Chimtarga

Chimtarga Peak rises to an elevation of 5,489 meters, forming the highest point in the Fan Mountains range of northern Tajikistan.

The initial conquest of Chimtarga Peak occurred in 1935, marking the beginning of documented mountaineering expeditions in this section of Tajikistan.

The Fan Mountains region serves as a central location for international mountaineers who gather annually to attempt various climbing routes to the summit.

Access to Chimtarga requires a trek from the Vertical-Alaudin camp at 2,641 meters, followed by a 7-kilometer hike to the Mutnye Lakes base.

The mountain features multiple climbing routes ranging from category 2B to 6A, with approaches through both the Mutnye Lakes and Right Zindon valley.

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GPS coordinates: 39.19788,68.19559

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:05