Mount Kholodilnik

Mount Kholodilnik is a summit located in Primorsky Krai in the Russian Far East, marked by a distinctive elevation that stands out against the surrounding terrain. The peak can be approached via natural routes that wind through the mountain landscape.

Local inhabitants named the peak after observing exceptionally cold temperatures year-round, choosing a term meaning 'refrigerator' to describe the mountain's frigid conditions. This name reflects the severe climate that defines the region.

Indigenous communities of Primorsky Krai incorporate Mount Kholodilnik into their traditional stories, connecting the mountain to regional heritage and customs.

Hiking is best during late spring through early autumn when weather is stable enough to safely reach the summit. Visitors should expect rapidly changing weather and cold conditions even during warmer months.

Scientists use the peak as a research station to study how climate change affects mountain ecosystems in the Far East. These observations help researchers document shifts in the region's natural systems over time.

GPS coordinates: 43.14545,131.93753

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:22