Elbrus Cross — North-to-South Double Summit
- 11 days
- 5,642 m
- Demanding
Climb Elbrus from the north, sleep on the 5,379 m saddle, summit both the East and West peaks and descend the South side: the “Cross of Elbrus”.
Next: 12 Jun
From €1,120

Mountaineering instructor
Dmitry Cherednichenko is a Candidate Master of Sport in mountaineering and holds a 1st sports category in sport tourism. He is a mountaineering instructor-methodologist and a Snow Leopard award holder.
Climb Elbrus from the north, sleep on the 5,379 m saddle, summit both the East and West peaks and descend the South side: the “Cross of Elbrus”.
Next: 12 Jun
From €1,120
Climb Elbrus from the quiet north side, entirely on foot: tent camps, no lifts and the original first-ascent route to the East summit (5,621 m).
Next: 26 May
From €790
The quiet North route with a roof over your head: cabins with beds and hot showers, meals cooked by chefs, then an all-on-foot climb to the East summit (5,621 m).
Next: 26 May
From €1,240
The South route on foot, with tents and a full rucksack: no cable cars up, camps in the wild, a classic summit push and our lowest price.
Next: 22 May
From €660
Two Caucasus giants in one trip: Kazbek (5,033 m) from Georgia with tents, then Elbrus West (5,642 m) by the classic southern route.
Next: 5 Jun
From €1,290
Climb Kazbek (5,033 m) from the Georgian side: Gergeti glacier, tent camps, full acclimatisation and a night summit push. No border-zone permit.
Next: 5 Jun
From €810
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