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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 trail runs along the rocky slope of the ridge neck, which leads to the gentle slope of the summit.

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.

Mount Blyam is closely adjacent to Oshten, it is so flat and rounded that it resembles a hill. The path to Mount Oshten runs along the slope of Mount Blyam and opens up a beautiful view of Mount Oshten and the entire mountain range.

Alpine meadows of the Lago-Naki tract and the trail that leads to Mount Oshten