Ascent to Mount Gombak

Ascent to Mount Gombak

Oct30Fri, October 3007:30
Yerevan City60, 2 Komitas Ave, Yerevan, Armenia
38 000 AMD per person

A three-day hike to Mount Gombak (2,971 m), one of the highest peaks in the Khustup-Katar mountain range. The climb is of moderate to challenging difficulty and requires hiking experience. Open to participants aged 18–55 with average physical fitness and no health issues. Itinerary: • Day 1: Yerevan – Pskhu Khut. Departure towards Verin Vachagan with stops in Vayk and Kapan. From the village, an easy 4 km hike to the campsite (heavy luggage transported by vehicle). • Day 2: Ascent to Mount Gombak. Distance: 16 km, relative elevation: 1,700 m. • Day 3: Pskhu Khut – Yerevan. Morning rest on the slopes of Khustup before the return trip. Included: transport, guide services, tents. Sleeping bag and pad rental is available for 5,000 AMD. Required items: plate, spoon, fork, cup, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, backpack, walking poles, water, first aid kit, sunglasses, cap and fleece hat, warm clothing, headlamp, raincoat, comfortable sportswear, hiking or hard-soled sport boots, and a spare pair of shoes. Meeting point: Komitas Ave., Yerevan City supermarket at 07:30 (arrive at least 10 minutes early; late arrivals are not waited for and non-refundable). Registration: call 043 00 5165 or message Armenian Geographic on Facebook, fill out the first-time participant form if applicable, pay by bank transfer to Armgeo LLC (mentioning your name and phone number), and send a receipt screenshot via Facebook Messenger. Cancellations are accepted until October 26 at 12:00 PM; cancellations after that are subject to the full fee.

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Armenia-based hiking and trekking operator running day hikes, multi-day treks and international mountaineering expeditions (Ararat, Kilimanjaro, Elbrus, Everest Base Camp, Machu Picchu, etc.). Combines scenic nature and cultural site visits with guided, safety-focused outdoor experiences for tourists and local hikers.

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Ascent to Mount Gombak
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Ascent to Mount Gombak

Oct30Fri, October 3007:30
Yerevan City60, 2 Komitas Ave, Yerevan, Armenia
38 000 AMD per person

A three-day hike to Mount Gombak (2,971 m), one of the highest peaks in the Khustup-Katar mountain range. The climb is of moderate to challenging difficulty and requires hiking experience. Open to participants aged 18–55 with average physical fitness and no health issues. Itinerary: • Day 1: Yerevan – Pskhu Khut. Departure towards Verin Vachagan with stops in Vayk and Kapan. From the village, an easy 4 km hike to the campsite (heavy luggage transported by vehicle). • Day 2: Ascent to Mount Gombak. Distance: 16 km, relative elevation: 1,700 m. • Day 3: Pskhu Khut – Yerevan. Morning rest on the slopes of Khustup before the return trip. Included: transport, guide services, tents. Sleeping bag and pad rental is available for 5,000 AMD. Required items: plate, spoon, fork, cup, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, backpack, walking poles, water, first aid kit, sunglasses, cap and fleece hat, warm clothing, headlamp, raincoat, comfortable sportswear, hiking or hard-soled sport boots, and a spare pair of shoes. Meeting point: Komitas Ave., Yerevan City supermarket at 07:30 (arrive at least 10 minutes early; late arrivals are not waited for and non-refundable). Registration: call 043 00 5165 or message Armenian Geographic on Facebook, fill out the first-time participant form if applicable, pay by bank transfer to Armgeo LLC (mentioning your name and phone number), and send a receipt screenshot via Facebook Messenger. Cancellations are accepted until October 26 at 12:00 PM; cancellations after that are subject to the full fee.

Organizer

Armenia-based hiking and trekking operator running day hikes, multi-day treks and international mountaineering expeditions (Ararat, Kilimanjaro, Elbrus, Everest Base Camp, Machu Picchu, etc.). Combines scenic nature and cultural site visits with guided, safety-focused outdoor experiences for tourists and local hikers.

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