A 6,000-metre Pamir summit and a logical acclimatization step before Lenin Peak. Great high-altitude experience in the same area.
We take care of the whole expedition.
An experienced high-altitude guide leads the group on acclimatization rotations and the ascent.
Airport pick-up and drop-off in Osh, transfers Osh — Achik-Tash base camp — Osh.
Border permit, rescue-service registration, environmental fees, route consultation.
3* hotel in Osh (2 nights), tents with platforms and 220V power at BC and C1, pre-set tents in the upper camps.
Three meals a day at BC and C1, high-altitude food pack for the climb.
Loads carried by horses from base camp to Camp 1 and back — up to 20 kg per person.
Ropes, gas and stoves, cookware, radio rental.
Hot shower and sauna, free internet at BC, first aid and a doctor at BC and C1.
The expedition is built around gradual acclimatization.
Arrival in Osh, hotel check-in, dinner and trip briefing.
Drive to Achik-Tash base camp (3,600 m) — 7–8 hours on the road.
Acclimatization hike onto the Petrovsky Peak ridge (~4,100 m).
Acclimatization hike up Ryzhaya Katya Peak (4,131 m).
Rest day: recovery, laundry, gear preparation.
Move to Camp 1 (4,400 m); loads carried by horses.
Acclimatization ascent of Yukhin Peak (5,100 m).
Ice training: rope work, fixed lines, rescue drills.
Glacier crossing to Camp 2 (5,300 m) — the toughest day.
Move to Camp 3 (6,100 m) and ascent of Razdelnaya Peak (6,148 m).
Descent to base camp (3,600 m); optional sauna.
Weather reserve days.
Transfer Achik-Tash — Osh, hotel check-in.
Airport transfer, departure from Osh.
Outline itinerary. Exact schedule, altitudes and overnight spots may be adjusted for acclimatization and weather — details in the PDF and on request.
Day-by-day altitude profile — classic “climb high, sleep low” acclimatization at a glance.
The essential personal gear list — we send a detailed checklist after booking; part of it can be rented.
Price per person. Early-bird and group discounts available.
| 1 person | on request |
| 2 people | $3,600 |
| 3 people | $2,860 |
| 4 people | $2,660 |
| 5+ people | $2,460 |
The full season schedule is on the Calendar.
Shots by our participants: the route, camps and snowy summits.
Quick answers to what people ask most before booking.
For those who have been to 4,000–5,000 m (Elbrus, Kazbek) and want to step above six thousand. Razdelnaya sits on the classic Lenin Peak route — real high-altitude experience and the best rehearsal for a 7,000er.
Not technical: snow and ice slopes without steep walls. The key factors are the 6,150 m altitude and the long glacier day to Camp 2. Ice training with fixed ropes and rescue drills is part of the program.
Expedition-style comfort: Achik-Tash base camp with three meals a day, showers and sauna, Camp 1 (4,400 m) with ready tents, equipped tents higher up. Horses move loads to Camp 1; porters above are optional (15–20 $/kg).
The 15-day program includes hikes to Petrovsky Peak (4,100 m) and Yukhin Peak (5,100 m) before the main climb — the classic altitude sawtooth that keeps the risk of altitude sickness to a minimum.
Flights to Osh, 5,000 m+ mountaineering insurance with heli-evacuation, optional porters, guide tips (200 $ on success), personal gear rental.
July 25 – August 8: mid-season in the Pamirs, when the weather in the Alay valley is at its most stable.
Where to go before or after — routes of the same level and region.
5,200 mA Pamir summit for your first high-altitude experience in the Lenin Peak area.
7,134 mOne of the most famous 7,000-metre peaks of the Pamir — a gateway to high-altitude mountaineering.
5,621 mA wild, less crowded route to the summit from the northern hut. For those seeking authenticity.
The club is rated 4.9 out of 5 on Yandex Maps from 10 reviews.
Review on Yandex Maps →I met the guys back in 2020 and we have been going to the mountains together ever since. Elbrus, Kazbek, Ararat, Kilimanjaro, Lenin Peak, the trek in Nepal, Ama Dablam... If you want to fill your life with adventure, you have come to the right place. Tried and tested.
Review on Yandex Maps →Hi everyone! Many thanks to Ilya for organising a wonderful climb! It was hard, but it became possible thanks to the shared effort and teamwork. The weather was not kind, but nobody had promised us a party and a stroll over the hills. The most important thing is that we got what we came for. Thanks to everyone in the group!
Hi everyone! I want to share how good these guys are — you are awesome and you know your job.
I joined a group back in 2023 and I still remember those summit days as if they were yesterday. Do you know why? Because we even became friends and are still in touch! For me this team has become part of my sporting family. I also want to thank Ilya Sidelnikov for his help both in preparing for the summit push and on the climb itself — I made it thanks to him. The next peak is Lenin Peak, and I will definitely take that step with him. Thank you for being so responsive, I'm with you!
And to you, friends — I recommend them. Try it once and it turns into many, many times. Good luck to everyone, and new summits!
Reviews are taken from the club profiles on Yandex Maps and Google and translated from Russian; the authors’ wording is kept.
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