp 1. The hike will take approximately 4-7 hours. We will spend the night in tents.
Day 6: Yukhin Peak (5,100m)
We will climb to the summit of the Yukhin peak as a means of active acclimatization. We will spend the night in tents.
Day 7: Hike to Camp 2
At 4:00 am, we will make our way to Camp 2. The trip will take approximately 5-7 hours. We will spend the night in tents.
Day 8: Razdelnaya Peak (6,148m)
We will climb to the summit of the Razdelnaya peak. The ascent and descent will take approximately 4-6 hours. We will spend the night in tents.
Day 9: Descend to Camp 1
We will make our way down to camp 1 at approximately 9:00 am. If you feel good, we may descend all the way to base camp today. We will spend the night in tents.
Day 10: Descend to Base Camp
If we spend the previous night in Camp 1, today we will make our way down to Base Camp. We will spend the night in tents.
Day 11: Rest Day
Day 12: Camp 1
We will make our way back up to Camp 1. We will spend the night in tents.
Day 13: Camp 2
We will wake up at 3:00 am and make our way up to the Camp 2. We will spend the night in tents.
Day 14: Camp 3
Before 8:00 am we will make our way up to Camp 3. We will spend the night in tents.
Day 15: Summit Day (7,134m)
Today we will wake up at approximately 3:00-4:00 am, and climb to the Lenin Peak summit. Afterwards, we will make our way back down to Camp 3, where we will spend the night in tents.
Day 16: Extra day in case of bad weather
Day 17: Extra day in case of bad weather
Day 18: Descend to Camp 1
We will make our way from Camp 3 to Camp 2 where we will stop for snacks and tea. We will then make our way to Camp 1, where we will spend the night in tents.
Day 19: Base Camp
We will eat breakfast at around 9:00 am. Afterwards, we will make our way down to Base Camp, where we will spend the night in tents.
Day 20: Osh
We will transfer from Base Camp to Osh, where you will spend the night in a hotel before transferring to the airport and flying home the following day.
Details
More info
Participants should bring the following items with them: Backpack (60L), sleeping bag, sleeping pad, helmet, harness, carabiners, crampons, short rope, ice axe, sun glasses, headlamp, ice screw, folding knife, down jacket, Gortex pants and jacket, Polartec jacket, thermal underwear, Polartec gloves, overmitts, warm hat, balaclava, warm socks, sun screen, figure 8 descender, trekking poles, avalanche shovel, high altitude and trekking boots.
Meeting point
FAQs
What are some recommended accommodations near our adventure location?
About the guide
Aleksandr
5.0
(1)
Mountain Guide
Mountains and work in the mountains are major part of my life. I am an IFMGA mountain guide as well as a member of the Kyrgyzstan Mountain Guides Association (KMGA). I started my career in 2006 and it was a logical extension of my mountaineering activities. I organize ascents, ski-touring and free ride programs for my clients in the Caucasus
(including Krasnaya Polyana), Pamir, Tien-Shan, Siberia, Ural, Kola Peninsula. I have climbing experience in the Alps, Alaska and the Chinese Pamirs.
I am a certified mountain rescuer. My priorities are the client's safety along with the success of the ascent.
Languages
Russian | English
Certificates
KMGA
What people are saying about Aleksandr
Paola
One of the best ski trips i have ever experienced! I can highly recommend this trip. Aleksandr is a great guide, he clearly knows what he does and he made sure that i have a blast.
You may also like
Find more mountaineering trips
Join our newsletter!
Stay up-to-date on the best adventures.