Belukha Climb via Delone Pass
- 11 days
- 4,509 m
- Demanding
Technical 11-day ascent of Belukha (4,509 m), the highest peak of Altai, via the Akkem valley and the Delone pass. Grade 4A, tent camps, 1 instructor per 2 climbers.
Next: 18 Jul
From €2,880

Mountaineering instructor
Timofey Arsenyev holds a 1st sports category in mountaineering and is a mountaineering instructor, category 3, registered under No. 2173.
Technical 11-day ascent of Belukha (4,509 m), the highest peak of Altai, via the Akkem valley and the Delone pass. Grade 4A, tent camps, 1 instructor per 2 climbers.
Next: 18 Jul
From €2,880
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