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Jaime Viñals - Mt Damavand
On 14 April 2010 Jaime Vinals conquered Mt. Damavand Iran, this 5671 meters volcano is the highest summit in the Alborz Mountain Range and the highest peak in the Middle East. Jaime reached the 27th of his total 50 peak targets in 50 most prominence summits of the world list which he wants to climb to set a new word record.

In this expedition, he was supported by Mount Damavand Guide team, Ardeshir Soltani, Majid Droodgar and Hadi Aghaei which they were proud to assist the great Guatemalan mountaineer and take part in his programme.

Majid Droodgar, Jaime Vinals and Ardeshir Soltani
14 April 2010, Mt. Damavand, Photo by Hadi Aghaei

Itinerary
Day 1 - Arrival Day - 11 April 2010
From Frankfurt Germany To Tehran IKA Airport, transport by car directly to Camp1 Polour altitude 2270 m for acclimatization, over night at Camp1 Polour Hut.

Day 2 - Starting Day - 12 April 2010
Transport by car to Camp 2 - Base and by trekking to Camp 3, it was relatively a good day for trekking to the 3rd camp, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 3 - Reserved Day - 13 April 2010
The weather was very bad, strong wind, freezing temprature and fog, due to inclement weather, team stayed at camp3 New Hut.

Before start, Jaime said people in Guatemalan believe that the day 13 on Tuesday is not a good day for any kind of activity (and it is a infelicitous , inauspicious day) ! I think he was quite right for the Tuesday 13 April 2010 in which the weather was extremely bad and I could only come out of the hut to take few pictures only !

Mount Damavand Camp 3 shelter/refuge
Tuesday 13 April 2010, very bad weather
Photo by A. Soltani

Day 4 - Summit day
Climbing started at 7.15 AM, to the Mt Damavand summit at 4.15 PM and then return back to camp3 at 8 PM, over nigh at Camp3 New Hut. It was not an easy day too.

Jaime Vinals at Mt. Damavand Camp3 New Hut
14 April 2010, Just before the kick off !
Photo by A. Soltani

Day 5 - Return day - 15 April 2010
Descend down to camp2, drive to Camp1. Transport to Tehran Hotel.

Days 6, 7, 8, 9
Tehran and Return day. Unfortunately due to volcanic activity in Iceland and ash cloud over Europe his flight to Germany was cancelled and he was not able to go ahead as planed and he had to stay few more day in Iran to find alternate routes outside Europe to his country.

Jaime Vinals, Majid Droodgar and Hadi Aghaei
14 April 2010, on the way to the Damavand Summit
Photo by Ardeshir Soltani

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Damavand-Jaime-Vinals

Jaime Viñals
Jaime Viñals is attempting to set a new record in the world, he wants to be the first man in the history to reach the summit of the 50 most prominent mountains in the world. After the Damavand Volcano, Viñals plans to climb in May, the Fairweather Mountains, Alaska, and Rainier, Seattle, USA to beat his main rival. The dream is to become the first ever to climb the 50 highest peaks in the world and already done 27 of those successfully.

In almost twenty years of mountaineering around the world, Jaime Viñals, 49, the Guatemalan and Central American mountaineer has climbed to the top of more than 300 summits in 42 countries, summits at the Alps, Andes, Atlas, mounts of Iceland, Polar Circle, Antartica, Africa, Australasia, Asia, Himalaya, Everest, Aconcagua, McKinley, Kilimanjaro, Elbrus, and Damavand Mountain, the highest in America, the Arctic, Africa, Europe and Middle East.

Jaime reached the summit of Mt. Everest on 23 May 2001 after two previous unsuccessful attempts, he is the first man from Guatemala, Caribbean Region and Central American who achieved Mt Everest and is the only one of its region to climb the Seven Summits of the World.
Congratulations to Jaime and wishing him more success for the rest of his programme.

Seven Summits by Jaime Viñals
ACONCAGUA
Route: Normal, Summit day: 17 Jan 1995, climbed with:
Raymundo Arciniega from Mexico, German Figueroa from Mexico, Rodrigo Velazquez from Mexico, Carlos Martínez from Mexico, Eduardo Cuervo from Mexico, Alejandra Martinez from Mexico.

