TrailTrack routes

This is a point-to-point hiking route of about 15.1 km. The clearest starting reference is Langar. Use Langar as the starting reference and Suu Tushtu Jayloo as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include the nearest pass (mountain pass, 3997 m, about 0.1 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/19855926.

Expect roughly 21.8 km of high-mountain travel. The format is point-to-point, and Langar is the starting reference. Use Langar as the starting reference and Suu Tushtu Jayloo as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include Tengizbay Pass (mountain pass, 3627 m, about 1.1 km away); Kaindy Pass (mountain pass, 3997 m, about 1.5 km away); Suuk Pass (mountain pass, 4150 m, about 1.8 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 4150 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851779.

The route covers about 10.0 km as a multi-part hiking route, with Langar as the most useful starting reference. The route contains 3 separate parts; establish how they connect before travelling. Few named sights are mapped nearby, so Langar and Langar 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/19851749.

This point-to-point route is about 17.0 km long. Use Austan to locate the starting area. Use Austan as the starting reference and Langar as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Few named sights are mapped nearby, so Austan and Langar 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/19851748.

This point-to-point route is about 4.3 km long. Use Austan to locate the starting area. Use Austan as the starting reference and Austan as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include Dastar-Ata Pass (mountain pass, 2445 m, directly beside the route). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 2445 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851747.

Expect roughly 11.9 km of high-mountain travel. The format is point-to-point, and Austan is the starting reference. Use Austan as the starting reference and Austan as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include Караганды (mountain pass, 3160 m, about 0.4 km away); Нурлау (mountain pass, 3100 m, about 1.2 km away); Dastar-Ata Pass (mountain pass, 2445 m, about 1.7 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 3160 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851635.

The route covers about 20.5 km as a point-to-point hiking route, with Pum as the most useful starting reference. Use Pum as the starting reference and Austan as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include the nearest pass (mountain pass, directly beside the route); Караоирма Западный (mountain pass, 2580 m, about 0.2 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 2580 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851618.

Expect roughly 25.9 km of high-mountain travel. The format is multi-part, and Agart is the starting reference. The route contains 2 separate parts; establish how they connect before travelling. Features worth noticing include Aktash Pass (Chochko-Bel, Chushka-Bel) (mountain pass, 3060 m, directly beside the route). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 3060 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851613.

Expect roughly 12.5 km of high-mountain travel. The format is point-to-point, and Austan is the starting reference. Use Austan as the starting reference and Austan as the finishing reference; plan the return in advance. Features worth noticing include Dastar-Ata Pass (mountain pass, 2445 m, about 1.7 km away). The route itself has no recorded elevations, but nearby named features rise to about 2445 m. This matters for weather and acclimatisation. Original material: OpenStreetMap — https://www.openstreetmap.org/relation/19851659.