you provide yourself with personal climbing equipment: crampons on climbing boots; self–safety; carbines - 3 pcs.; zhumar; trigger device (figure eight); ice axe; climbing system (harness); helmet

Clothing and equipment must be available.

trekking boots for mountain hiking

boots for climbing are plastic or rigid, with welts for attaching cats.

sneakers

flip-flops, sandals

sweatpants (wool/polartek/fleece,thermal underwear)

waterproof and windproof jacket and pants

warm sweater or jacket (polartek/fleece)

thin sweater (wool/polartek/fleece, thermal underwear)

down jacket or down vest (especially needed during parking)

T-shirts (2 pieces), trousers and shorts (for trekking)

thick sports socks for 0 - -100 S (2 pairs)

thin sports socks (2 pairs)

sun hat (cap, panama hat, bandana)

warm hat (wool/polartek/fur)

warm windproof mittens or gloves (down or sintepon)

fleece gloves

balaclava/ windproof face mask/ buff

backpack (volume 60-100 liters)

Sleeping bag (T0 comfort up to -00 C)

sleeping bag mat

flashlight (head mounted, with spare batteries)

sunglasses

sun cream with a high level of protection 30-60

individual first aid kit + bactericidal patch

personal care products: toothbrush, paste, soap

a set of wet sanitary napkins

10 pieces of strong plastic bags for packing things

water flask

shoe covers/gaiters

camping tableware (bowl, mug, spoon, knife)

telescopic poles

thermos bottle 0.5-1 l

The program may change due to weather and other adverse conditions. The decision to change the route is made by the guide. On the 2nd day of the program, the group comes to the Ak-kem mountain shelter. The mountain shelter is located near Lake Ak-kem. There is a rental of personal climbing equipment. The weather in the mountains is unpredictable and changeable, which is typical of Altai Mountains. Daytime temperature is +10 +30 degrees Celsius, night temperature is 0 +10, in September at night on the mountain up to -15

in order to climb to the top of Belukha, you need to have good physical fitness, endurance, strength in your arms and legs. It is necessary to have an idea of what mountains are, the height difference per day up to 1,000-1,500 m vertically, and how one breathes at altitude.

It is very important to inform the guide about your chronic illnesses and injuries before hiking.

If the weather is good, the climbing program is often performed without using a reserve day, as a result, the group completes the entire program 1 day earlier. In this case, the group, having gone down to Tungur one day earlier, stays at the campsite in tents, having breakfast and dinner in a cafe and receiving a lunch package at lunch.

it is necessary to prepare personal equipment very carefully: warm clothes, special climbing boots made of plastic or rigid trekking boots with edging for attaching cats, etc. Equipment

The route offers a standard set of climbing products.