DENALI
Route: West Buttress, Summit Day: 8 July 1995, summit team:
Marty Schmidt from U.S.A. (leader), Dr. David Berke from U.S.A., John Harmon from U.S.A., Dr. John Heine from U.S.A. , Dr. Marco Pavesi from U.S.A., Erika Heine from U.S.A.

KILIMANJARO
Route: Umbwe, Summit Day: 15 Nov 1997, climbed with:
Alex Tarimo from Tanzania, Simon Miui from Tanzania, Nuru Sabik from Tanzania.

ELBRUS
Route: Southeast (Normal), Summit Day: 20 July 1998, with:
Tim Lovelace from U.S.A., Abu Vyalnekova from Russia, Leo Rub from U.S.A., Lena Belestkaya from Russia.

CARSTENSZ PYRAMID
Route: North Face and then West Ridge, Summit Day: 26 Oct 1999, summit team:
Leszek Cichy from Poland, Ana Czerwinska from Poland, Krzysztof Gardyna from Poland, Barbara Batro from Poland, Rudy Nurcahyo from Indonesia, Harry Kikstra from Holland, Mark Gunlogson from U.S.A., Alison Levine from U.S.A., Jose Mijares from Spain, Joe Wolfgruber from U.S.A.

KOSCIUSKO
Route: South side from Thredbo, Summit Day: 12 Oct 1999, climbed with:
Nelson Espinoza from Australia.

VINSON MASSIF
Route: Branscomb glacier, Summit Day: 9 Dec 2000, summit team:
Joby Ogwyn from USA., Alex Harris from South Africa, Gilad Stern from South Africa.

EVEREST
Route: North Col, Summit Day: 23 May 2001, climbed with:
Andy Lapkass from U.S.A., Asmus Norreslet from Denmark, was member of Russell Brice's expedition.

Achieved Summits
27 of the 50 most prominent mountains in the world by Jaime Viñals Until 14 April 2010

1- Mount Everest (Tíbet-Nepal) , Elevation 8,848 m (29,029 ft)
2- Mount Aconcagua (Argentina) , Altitude 6,962 m (22,841 ft)
3- Mt Elbrus (Rusia) , Elevation 5,642 m (18,510 ft)
4- Mt McKinley o Denali (Alaska, USA), 6,193.5 m (20,320 ft)
5- Mt Kilimanjaro (Tanzania) , Elevation 5,893 metres (19,334 ft)
6- Mt. Macizo Vinson (Antártida) , Elevation 4,892 metres (16,050 ft)
7- Mt. Carstensz, Puncak Jaya (Indonesia), 4,884 m (16,024 ft)
8- Pico de Orizaba Volcano (México) , Elevation 5,636 m (18,491 ft)
9- Mont Blanc (Francia-Italia) , Elevation 4,810 m (15,781 ft)
10- Chimborazo Volcán (Ecuador) , Elevation 6,268.2 m (20,565 ft)
11- Kinabalu Mount (Malasia) , Elevation 4,095 m (13,435 ft)
12- Tajumulco Volcano (Guatemala), Elevation 4,220 m (13,845 ft)
13- Mt Pico Bolívar (Venezuela) , Elevation 4,981 m (16,342 ft)
14- Mt Kerinci (Indonesia) , Elevation 3,805 m (12,484 ft)
15- Fuji Mount (Japón) , Elevation 3,776 m (12,388 ft)
16- Jebel Toubkal Mount (Marruecos), Elevation 4,167 m (13,671 ft)
17- Cerro Chirripó Grande Mt (Costa Rica), 3,820 m (12,533 ft)
18- Nevado Ojos del Salado Volcan (Chile), 6,893 m (22,615 ft)
19- Mt. Gunnbjörns Fjeld (Groenlandia), 3,694 m (12,119 ft)
20- Mount Ararat (Turkey) , Elevation 5,137 m (16,854 ft)
21- Pico Teide or Pico del Teide (Spain), 3,718 metres (12,198 ft)
22- Monte Ritacuba Blanco (Colombia) , Elevation 5,410 m (17,749 ft)
23- Volcán Mauna Kea (Hawaii, USA), 4,207.2 m (13,803 ft)
24- Semeru Volcano (Indonesia), Elevation 3,676 m (12,060 ft)
25- Rinjani Volcano (Indonesia) , Elevation 3,726 m (12,224 ft)
26- Monte Yushan (Taiwán) , Elevation 3,952 m (12,966 ft)
27- Mt Damavand (Iran), 5,671 m (18,605 ft) 14 April 2010

