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Fisht
- Height (m)
- 2868
- Difficulty
- Moderate
- Duration
- 3 days
- Continent
- Europe
- Children
- From 10 years old
- Accomodation
- There are tents
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Mount Fisht (translated from Adyghean as "White Head" or "Saddle-head") is protected by the Caucasus Biosphere Reserve, where you can find a huge number of unique plants. It is a part of the Main Caucasus Range and divides territorially the Krasnodar Territory and the Republic of Adygea. Fisht is special for its accessibility for a beginner and a training ground for a mountaineer. Here you can find any category of difficulty from 1-B to 6-A. Year-round glacier and weather conditions make this mountain special and desirable for adventure lovers. The most popular and accessible variant of ascent is via the Big Fishtin Glacier (1-B). The second most difficult route is via the Small Fishtinsky Glacier (2-A). The most difficult routes lie on the eastern walls of the mountain (5-A, 6-A). The western part of Fisht is known for the source of the stream, which then pours out into the favourite waterfall "Vodopadisty".
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About climbing
Fisht is the second most difficult mountain after Elbrus, so it is ideal for training and preparation for more serious ascents. In this ascent everyone will find his or her own: training, crazy dawns and sunsets against the background of the landscape of Fisht-Oshtensky mountain massif, silence, new friends, partners for future ascents. Our guides will teach you the basics of mountaineering, ensure your safety and quality rest.
Fisht climbing program
Day 1. Arrival to Yavorovaya glade, departure to the route, overnight stay at the glade of Fisht shelter, dinner and instructing the group. Overnight stay in a tent.
Day 2. Early rise, departure at 4 am. Ascent to Fisht on the route 1b alp. (Average ascent time is 10 hours descending, 10 hours ascending). Descent to the shelter, overnight stay in a tent.
Day 3. Passage Fisht shelter – Yavorovaya glade. Departure home