Austrian groupe on the top of Elbrus
Ski-touring group from Austrian successfully climbed Mount Elbrus ...
Mt Elbrus 17th April group's success
Mt Elbrus 17th April group successfuly climbed top of thre highest peak in Europe...
Great news! Tha Baksan Valley and Elbrus area from south is opened for the tourists' visit!...
We have updated our Mt Elbrus and Mt Kazbek scheduled trips' dates and prices for 2012...
Seven Summits and Three Poles have done in less than 7 month...
Welcome to join Geographic Bureau climbs, treks and ski-tours. Being one of the first Russian private companies in the adventure travel bus- iness we have been conducting these trips for over 20 years - since 1989. We have probably the best success rate of Mt Elbrus ascents along with excellent safety records.
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Elbrus has two summits. The West Summit is the highest: 5642m, the East Summit is just a bit lower: 5621m.
The local (Balkarian) name: 'Mingi-Tau' means: 'Resembling a thousand mountains'.
First ascent of the East Summit (5621m): 1829. First ascent of the West Summit (5642m): 1874. In 1967 the Soviet government organized a mass climbing and about 2500 people participated; although most of them had never seen a mountain up close before...
There is a cable car running: it starts at 2200m in Azau, the first stop is Stary Krugozor, 3000m; the second stop is Mir station, 3500m. From Mir a chairlift can take you up to 3750m.