周辺の山小屋・トップ11

Depending on the provider, the tents are practical and well-equipped for a night at the high camp. The expansive view over the Ararat plain is particularly impressive, especially at sunset. There are no showers or toilets, but everything essential for the summit goal is provided.

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Fantastic views from Camp 1 to Dogubayazit and into Iran. The Ceven Travel camp is still relatively comfortable. The tents even have beds. Only a squat toilet is available.

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The first drinking fountain is dry. Cold, drinkable water flows from the second. There's also an abandoned hut here. Hunters or those who would like to be hunters often stay here, as you'll find ammunition and beer bottles on the ground.

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Many cows rest here. There's a hut that serves as a mescid. You can even lock the hut. When it rains, you can find shelter here.

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Don't forget water, sunscreen and a hat. Watch out for wild dogs!

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Camp 1 at around 3,300 m can still be reached by off-road vehicle. The individual expedition providers have their fixed areas here.

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Camp 2 is at about 4,200 m. From here you have a great view of the summit and also of Camp 1! We recommend climbing up to the photo point (small rock) at about 4,350 m.

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This place is a little paradise that overlooks the Black Sea. Murat is super friendly, a perfect stop off!

Lovely little sheperds Cafe on top of the mountain with view over Adrasan. Serves tea, water, Coca-Cola and other soft drinks, and prepares snacks like freshly made sheperd pancakes (little cheese crumbs & herbs filling).

The gentlemen have unreasonable prices and insisted on big tips. Though water, coke and oranges gave me energy for the way back. Suggest visiting in a group

Very strenuous to the summit. Be sure to wear sensible shoes and clothing, and take water and food with you. A decent sleeping bag doesn't hurt either. Very important: We start at 2100m and then it goes up over 1700m. You should know what you can and can't do.

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Just because of the summit....

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The house of Murat is situated between the highway and the sea. Murat is a super friendly guy who hosts any traveller for free in his self built house.

Unfortunately, there was no catering here in October 2022. However, the friendly owner offered us a place to rest and drinks and referred us to 2 restaurants 15 minutes further east for food.

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At the end of October nobody was there anymore

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Saved our lives ;) There was water, coke, fanta and a set for making tea. Money is thrown into a small cash register. You can take a short break in the shade.

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Turkish coffee, tea and other sundries can be bought here after the strenuous climb.

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Small café run by old shepherds, drinks as desired.

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A really meaningful task that the men have here.

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There is hardly any German or English language in the workforce, but it goes without saying. They are very hospitable.

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