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One of the routes to the top of Mount Fisht runs along the Small Glacier. You can climb to its beginning along a steep scree, or the edge of the glacier along the cliff. The descent from here is not the easiest task. You will have to go down either along a steep scree, or, if you have crampons, then along the glacier along the cliff. Without crampons, descending along the glacier can be dangerous, since the slope in some places reaches 40 degrees. There is no water here. There are small waterfalls flowing down the cliff, but it is impossible to get to them, since the edge of the glacier is located away from the cliff.

A gravel path begins behind the bus stop. About 100 meters along it towards Dakhovskaya and there will be an old descent, along which you could previously go down to the beginning of the canyon. The descent is still there, I haven't checked its reliability, because I don't want to go there with a bike.

Hospitable shepherd Ashot and Alla offer shelter and food in their temporary home KOSH. The cafe menu includes alpine milk, cheese, matsoni, khichins, hot flatbreads and yoka, and you can also get an Internet connection. On the territory, for an additional fee, there are wooden platforms for a tent, a hot tub.

The Maly Fishtinsky Glacier is one of four glaciers in the Fisht-Pshekho-Su mountain group. It is located on the southeastern slope of Mount Fisht and is one of the lowest glaciers in the Caucasus, descending to 1980 m above sea level. It belongs to the gorge type, as it is located in a deep (400-700 m) gorge and has an abnormally low altitude of up to 1980 above sea level. The glacier is oriented to the northeast towards the Belaya River valley. In the north, it contacts the main massif of Fisht, and in the south - with a spur.

Oshten is one of the mountains in the western part of the Caucasus Range. Oshten, Pshekha-Su and Fisht form one mountain range, with a wide peak broken into several parts and separated from each other by a saddle running in a south-southeast direction. Absolute height 2804 above sea level.

The Fisht Shelter is a tourist shelter located at an altitude of 1600 above sea level on the territory of the Caucasus Nature Reserve, on the tourist trail 30 of the all-Union route between the Armyansky and Belorechensky passes. The meadow where the shelter is located is very picturesque, the Belaya River flows through it, and the peaks of the Fisht-Oshtensky massif are located on the northwestern side. The shelter includes houses for tourists and sites for setting up tent camps.

The mountain is 2308 above sea level. From the top of the mountain and the foothill meadow, there are picturesque views of all 360: The Oshten massif, Mount Blyam, Mount Nagoy-Chuk, the Instructor gap and the Instructor window pass, the Kamennoye More ridge, the Thach and Acheshbok mountains, and the Guzeripl pass.

The trail runs along a steep rocky ascent, which is also a descent, the visibility of the trail is very conditional, in some places the trail runs along the edge of the cliff of the ridge.