Berkutaul Mountain

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À propos de la visite

Berkutaul (Berkut's village) is the second peak after Belukha by its popularity among climbers and tourists in Southern Altai with 3373 m altitude. It has a clearly faceted pyramidal top, 3 glaciers reaching 1 km in length. Convenient for its relative availability. The area of the Berkutaul mountain is suitable for climbers' training. There are 31 routes with various categories of complexity from 1 to 5 A. Key points: Topkayin v. - Shabanbulak combe - National Park entrance - Maitekshe combe - ecological camp Sights: Aralbai combe, Berkutaul climbing camp, panoramic observation deck. Description of the route is from the guide to the Katon-Karagai state National Park "Eco-Tours. Discovering the breathtaking nature of Altai", prepared and published within the framework of the project "Conservation and Sustainable Management of Key Globally Important Ecosystems for Multiple Benefits", implemented with the support of UNDP, funded by GEF and the government of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

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