Meals: dinner with hot meal
Difficulty: suitable for tourists of any physical training
Period: December – April
Meeting of participants: at our office 20 minutes before departure
Trasnfer: for an additional fee we can arrange transfer from the hotel, ask for details when booking the tour
Not only is the Ganalsky Ridge a center of technical mountaineering of Kamchatka, but it is also a quiet corner away from the bustle of tourist crowds. Snow-white slopes beckon rare travellers and reckless freeride lovers...
The Ganalsky Ridge is located 167 km of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky and represents a mountain range with the highest elevation of 2062 meters above sea level.
Gathering of the group
Departure
The group gathers at the appointed place and set off for the journey. At first we drive 144 km on route Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky — Milkovo. Then we change to snowmobiles and follow a 12 km path through forest and spurs of the Ganalsky Ridge.
Free time
Lunch
There are mountaineering routes up to 5B difficulty grade, there is also a training camp of Emergency Control Ministry. However, this place is worth visiting even if you don’t have anything to do with mountaineering.
Rocks of the Ganalsky Ridge have sharp tops and are rather recognizable, but not many tourists happen to get there because of difficult terrain and remoteness from tourist bases. This area is inhabited by Kamchatka snow sheep and black-capped marmot.
Depending on snow and weather conditions it is possible to get to the slopes by snowmobiles for further skiing and snowboarding.
We have lunch in the open air, get warm by drinking hot tea and listen to the stories about this bewildering place. Having had enough of walking we start our return trip.
Arrival in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
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