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Porog to Alygdzher

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Distance: 163.2 km
Time: 1 d 6 h
Elevation gain: —
Difficulty: Hard

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Route description

The point-to-point cross-country ski route “Porog to Alygdzher” is approximately 163.2 km long, with about 1000 m of ascent from the GPX. The line is intended for skiing once a stable snow cover has formed; the actual track may depend on the season and recent snowfall. The start and finish are in different places, so return travel must be planned in advance. The GPX represents a user or archive trip; roads, bridges and fords may have changed. Compare the GPX with a current map, forecast and local access rules before setting out

Route at a glance

The route is useful as a basis for a ski outing and for comparing alternative lines in the area. By distance, this is an expedition-scale or multi-day ski route requiring staged planning and a reserve day.

Route suitability

Without a car - A pre-arranged transfer is normally required With children - Not for young children; only fit teenagers with experienced adults With a dog - Check local rules; protected areas and individual sites may prohibit dogs By bike - Not on the winter line; summer rideability is unconfirmed With a stroller - No, or not confirmed by the GPX data Mobile signal - Unchecked; download an offline map in advance

Getting there

Without a car

The first named place in the route title is the likely access area; the GPX itself begins at 54.476760, 99.224760. Stop names and timetables are not established by the GPX, so select the nearest permitted approach using a current map. The finish is at 53.642810, 98.212520. Check return transport or arrange a transfer between the two ends in advance.

By car

Use 54.476760, 99.224760 to investigate access, but first confirm that a permitted road reaches the area. Do not drive along the track line itself: it may follow a footpath, ski trail, private road or closed land. Check the final approach, bridges, barriers and seasonal restrictions shortly before travel.

Parking

The source data does not identify a confirmed official car park at the start. Use a permitted area away from the carriageway, do not block gates or service access, and check whether the vehicle may remain for the required period.

What to expect

Point-to-point cross-country ski route, approximately 163.2 km

GPX ascent — approximately 1000 m

File elevations — approximately 494 to 1007 m

Porog to Alygdzher

Difficult sections and safety

The expedition-scale distance requires staged planning, camps, food reserves and emergency exits. The GPX contains about 1000 m of ascent, so pace on climbs and descents will be much slower than on flat ground. Where the line enters lake or river ice, the GPX does not confirm ice strength: rely only on official local information and do not proceed when uncertain. This is a point-to-point route: failed transport at the finish can turn it into an unplanned extension. The source track may be historical; bridges, clearings, roads and access restrictions may have changed since it was recorded.

How much time to allow

Planning estimate - approximately 5–11 travel days, although the actual schedule depends on surface, obstacles and camps. Divide the GPX into stages and allow a reserve day before travel.

Best time to go

Use the route only after a stable snow cover has formed. Calendar dates vary by region, so check snow, thaw, track condition and daylight before travel.

Mountain and ice sections also require current avalanche, weather and ice information.

What to bring

skis, boots and poles suited to the route

warm layered clothing and wind protection

a torch and spare power

a flask, water and high-energy food

a phone with offline maps and the GPX, plus a power bank

a first-aid kit and emergency insulation

a binding and ski repair kit

for remote routes, backup communication and a group emergency plan

Что рядом

The main named references are represented by the route title and GPX points. No separate verified list of nearby attractions has been compiled. Choose additional stops from a current map and do not confuse straight-line proximity with road access.

FAQ

Questions before the trip

Can I do this route without a car?

Is this route suitable for children?

Assess the route by length, difficulty, and elevation gain. If you go with children, allow more time and choose a calm pace.

Can I download GPX and KML?

Yes, GPX and KML are available on the route page. Open the map, download the file, and use it in a navigator before your trip; key route facts: 163.2 km, hard.