Hello! Tomorrow we have decided with friends to make this route that you have come to! But we were told that from the CPSU to Yonchevo Lake there were morays that were easier to get off than to get up. And now we wonder if we can catch the path from the hut? There was an easy route from there. My question… read more

Hello! Honestly, I do not think there was any morale between the CPLD and the Yonchev Lake :) Maybe because that was the beginning of the transition and we had the most strength but for me it was the easiest part of the route. There were no stunts (except the climb in the forest, just above the CPLC… read more

Otherwise, from Scared Lake to CPLD, I went down once 2 years ago. That was the end of our transition and, frankly, it seemed a little boring at the end of the day. But there really was no stones along the way except in a fairly horizontal stretch just before the hut (downhill). The distance from there… read more

It happened a little longer, but if you decided to go through the whole route (mostly along the ridge through the peaks), I would say that the difficult climb was between Strashko Lake and Popova Kapa. There the slope is quite large and we only passed through stones. For the more unprepared people there… read more

Here is a good description of the circular route from the Central Park to Strashnoye (without the ridge):

tripsjournal.com/marshrut/tspsh-yonchevo-ezero-strashnoto-ezero-h-malyovitsa-tspsh



And here is information about climbing the Built and the surrounding peaks over Stinky Lake:

planina.e-psylon.net/viewtopic.php?t=6741&view=previous&sid=3008898d343c900115b03b76ae4088bb#65680… read more

Thank you very much! Very comprehensive and useful. Greetings from me as well

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