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About the tour<\/h2>\n

The “Cross” of Elbrus is a complicated version of the Elbrus Climb from the South and the Elbrus Climb from the North. It consists of climbing to both summits on one side of the mountain and descending on the opposite side. This is one of the most famous routes, which allows you to test your abilities before attempting higher peaks.<\/p>\n

The “cross” of Elbrus can be climbed from north to south (more difficult) or from south to north. It is also possible to climb to the east summit of Elbrus and descend from there by three different routes – the Motorcycle Col (a Land Rover that was taken up there in 1997 is still there), along the rock of Elbrus Saddle (the western slope of the east summit of Elbrus) or on the south side (the easiest route).<\/p>\n

We can recommend climbing the “cross” of Elbrus as a training program for climbing as a training program for climbing Lenin Peak, Korjenevskoj Peak, Khan-Tengry, Island Peak, Mera Peak, Aconcagua and Ojos del Salado. It is possible to plan an overnight stay in tents on the Elbrus saddle.<\/p>\n

9-day Schedule of\u00a0a Guided Climb “Cross of North\u00a0Elbrus”<\/h2>\n

To give you peace of mind, the packages we offer usually include all the expenses you may incur.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Day 1.<\/strong> Meeting at Mineralnye Vody airport or railway station (plan to arrive no later than 12 noon). Transfer to Emmanuel Glade.
\nDay 2.<\/strong>\u00a0Acclimatisation hike with equipment to the refuge at 3700m, followed by descent. Overnight in tents or huts on the Emanuel Glade.
\nDay 3. <\/strong>Walk to the refuge.
\nDay 4.<\/strong> Acclimatisation hike to Lents Rocks (4700m). Overnight stay at the refuge (3700m).
\nDay 5.<\/strong> Rest day. Preparations for the summit. Overnight stay at the refuge (3700m).
\nDay 6.<\/strong> Climbing Elbrus, starting at 2 or 4 am, depending on the guide. Climbing Elbrus takes 6 to 10 hours. You do not need to carry the extra equipment – the porter will take it from the camp to 3700 metres and deliver it to the springs of J\u00f5lysu, from where your luggage will be delivered to your hotel in Mineralnye Vody.
\nDay 7. <\/strong>Reserved in case of bad weather.
\nDay 8. <\/strong>Descent and transfer to Mineralnye Vody. Hotel check-in, walk.
\nDay 9.\u00a0<\/strong>Transfer to Mineralnye Vody airport.<\/p>\n

Included in the cost of climbing the “Elbrus Cross”.<\/h2>\n