TrailTrack routes

Expect roughly 6.9 km of high-mountain travel. The format is point-to-point, and Jiptik is the starting reference. Use Jiptik as the starting reference and Jiptik as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include Boztaptir Pass (mountain pass, 3320 m, directly beside the route); West Boztapir Pass (mountain pass, 3151 m, about 1.9 km away); Kyzyl-Bulak (spring, directly beside the route). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 3320 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851286.

This is a point-to-point hiking route of about 9.9 km. The clearest starting reference is Ара-Кол. Use Ара-Кол as the starting reference and Ара-Кол as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Few named sights are mapped nearby, so Ара-Кол and Ара-Кол remain the main references. There is no reliable elevation profile, so climbs and descents should be checked on a detailed map. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19855862.

Expect roughly 16.0 km of high-mountain travel. The format is point-to-point, and Suu Tushtu Jayloo is the starting reference. Use Suu Tushtu Jayloo as the starting reference and Кочкорчу as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include the nearest pass (mountain pass, 3770 m, directly beside the route); Kaindy Pass (mountain pass, 3997 m, about 1.3 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 3997 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851782.

The route covers about 4.3 km as a point-to-point hiking route, with Agart as the most useful starting reference. Use Agart as the starting reference and Agart as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include Malaran-Jash Pass (mountain pass, 3270 m, about 1.3 km away); Abshir-Malaran Pass (mountain pass, 3220 m, about 1.5 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 3270 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851424.

Expect roughly 8.2 km of high-mountain travel. The format is point-to-point, and Agart is the starting reference. Use Agart as the starting reference and Agart as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include Malaran-Jash Pass (mountain pass, 3270 m, directly beside the route); Kum-Bel Pass (mountain pass, 3030 m, about 0.3 km away); Jindi-Bel Pass (mountain pass, 2780 m, about 1.4 km away); Abshir-Malaran Pass (mountain pass, 3220 m, about 1.6 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 3270 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851421.

This point-to-point route is about 8.8 km long. Use Ak-Too to locate the starting area. Use Ak-Too as the starting reference and Agart as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include Jindi-Bel Pass (mountain pass, 2780 m, directly beside the route). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 2780 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851390.

The route covers about 24.2 km as a multi-part hiking route, with Turpa-Chaty as the most useful starting reference. The route contains 3 separate parts; establish how they connect before travelling. Features worth noticing include the nearest pass (mountain pass, 3871 m, directly beside the route); Torpo Pass (mountain pass, 3870 m, directly beside the route); Первомайская (peak, 4062 m, about 0.6 km away); Суртоо (peak, 4197 m, about 0.6 km away); Mazar (peak, 3425 m, about 1.1 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 4528 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851376.

The route covers about 42.8 km as a multi-part hiking route, with the nearest landmark as the most useful starting reference. The route contains 2 separate parts; establish how they connect before travelling. Features worth noticing include Sary Mogol pass (mountain pass, 4300 m, directly beside the route); Camping sauvage (camp site, directly beside the route); Visit Alay Yurt Camp (camp site, directly beside the route); Yurt Camp Orozgul (camp site, directly beside the route); Apish Yurt Camp (camp site, about 0.1 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 4300 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851328.

Expect roughly 32.0 km of high-mountain travel. The format is multi-part, and Jiptik is the starting reference. The route contains 3 separate parts; establish how they connect before travelling. Features worth noticing include the nearest pass (mountain pass, 4185 m, directly beside the route); Kaltaboz Pass (mountain pass, about 1.0 km away); Kara Bel pass (mountain pass, 3574 m, about 1.9 km away); CBT Yurt Camp (camp site, directly beside the route); CBT Sary Mogul office (visitor information, about 0.5 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 4185 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851310.

This is a point-to-point hiking route of about 5.1 km. The clearest starting reference is Jiptik. Use Jiptik as the starting reference and Jiptik as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include Kaltaboz Pass (mountain pass, directly beside the route); West Boztapir Pass (mountain pass, 3151 m, about 1.6 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 3151 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851285.

Expect roughly 3.0 km of high-mountain travel. The format is point-to-point, and Chal-Kuyruk is the starting reference. Use Chal-Kuyruk as the starting reference and Chal-Kuyruk as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include Kashkasu Pass (mountain pass, about 0.4 km away); Kyzyl-Bel Pass (mountain pass, about 1.2 km away). There is no reliable elevation profile, so climbs and descents should be checked on a detailed map. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851277.

Expect roughly 7.0 km of high-mountain travel. The format is point-to-point, and Chal-Kuyruk is the starting reference. Use Chal-Kuyruk as the starting reference and Chal-Kuyruk as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include the nearest pass (mountain pass, 3630 m, about 0.1 km away); Zagara Pass (mountain pass, 3620 m, about 0.7 km away); Kashkasu Pass (mountain pass, about 1.1 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 3630 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851264.

