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Lenin Peak Expedition

Highlights

Lenin Peak (7134 m) is the perfect choice for your first 7000-metre summit. Situated in the Pamir mountain range on the border between Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan, it is part of the prestigious "Snow Leopard" programme and ranks among the most popular 7000-metre peaks for climbers. As the northernmost 7000-metre peak in the Pamirs, Lenin Peak attracts both novice and experienced mountaineers.

20 days

Start 5 Aug

Difficulty

7 134 m

Height

Jul - Aug

Season

Up to 9

Group

1:3

Guide ratio

2 800$

Price

Booking Trip

Program

Day 1

Arrival in Osh and hotel check-in

Your adventure begins with your arrival in Osh, Kyrgyzstan’s second-largest city. Your guide will meet you at the airport, assist with hotel check-in, and help you prepare any necessary documents for the climb. The rest of the day will include a gear check to ensure you’re fully equipped for the ascent.

Day 2

Transfer to Base Camp (Achik-Tash)

We’ll transfer to the Achik-Tash Base Camp, located at 3600 metres. The scenic drive takes approximately 6 hours in a comfortable minibus. The camp is fully equipped with electricity, mobile connectivity, and a buffet to make your stay as comfortable as possible before the climb.

Day 3

Acclimatisation ascent

The first acclimatisation day involves a hike to either Petrovsky Peak (4000 m) or Traveller’s Pass (4200 m). This trek provides stunning alpine views and helps prepare your body for higher altitudes. You’ll return to Achik-Tash Base Camp for the night.

Day 4

Trek to Advanced Base Camp (ABC)

We leave Achik-Tash Base Camp for two weeks and trek to Advanced Base Camp, situated at 4400 metres on the glacier. The main gear will be transported by horses, allowing you to hike with a lighter load. The 7-hour trek offers incredible views of Lenin Peak and the surrounding Pamir mountains. Advanced Base Camp provides three meals a day, and electricity is available via a generator in the evenings.

Day 5

Snow and ice training

This day focuses on mastering essential mountaineering skills. On the glacier near camp, you’ll learn:
✱Walking in crampons
✱Using an ice axe
✱Navigating snow and ice terrain safely

Day 6

Ascent of Yuhina Peak (5100 m)

We’ll make a non-technical acclimatisation climb to Yuhina Peak, located on the northern slopes of Lenin Peak. From the summit, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the Alay Valley. We’ll camp overnight in tents at the summit.

Day 7

Descent to Advanced Base Camp

We’ll return to Advanced Base Camp at 4400 metres for rest and preparation for the next stage.

Day 8

Trek to Camp 1 (5300 m)

Our journey continues to Camp 1 at 5300 metres, crossing the infamous “Frying Pan” — a vast snow field surrounded by Lenin Peak’s sunlit walls. The reflective glare of the snowfield makes this section a true test of endurance. Overnight in tents at Camp 1.

Day 9

Trek to Camp 2 (6100 m) and ascent of Razdelnaya Peak (6148 m)

From Camp 1, we ascend to Camp 2 at 6100 metres. As part of our acclimatisation, we’ll climb Razdelnaya Peak. This effort will help your body adjust to the altitude, ensuring a better night’s rest. Overnight in tents at Camp 2.

Day 10

Descent to Advanced Base Camp (ABC)

We’ll descend 2000 metres back to Advanced Base Camp, where you can enjoy three hot meals and recharge for the final push.

Days 11-12

Rest days

These days are reserved for rest and light acclimatisation hikes around the camp. It’s an opportunity to recover and prepare for the summit attempt.

Day 13

Trek to Camp 1

We cross the “Frying Pan” again and spend the night at Camp 1 (5300 m).

Day 14

Trek to Camp 2

We’ll move to Camp 2 (6100 m), situated on the slopes of Razdelnaya Peak. Here, we prepare for an early summit bid the following morning.

Day 15

Summit Day: Lenin Peak (7134 m)

Before dawn, we set off for the summit of Lenin Peak. The climb takes approximately 10 hours and includes steep ascents, fixed rope sections, and the expansive Lenin Plateau. Standing on this 7000-metre summit is a moment of immense personal achievement. After the summit, we descend to Camp 2 to rest.

Day 16

Descent to Advanced Base Camp (ABC)

We’ll descend to the glacier at Advanced Base Camp, retracing our steps and focusing on recovery.

Day 17

Return to Base Camp (Achik-Tash)

From Advanced Base Camp, we’ll trek back to Achik-Tash (3600 m), where you can relax, reconnect with loved ones, and reflect on your incredible accomplishment.

Days 18-19

Reserve days

These days are set aside in case of adverse weather conditions. If not needed, they can be used for additional rest or exploration of the camp surroundings.

Day 20

Transfer to Osh and departure

We return to Osh, where you can enjoy your final evening exploring this historic city, a key location along the Silk Road. Depart from Kyrgyzstan the following day.

Booking Trip

Conditions

We’re happy to provide you with standart services which are included into program and additional services on the request. We offer a loyalty program for groups and returning clients. Groups of four or more receive a 5% discount for each participant. Additionally, you’ll get a 5% discount on every second trip with us. Discounts can be combined for even greater savings!

2800 $

Included