Climbing Tash-Bashat Peak (3480 meters)

Kyrgyzstan / Chuy Region

Climbing Tash-Bashat Peak (3480 meters)

Tash-Bashat Peak (3480 m) is one of the most beautiful and challenging summits located near the ZIL ski resort.

1 daysKGS 2,500HardStart: Shopokova 101/1

Tour details

Tash-Bashat Peak (3480 m) is one of the most beautiful and challenging summits located near the ZIL ski resort.

The name translates from the Kyrgyz language as "stone source" or "stone head". The route offers participants a serious endurance test: the trail winds through picturesque alpine meadows, shifts into steep scree slopes, and finishes with a rocky mountain ridge.

The total elevation gain is 1800 meters over a round-trip distance of 22 kilometers. The summit rewards hikers with breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of the majestic Tien Shan ranges and neighboring 4000-meter peaks. It is an ideal gateway for those looking to transition into high-altitude mountaineering.

What Awaits You

  • Start from the famous ZIL ski resort and ascend through scenic foothills.
  • Rapidly changing natural landscapes: from lush alpine meadows to rugged rocky fields.
  • An exciting and technical final trek along a narrow mountain ridge.
  • Fantastic panoramic views of the snow-capped Tien Shan ranges from 3480 meters.

Difficulty

Challenging trekking that requires excellent physical fitness. Total elevation gain is 1800 meters, with a round-trip distance of 22 km. In terms of physical demands, the route is comparable to Zelenkova Peak. Access is restricted to hikers with prior experience, such as completing Kol-Tor, Ratsek Cabin, or equivalent difficult treks.

Included

  • Comfortable round-trip transfer (Bishkek – ZIL Resort – Bishkek)
  • Professional certified mountain guide services
  • Commemorative certificate for those who successfully reach the summit

Not Included

  • Meals and drinking water for the entire day
  • Personal expenses
  • Additional equipment and gear rental

What to Bring

  • High-ankle trekking boots with non-slip soles (no running shoes)
  • Telescopic trekking or ski poles (mandatory)
  • Warm windproof jacket and pants (membrane or ski suit)
  • Warm hat, gloves, buff, or balaclava
  • Spare socks (2–3 pairs)
  • Heavy-duty raincoat
  • Headlamp with extra batteries
  • Sunglasses (high UV protection) and sunscreen
  • Personal first-aid kit, elastic bandages, or knee braces
  • Water supply — minimum 2–3 liters + 0.5l of Cola for a quick energy boost
  • Hearty lunch for main breaks and light snacks (nuts, dried fruits, energy bars)

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