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Elbrus is Europe’s highest
summit, yet is one of more accessible high-altitude peaks. This
trip provides fine skiing both in the vicinity of Elbrus and on
the mountain itself. There are runs of varying difficulty - for
top skiers and for “greenhorns” (novices). Different ski descents
are up to 15 km long. They all are very interesting and
breathtaking - along Mt. Elbrus and other exellent slopes.
Indisputably, Elbrus is wonderful place for relaxation and skiing.
Period: December - April
Standard Duration: 15 days
Minimum duration: 7 days
Itinerary
Day 1 Meeting in Moscow airport. Transfer to
hotel *** 3 stars. Dinner.
Day 2 City tour, fly to Mineralnye Vody. Drive to Adyrsu
valley. "New Jailik" hotel (2350m).
Day 3-8 Ski-touring based at the hotel.
Day 9 Ski-tour to the Gumachi Pass (3582m), 5-6 hours. Descent
via Jankuat Glacier to the Adylsu valley. Drive by bus to Terskol
(Baksan valley). Hotel in Terskol (2000m). Luggage will be delivered
by car from New Jailik hotel to the hotel in Terskol.
Day 10 Rest day. The more energetic may wish to ascent Cheget
Karabashi 3400 m or ski using the Cheget chairlift system.
Day 11 Use the Elbrus lift system to reach Garabashi Huts
(3800m).
Day 12-13 are two days available for the ascent of Elbrus or
for skiing using the chairlift and cable car system. A snowcat will
assist for the first 500m of the ascent.
Day 14 Drive to Mineralnye Vody. Fly to Moscow.
Day 15 Return to London.
Tour price Include: all flights, airport transfers, guides,
food, accommodation, local fees, Moscow city tour.
Tour price Not include: Visa costs, insurance.
See also
Climbing mount Elbrus
Ski & Snowboard on Elbrus
Heli-Ski on Elbrus
Trekking around mount Elbrus
Mountain biking around mount Elbrus
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