This multi-part route is about 11.8 km long. Use Üch-Chat to locate the starting area. The route contains 2 separate parts; establish how they connect before travelling. Features worth noticing include Kosh-Bel Pass (mountain pass, 3575 m, directly beside the route). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 3575 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851262.

This is a multi-part hiking route of about 17.6 km. The clearest starting reference is Sary-Oy Kongurat Jayloo. The route contains 2 separate parts; establish how they connect before travelling. Features worth noticing include the nearest pass (mountain pass, directly beside the route); Ak-Tör Pass (mountain pass, about 0.6 km away); Sari Oy Yurt Camp (mountain hut, about 0.9 km away); Kyrk-Kichik Pass (mountain pass, about 1.7 km away). There is no reliable elevation profile, so climbs and descents should be checked on a detailed map. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851256.

This is a multi-part hiking route of about 30.3 km. The clearest starting reference is Gülchö. The route contains 2 separate parts; establish how they connect before travelling. Features worth noticing include the nearest pass (mountain pass, 2950 m, directly beside the route); Kara-Bulak Pass (mountain pass, 2785 m, directly beside the route); Sari Oy Yurt Camp (mountain hut, about 0.7 km away); Suu (spring, about 0.1 km away); Колонка с водой, кран внутри (drinking water, about 0.2 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 2950 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851245.

This point-to-point route is about 37.4 km long. Use Конобай-Талаа to locate the starting area. Use Конобай-Талаа as the starting reference and Gülchö as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include the nearest pass (mountain pass, directly beside the route); Regional History Museum (museum, about 1.8 km away). There is no reliable elevation profile, so climbs and descents should be checked on a detailed map. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851239.

This is a point-to-point hiking route of about 26.8 km. The clearest starting reference is Sary-Bee. Use Sary-Bee as the starting reference and Терек-Суу as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Few named sights are mapped nearby, so Sary-Bee and Терек-Суу remain the main references. There is no reliable elevation profile, so climbs and descents should be checked on a detailed map. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19849410.

The route covers about 27.1 km as a point-to-point hiking route, with Чалкойдо as the most useful starting reference. Use Чалкойдо as the starting reference and Sary-Bee as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include the nearest pass (mountain pass, directly beside the route); Kulduk pass (mountain pass, about 1.8 km away). There is no reliable elevation profile, so climbs and descents should be checked on a detailed map. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19849266.

The route covers about 29.1 km as a point-to-point hiking route, with Ара-Кол as the most useful starting reference. Use Ара-Кол as the starting reference and Чалкойдо as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include the nearest pass (mountain pass, directly beside the route). There is no reliable elevation profile, so climbs and descents should be checked on a detailed map. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19849233.

Expect roughly 22.3 km of lowland or foothill travel. The format is point-to-point, and Ара-Кол is the starting reference. Use Ара-Кол as the starting reference and Ара-Кол as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Few named sights are mapped nearby, so Ара-Кол and Ара-Кол remain the main references. There is no reliable elevation profile, so climbs and descents should be checked on a detailed map. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19849208.

Expect roughly 5.9 km of high-mountain travel. The format is point-to-point, and Канджыга is the starting reference. Use Канджыга as the starting reference and Ара-Кол as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include Pass 1920m (mountain pass, about 1.2 km away). There is no reliable elevation profile, so climbs and descents should be checked on a detailed map. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19848400.

The route covers about 12.3 km as a multi-part hiking route, with Кызыл-Суу as the most useful starting reference. The route contains 2 separate parts; establish how they connect before travelling. Features worth noticing include the nearest pass (mountain pass, directly beside the route); Source (spring, about 1.6 km away). There is no reliable elevation profile, so climbs and descents should be checked on a detailed map. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19848363.

This is a point-to-point hiking route of about 32.0 km. The clearest starting reference is Кочкорчу. Use Кочкорчу as the starting reference and Karamyk as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Few named sights are mapped nearby, so Кочкорчу and Karamyk remain the main references. There is no reliable elevation profile, so climbs and descents should be checked on a detailed map. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851818.

This point-to-point route is about 15.4 km long. Use Kalday to locate the starting area. Use Kalday as the starting reference and Ak-Too as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include the nearest pass (mountain pass, 3400 m, about 0.1 km away); Алтын-Бешик (peak, 3889 m, about 1.2 km away); Kyrgyz-Ata National Park (nature reserve, about 1.4 km away); Ат-Джайлоо (peak, 3826 m, about 1.5 km away); Kyrgyz Ata National Park (visitor information, about 0.3 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 3889 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851378.