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Andrey Berezin, head guide of 7 summits Club in the Elbrus region: New group on the Elbrus called himself  as a "Pretty snails". We went to Mount Cheget. Snails went and happy.

- Have you beautiful Girls?

- Yes.

- Give me two!

Group of  the Mountain school of the 7 Summits Club began preparations for the ascent of Mont Blanc with lessons in the "rock lab."

And the couple Iana and Anton (the wedding was August 5) plan to climb the Matterhorn. The preparation for this ascent they began with acclimatization ascent to the Brevent... the Weather was favorable, this season has not been such one...

Iana and Anton met and became friends at training sessions of the Mountain school of the  7 Summits Club!

Hello! Abramov Alexander informs  directly from the summit  of Lenin peak. Second team of the 7 Summits Club climbed to the top. It  is Belkovich Vladimir, Sasha Utvenko, Sasha Sobolenko, Natasha Matusova and their guide Abramov Alexander. So.... Perfect weather, visibility, in fact, "thousand upon thousand", almost no wind. We're very, very lucky...

We spent two extra nights in the high camps. But we were lucky to catch the weather. Well done! Yay! Our epic peak Lenin for this year is over. I hope to come down alive and well at base camp. Bye!

Group of the 7 Summits Club worked on the program "Climbing  Mont Blanc" at 29.07 - 05.08. 2017. After a course of training and acclimatization, the team made a summit attempt on the highest mountain of the Alps. Unfortunately, the weather on the summit day was bad. Cold, wind and lack of visibility. But the team fought until the end. Outcome: 5 participants - on the top, 4 participants stopped at the hut Vallo. All successfully descended down and flew to Moscow.

Hello! This is Alex Abramov from Lenin peak. Yesterday there was very bad weather, the 4th of August. It was snowing hard,  it was a furious wind. Today the wind calms down, the weather is good, no clouds. Today, our team moved to the third camp, the upper camp at 6100 meters on top of the peak Razdelnaya. And then our team tomorrow, even tonight is going to go on a summit bid. We are promised very good weather, no wind. There are about 40 people who are going to go tonight. So I hope that we will succeed, all will be well. Everybody, bye!

Alexander Dorozhkov, guide of the 7 Summits Club: Team Blitz made the ascent to the summit of Mount Elbrus. Although Anna was a little sick we all came out wonderfully!

Andrey Berezin, guide of the 7 Summits Club on Elbrus: a group called "Русских.net" today climbed the West  summit of Elbrus.

Hello! Here is a guide of 7 Summits Club Vladimir Kotlyar..... Behind me is the Brazilian team of  the 7 Summits Club. We summited  Mount Elbrus (5 Brazilians, including a blind man). And I close this season... to relax before coming season in the Himalayas...

Olga Rumyantseva, guide of the 7 summits Club:  news about our trekking "To the heart of Tien Shan". In 10 days our team went about 100 kms in the mountains of Tien Shan. We crossed rivers by wading, crawling through the moraine and walked the glaciers. And 12 people climbed to the top of the Peak named “Songs of Abay” – 4901 meters high. Today the entire group miraculously flew into civilization. Then the weather in the region was over...

Just called Alexander Abramov from the camp 1 (4400) at the peak of Lenin. All six participants of the second group feel great and ready to start tomorrow to climb to camp 2. And then they will go to the peak Razdelnaya, to camp 3 and then to the summit. However, at the moment, there is heavy snow. If until the morning  it does not stop, the outing will have to postpone for one day. Then the assault will occur on 6 August...

The group "Fathers and sons" starts the program on Kilimanjaro. I could not  remember whether it was the same name before, but now it correctly reflects the composition of the participants. In the group there are four children from 11 to 15 years...

Hello! This is Vladimir Kotlyar, a guide of  the 7 summits Club.

Today is the second acclimatization and training day for two our international groups on the Elbrus - directly on the slopes of this big mountain. We are working at a height of 4100,  near the refuge of the Eleven, learn to right way of falling, how to slow down using the ice axe.

Day 5 - 4810 m!

Thank God we managed to sleep! After a cup of tea and a sandwich with jam, we dressed and went out onto the path. We we're not the first group to go out so we could see people's flashlights in the pitch darkness, that way we could see what was in front of us. After an hour's journey, we begin to meet those who turned back. Something happened to them. Mountain sickness or something else. No one is discussing that on the way up. Alright then! Now take a step and take another step and make sure that the rope does not stretch. We got lucky with the weather, the path is trampled down. Everything goes according to plan. You have to hold on. Walk and breathe as evenly as possible. Somewhere at 3 am it was already quite sunny and we already met groups that climbed to the top. One of us just raised his hand to greet them. After about 6 hours we were on top of Mont Blanc! We did it!

Thanks to Roman and the weather! This is a great success for us! The story of how we descended 10 hours on our last energy to the station Nia D'aigle (2380m). We won't tell you... We want to leave only good memories!

A unique journey on Board the world's most powerful nuclear-powered icebreaker "50 let Pobedy". The tour starts in Murmansk.

From here, you go to the geographic North Pole. The cruise itinerary takes you through the legendary archipelago of Franz-Joseph.

