Hello Dear Professor...
I had a question. We are going to a program. We Want to go to Parachan and from there go to Hesarchal. Actually Parachan, Hezarcham pass and the Hesarchal. Hezarcham pass is 4050 meters and the peak Lashgarak the Great is in 4256 meters. I want to know whether we can climb to the summit? It will be done in two days. Do you think we have enough time to climb?
I suppose it could be done. It took us most of one day to go from Narian Village to the saddle just below Zarrin Kooh (Aband) Peak. I have not been to Parachan but I think the distance from Parachan to Hezarcham Pass is about the same. Take lots of pictures and let me know.
Lashgarak the Great has gentle slopes on all sides and should be easy to climb from Hezarcham Pass.
massouditm - Jun 2, 2013 1:58 am - Voted 10/10
Lashgarak the GreatHello Dear Professor...
I had a question. We are going to a program. We Want to go to Parachan and from there go to Hesarchal. Actually Parachan, Hezarcham pass and the Hesarchal. Hezarcham pass is 4050 meters and the peak Lashgarak the Great is in 4256 meters. I want to know whether we can climb to the summit? It will be done in two days. Do you think we have enough time to climb?
nader - Jun 2, 2013 7:31 pm - Hasn't voted
Re: Lashgarak the GreatHi Massoud,
I suppose it could be done. It took us most of one day to go from Narian Village to the saddle just below Zarrin Kooh (Aband) Peak. I have not been to Parachan but I think the distance from Parachan to Hezarcham Pass is about the same. Take lots of pictures and let me know.
Lashgarak the Great has gentle slopes on all sides and should be easy to climb from Hezarcham Pass.