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East Summit of Mount Elbrus ( 5642m, 18510ft ) in the Caucasus of Russia the highest mountain in Europe |
There are a number of routes up the mountain. The normal route, which is free of crevasses, continues more or less straight up the slope from the end of the cable car system. During the summer it is common for 100 people to be attempting the summit via this route each day. The climb is not technically difficult, but it is physically arduous due to the elevation and strong winds. |
Mount Elbrus ascent route |
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Mount Elbrus |
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Mount Elbrus ascent route |
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Mount Elbrus |
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Mount Elbrus |
![]() Caucasus Panorama ( Caucasus Mountaineering ) |
View of Elbrus from Kislovodsk ( 19th-century postcard of Mount Elbrus ) |
Mount Elbrus |
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