Season	June - October
Duration of the tour	2 days
Average time of walking per day	4-5 hours
Difference of heights	2000m-3630m
Walking grade	٭٭٭
What’s interesting	waterfalls and Upper Gorelnik glacier
What to take with you	list of necessary gear/clothes for trekking

Day 1

Cars take tourists to the stationary camp Gorelnik (2000m) along the road going past the sports complex Medeo. From Gorelnik, the starting point of the walking tour a wide footpath across the forest and shrubbery leads up the slope to a wide glade in the Upper Gorelnik ravine (1 hour’s walk).  Further on the ravine becomes narrower and the path runs up along the bank of the river through the forest past several waterfalls. The walk from the glade to the upper boundary of the forest takes 1.5 hours. Here at the boundary of the forest separating it from the alpine grasslands the first camp is set for the night at the height of 3000m.

Day 2

On the following day after packing and breakfast the ascent to upper parts of the ravine in the direction of the Titov pass begins.  The route runs through the alpine meadows and the stony moraines to the glacier. Having crossed the glacier the tourists find themselves on the crest of the Titov pass (3630m) from where there is a wonderful view of the glaciers and summits around the Maloalmatinsky ravine. The ascent takes 2,5 – 3 hours.  After a short rest on the crest which is the highest point of the trekking the tourists descend to the weather station Manzhilky from where they walk to Touyuk-Su along ground road. The road runs along the vertical rocky walls 400-meters high.ng reached the Touyuk-Su gate, the tourists get into cars to go back to the city.  The route is not difficult technically though covers 3 climatic zones.

 

 

 

1 person (individual service) - 490 USD
2-3 persons in the group - 265 USD per person
4-8 persons in the group - 230 USD per person