Hiking · Chuy Region
An ascent from the Ala-Archa and Adygene valleys to Adygene Peak. This 12.6 km track ends on the summit and does not include the descent.
First mapped point: Start
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This GPX was supplied for the catalogue. Current route conditions have not been checked on the ground. The file alone does not establish an alpine grade or a recommended trip time. The displayed length may differ from the device reading after track processing.
Elevation values come from the source file. Inaccuracies can affect total ascent. Gaps in the track are not joined.
Recorded trip time: 7:17. Includes stops; this is not a recommended schedule.
The source does not provide a complete surface survey. Expect conditions to change after rain, snow and river floods.
ABOUT THE PLACE
Adygene Peak is a mountain summit west of the upper Adygene valley, in the Ala-Archa sector of the Kyrgyz Ala-Too. The same name is used for the valley and its glacial lakes, which can obscure the difference between a waterside walk and the mountain itself. Here the object is the ridge-and-summit landscape above and beyond the valley.
A published ascent links Adygene with the lake basin and Adygene Pass, showing how the valley can become an approach to a larger mountain objective. The scenery shifts from wooded slopes into open high ground, with the catchment’s glacial features lying nearby. Reaching a lake does not establish that the summit has been reached, and different outings on the mountain can have distinct approaches and endings.
Grade not specified
A formal grade for this walking route has not been established in the catalogue. The category of a complete trek differs from the grade of a pass or a summit ascent.
ROUTE OVERVIEW
An ascent from the Ala-Archa and Adygene valleys to Adygene Peak. This 12.6 km track ends on the summit and does not include the descent.
User-supplied reference geometry; not independently field-verified. No alpine grade, access road, season or recommended completion time is established by the file. Dense stationary/GPS variation was reduced with a 1 m planar simplification tolerance; published length can be shorter than the unsimplified point sum.
Track length: 12.6 km. This distance covers the track shown on the map. Add any approach, return or transfer sections that are outside it.
Choose the route after checking the actual start, finish and terrain with a local guide. Mapped geometry alone does not establish technical difficulty. Your group should be comfortable navigating offline and changing plans when conditions deteriorate.
Chuy Region
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An ascent from the Ala-Archa and Adygene valleys to Adygene Peak. This 12.6 km track ends on the summit and does not include the descent.
A point of the supplied route geometry. It does not by itself confirm a parking area, settlement or safe access. Read the access and route notes before planning your visit.
A point of the supplied route geometry. It does not by itself confirm a parking area, settlement or safe access. Read the access and route notes before planning your visit.
Mountain weather can change quickly. Rain affects traction and river crossings; snow can remain on shaded slopes. Never assume a mapped line confirms a safe crossing or a passable trail. Check recent conditions locally, set a turnaround time and leave your plan with someone who can raise the alarm.
Historical file time is not a recommended schedule.
The GPX does not establish a suitable season; assess current conditions for this specific line.
GOOD QUESTIONS
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Suitability for children is not confirmed for this exact route. Check terrain, exposure, river crossings and retreat options with a guide before deciding.
Elevation values come from the source file. Inaccuracies can affect total ascent. Gaps in the track are not joined.
A regional landscape for context; it does not identify every section of the track.
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