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About the tour<\/h2>\n

An Elbrus climb to both of its summits is usually preferred by people who strive to accomplish all their endeavors in order to eliminate any understatement, or by people eager to experience as much of the world as possible.
\nIndeed, East and West summits of Elbrus differ substantially, and both of them offer quite different views from their tops. However, this is not a reason to overestimate oneself: standing on one of the summits’ top rare climbers can find psychological and physical recourses to venture for the other summit right away. Most climbers think only about getting back to the refuge as soon as possible to get some hot soup and internet.
\nAnyway, it makes more sense to spend another 2\u20133 hours to climb the other summit right away, from the Saddle (with an altitude gain of as little as 300 m) than from the refuge at the distance of 2000m. This way you will avoid the feeling of understated accomplishment.<\/p>\n

9-day Schedule for a Guided Climb to Both Elbrus Summits from the South<\/h2>\n

Day 1. <\/strong>Arrival at MRV airport. Departure from the airport at 12: 00-12: 15 pm for all arrivals on flights before 11:30 pm. Departure from the airport at 15: 15-15: 30 pm for all arrivals before 14:45 pm. Moving 200 km (3 hours) transfer to the hotel. The hotel of the system is at the beginning of the hundred-kilometer valley of the Baksan River, almost on the very slope of Elbrus. Gathering for dinner.
\n\u00a0Day 2.<\/strong> Morning acclimatization hike to Cheget. Descent on foot to the hotel.
\nDay 3.<\/strong> Morning acclimatization hike to Maid’s Braids waterfall (at 2700m) and further on, to the observatory (at 3100m).
\nDay 4.<\/strong> Taking a lift to the refuge and setting up there. After a snack, making an acclimatization hike to an elevation of 4400m, till the end of the ridge. Overnight stay in the huts.
\nDay 5.<\/strong> An acclimatization hike to Pastukhov\u2019s Rocks (at 4700m).
\nDay 6.<\/strong> Rest day. Final preparations for summiting Elbrus.
\nDay 7.<\/strong> Climbing Mount Elbrus\u2019s West summit (5642m) and East summit (5621m). This succession of summits can be changed with the guide\u2019s and other group members\u2019 consent. The day begins with an early start (at 2\u20134 AM). It is possible to use a Snowcat. The proportion of guides and clients is strictly 1:3.
\nDay 8.<\/strong> Reserve day. Descent to hotel.
\nDay 9.<\/strong> Transfer from Terskol to the airport at 7 AM (plan your flight with this in mind!). Probably there will be some time for a walk in Pyatigorsk after you reach the airport and leave your luggage there. On your own, you can visit also the well-known Russian poet Lermontov\u2019s duel site.<\/p>\n

To give you peace of mind, the package tours we offer, as a rule, include all expenses you may face.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Included in the cost of Elbrus climb:<\/h2>\n