You will have the opportunity to arrange the northernmost on the planet photo session on the background of the bulk of the icebreaker, take a dip in the waters of the Arctic ocean, as well as get acquainted with the fascinating history of Arctic discoveries. Bright carpets of Arctic flowers, bird colonies, rookeries of walruses, a vast archipelago of Franz-Joseph's offers excellent opportunities for photography and just enjoying the pristine nature of the Arctic.

Only 3 dates in 2018:

July 08 - July 20

July 19 - July 31

July 30 - August 11

The program

https://7vershin.ru/programs/all/region_7/country_250/object_41/program_628/

Lyudmila Korobeshko reports from the camp 1 under Lenin peak: the Second group met with their leader Alexander Abramov to camp 1 (4400м). It was the 30th of July. Alexander went with the first group after a successful ascent, and the second group had a great acclimatization under the leadership of Valery Myasoedov. All six participants in the second group climbed the peak Yuhina (5100) and at peak (6100). And spent two nights in the camp 5300. Now the second group together with Abramov resting on the 4400 and prepare for the ascent. The assault is scheduled for 4-5 August.

Photos of Natalia Matusova:

Photos of Ivan Pominov from the first group:

Vladimir Kotlyar with a group from Brazil had an acclimatization walk to the waterfall "Girlish braids". And another international group under the leadership of Andrey Berezin climbed the slopes of mount Cheget...

The idea of a trip was born for a reason. Nikolai Wasilewski, my great-grandfather, in the body of Russian troops was in the Persian land, fulfilling the mission of a military doctor. 100 years later, I had the opportunity to be in the Persia, now Iran, to drive on the same roads, see the same city, as great-grandfather, only this time mission is completely different, the ascenst on the highest volcano of Asia. Demavend (5671м). The ascent was not so easy, altitude sickness didn't let go until the last rocky areas, a strong smell of sulfur, and at the very top of poisonous posts sulphuric steam escaping from the ground that give you extra power.

 Really happy that after 100 years of being in this region, you can feel piercing through time between generations and to dedicate the ascent to the great man Vasilevsky Nikolai Vasilyevich!

 PS: I Hope that all the missions in the near future will be only peaceful and informative.

We started our climb early in the morning and approximately 8.30 we were at the final station of the Mont Blanc tram called Nid D'aigle (2380m). In front of us waited 7 hours of climbing through Refuge de Téte Rousse (3187m) to Refuge du Goûter (3863m) from where we would have to climb all the way to the top of Mont Blanc (4810m).
It so happened that not long before leaving for Chamonix, our program got an "easier" program because of an issue with overbooking at all shelters. But they did not take into account the fact that the 7 hour ascent (for professionals it takes five) and the attempt to climb to the the summit on the same night is a very serious test for an office manager and student. In my opinion, our chances of climbing to the top equal approximately 20%. After we reached the rock ridge (with a difficulty level of 3) along which we climbed for about 4 hours, We thought about every step we made and hoped that we got to the Refuge du Goûte. At the shelter, we had supper and went to bed around 9 pm. It is hard to sleep at such altitudes because you can feel your heart beating through your throat. You have to force yourself to fall asleep and at least slightly fill up your energy. We are going to wake up in 2 a.m. We are waiting for an even more serious test!

In April 2017 a small group of 7 summits Club under the guidance of Olga Rumyantseva traveled to Ecuador.

The goal was, of course, volcanoes. But also important was the acquaintance with the original lifestyle of Equatorial countries, that President named Lenin. Weather conditions did not allow the group to implement all plans. But there are a lot of impressions.

Valery Rozov has successfully completed the highest BASE jump in South America in his quest to leap from the highest suitable peak on every continent on the planet. The expedition was organized by the 7 Summit Club.

The Russian took five days to climb Huascarán in Peru, which stands 6,768 metres above sea level, often doing much of his ascending during the night in cooler temperatures when the ice congeals.

Climbing the technically difficult and dangerous south summit, known for ice and snow avalanches, he made it to the top safely.

He then took off 50m from the absolute peak, landing at an altitude of 4,800m and having dropped some 2,000m into the valley, freefalling in his wing suit for one-and-a-half minutes.

He officially conjured up the idea of the Seven Summit project in 2015 but is only now just making it public.

Rozov, though, began it, of sorts, in 2009 with a jump from Elbrus in Europe followed by one from Ulvetanna, in Antarctica, the following year.

In 2015, he leapt from Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, and last year took off from the 7,700m high Cho Oyu, Asia’s biggest suitable BASE-jumping peak.

“The idea of the Seven Summits project popped into my head right after my 2015 jump off Mount Kiliminjaro,” he explained. “So, I keep working on my idea to BASE jump from the highest points of all the seven continents. Every jump is, above all, a challenge to me.”

To complete the magnificent seven, Rozov still has BASE jumps to tackle in Australia and North America.

Base jump heights:

2009 — Elbrus / 4,650 m (Europe)

2010 — Ulvetanna / 2,650 m (Antarctica)

2015 — Kilimanjaro / 5,460 m (Africa)

2016 — Cho Oyu / 7,700 m (Asia)

2017 —Huascarán / 6,725 m (South America)

Discover more Valery Rozov content HERE.

A Guide of the 7 Summits Club in the Elbrus region Andrey Berezin:

Today, a group  "Timon, Pumbaa and friends" and the two friends climbed the Western Peak of Elbrus. Congratulations another international team with this success!