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Aragats 4+1 Peaks Traverse
North Peak Mountain Club

Aragats 4+1 Peaks Traverse

Sep20Sun, September 2003:00
SAS85 Marshal Baghramyan Ave, Yerevan 0033, Armenia
25000 դ
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A demanding traverse across all four peaks of Mount Aragats (North 4,090 m, West 3,995 m, East 3,908 m, South 3,887 m) plus the Unnamed Peak (3,615 m), designed for experienced mountaineers. The hike starts from Lake Kari. After bagging the peaks, the route descends along the Gegharot trail to the base of the Eastern peak, followed by a transfer by truck to Aragats village. Distance is roughly 18 km with about 1,800 m of elevation change. Part of the “10+1” and “Master of Aragats” challenges. This is a strenuous outing: solid mountain trekking experience, strong physical fitness, and comfort with basic rock scrambling and off-trail hiking are required. Meeting point: 35 Isahakyan St (by SAS supermarket) at 03:00 (please arrive 10 minutes early). What to bring: - Backpack and trekking poles - Sturdy hiking boots, warm layers, and a spare change of clothes and shoes - Windproof jacket and rain cover - Headlamp or flashlight - Sun protection (sunglasses, sunscreen, hat) - Personal first aid kit - Food for the day and at least 1.5 L of water Price includes transport (including the truck section) and guiding services. Limited to 18 participants. To register: +37443004090, +37493850385 (also on Viber, WhatsApp, Telegram). Registration is confirmed upon payment.

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North Peak Mountain Club

Armenian hiking and mountaineering club that organizes guided personal and group tours and ascents (Aragats, Geghama, Mont Blanc area, etc.). Posts trip photos, route reports, and expedition announcements focused on outdoor adventure and community participation.

Aragats 4+1 Peaks Traverse
North Peak Mountain Club

Aragats 4+1 Peaks Traverse

Sep20Sun, September 2003:00
SAS85 Marshal Baghramyan Ave, Yerevan 0033, Armenia
25000 դ
Translated

A demanding traverse across all four peaks of Mount Aragats (North 4,090 m, West 3,995 m, East 3,908 m, South 3,887 m) plus the Unnamed Peak (3,615 m), designed for experienced mountaineers. The hike starts from Lake Kari. After bagging the peaks, the route descends along the Gegharot trail to the base of the Eastern peak, followed by a transfer by truck to Aragats village. Distance is roughly 18 km with about 1,800 m of elevation change. Part of the “10+1” and “Master of Aragats” challenges. This is a strenuous outing: solid mountain trekking experience, strong physical fitness, and comfort with basic rock scrambling and off-trail hiking are required. Meeting point: 35 Isahakyan St (by SAS supermarket) at 03:00 (please arrive 10 minutes early). What to bring: - Backpack and trekking poles - Sturdy hiking boots, warm layers, and a spare change of clothes and shoes - Windproof jacket and rain cover - Headlamp or flashlight - Sun protection (sunglasses, sunscreen, hat) - Personal first aid kit - Food for the day and at least 1.5 L of water Price includes transport (including the truck section) and guiding services. Limited to 18 participants. To register: +37443004090, +37493850385 (also on Viber, WhatsApp, Telegram). Registration is confirmed upon payment.

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North Peak Mountain Club

Armenian hiking and mountaineering club that organizes guided personal and group tours and ascents (Aragats, Geghama, Mont Blanc area, etc.). Posts trip photos, route reports, and expedition announcements focused on outdoor adventure and community participation.