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1. Bargah Sevom Shelter (4,200 m) loop from زیار

8.44km

05:50

1,190m

Expert mountaineering route. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.

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2. Bargah Sevom Shelter (4,200 m) – Mount Damavand Summit loop from Rineh

8.01km

06:25

1,330m

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Stefan Pittelkow

May 20, 2016

Ascent Damavand 5671m:

The easiest ascent route to Damavand is the southern route. The starting point is Polur. Polur is about 70 km from Tehran and can be easily reached by bus or taxi. Supplies are available there. The Iran Mountaineering Federation is located outside of town and is also the base camp. There you get the permit (2016: 50 US $) and sleeping accommodation. Meals unknown. 4-wheel-drive cars to Camp 2 (Mosque) at 3000m can be booked there (2016: 1 million Rial approx. 25€, per trip, max. 4 people). Alternatively, you can climb the slopes and path yourself.

Overnight in Camp 2, Mosque free. One room, about 10-15 berths on the floor, no supply! Drinking water available, 2016.

Camping possible outside.

Ascent to Camp 3 at 4200m:

Approx. 1200m elevation gain, overnight stay in a mountain house, mattress camp and multi-bed room, approx. 100 places (mattress camp 200,000 riyals, approx. €5), food available in the mini market.

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Raph

June 22, 2017

... to descend. My tour partner had up to 4800 m no problems. After that until 5400 m he said that it is extremely exhausting. The guy (24) comes from Garmisch and otherwise has no problems on the mountain. We are both well trained, but the altitude and wind are just as important. It runs very steeply over loose gravel and dust. The wind is very strong, freezing and blowing dust in the eyes and respiratory system. Despite gloves, individual fingers were slightly numb. The summit climb partly crosses snow / ice fields, crampons were not necessary with us. Passing a fake peak, it's time for the last Hm. The sulfur fumes are in our opinion not as bad as the flying dust. Striking tour, if you are not used to this altitude.

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Raph

June 22, 2017

Thanks, the previous tips I can all confirm (21:06:17), with the starting point A (Base Camp) is a curve earlier. We were traveling with two of us, without guides and camped the first night at 3200 m, so 200 Hm higher up. Small stone walls provide cover there and the sandy bottom protects the back. Shortly after 3700 m there is a small plateau for a tent (max 3-4 persons). The nights in June are pretty cold. Even during the day, the winds are very strong. The second night we spent in the shelter (4200). It is advisable to do a short acclimatization tour in the afternoon. A guide told us not to climb another 300-400 Hm, stay upstairs for an hour and then back to 4200 to sleep. Personally, I had a lot of height problems. The headaches (pretty bad) were gone after the small acclimatization tour. However, then nausea and vomiting plagued me. I decided the next day, again from ...

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Bargah Sevom Shelter (4,200 m)

1. Bargah Sevom Shelter (4,200 m) loop from زیار

2. Bargah Sevom Shelter (4,200 m) – Mount Damavand Summit loop from Rineh

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