Seven Largest Islands in the World
In 2002, Viñals started an attempt to climb the highest peak of the seven largest islands in the world.
Island Mountain Name Altitude
1- Greenland Gunnbjørn Fjeld 3693 m
2- New Guinea Wilhelm 4509 m
3- Borneo Kinabalu 4101 m
4- Madagascar Maromokotro 2876 m
5- Baffin Island Tête Blanche 2156 m
6- Sumatra Kerinci 3800 m
7- Honshū Fuji 3776 m

Quick Biography
Jaime Viñals Massanet a Guatemalan mountaineer, was born in Guatemala City on 17 Nov 1966, he studied biology at the University of San Carlos. He started climbing in 1987, at the aged of 26. Since then, he has climbed over 300 mountains in 42 countries. Viñals had climbed the summit of the Mt Everest on 23 May 2001.

Read More about Jaime Viñals
In Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia and his Official Website.
Also in K2 News and Face Book

Jaime Vinals, Majid Droodgar and Hadi Aghaei
14 April 2010, on the way to the Mt. Damavand Summit
Photo by A. Soltani

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Damavand-Timing

Timing
When to Climb Mt. Damavand Iran?
Summer is best climbing time, in this season climate is relatively mild and footpaths are usually free of snow and you can follow the tracks, also access by public transportation to the starting points is easy. Climbers with ordinary climbing skills are strongly advised to try the mountain during this season only.

Best Climbing Time
June, July and August are the best climbing months for climbers to tackle the mountain, when there is usually little snow on the mountain, the preferred starting days are Saturday to Monday in Iranian midweek. Note weekend are Thursday and Friday in Iran.

Summer Season Disadvantages
The mountain shelters/refuges and huts are crowded during the school vacations in summer which is between 20 June to 23 Sep and the peak of crowd is about 6 August. To prevent any inconvenience regarding accommodation in shelters, use your own tent or book private rooms in Camp 3 New Hut in advance.

Mt. Damavand South Route beginning of climbing season

When Not to Climb the Mountain?!
- Off Season
Damavand shelters are open through the entire year, but only experienced climbers who want to avoid the crowd, may consider the off season ascends, because from October to mid May climbing to this peak is risky due to extreme bad weather which the temperatures drops to far below zero at night and other risks.

- Iranian holidays and weekends
Due to crowd problem, you are advised to avoid climbing in Iranian holidays and weekends in summer, and also specially in Iranian new year holidays which is between 21 March to 2 April, during this time it is difficult to find public transport and the road traffic to the area is in the worst possible condition.
See also Crowds.

Damavand South Route Campsite3 to summit

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damavand-itinerary

Itineraries Short
1 to 7 Days Itineraries for Mt. Damavand
Last Update 2 Feb 2011

We organize a wide range of quality tours for different climbing levels, from a single day up to 14 days, we are mainly focused on Damavand Mountain and support many travel agencies with our services and experienced guides. These are just samples of suggested itineraryies to show you how we handle the tours and are the most practical ones which have been tested and practiced successfully many times in our previous expeditions.

Let us know the exact logistic and support you need so we can discuss and finalize your itinerary and support you with the best possible services for your tailor-made trip and give an offer and estimation of your costs. Feel free to make changes and modification to an itinerary to best suit your programme, ie you may add an extra day to a package and reserve it for the second attempt to the summit in case of bad weather or team being too tired to continue.

In case you could make a trip shorter, you may spend the saved time in Larijan thermal spring, excursion to see the great Persian history in museums, Tehran Big Bazaar, National Treasure, Jewelry Museum and Darband Valley traditional restaurants or visit the King Palaces.

Notes:
- All the mentioned itineraries in this topic are for popular classic south route of Mount Damavand.
- Suggested starting point is Camp1 Polour, which is a is much better and a shortcut to the Base Camp. Read more about Camp1 Reyneh.
- Camp2 Base is not recommend for any kind of acclimatization or accommodation in summer and crowded climbing season. Read more in Camp2 Base.

Mt Damavand Iran, Photo by Anosh Soltani

1 - One Day!
The most difficult itinerary for Mt Damavand, it is not recommended for every climber, you must be very strong and physically fit to challenge this plan, it is a none-stop marathon climbing programme, it is use for our own guide practices.

Day 1 - Summit and Return Day
Tehran to Mount Damavand summit and back to Tehran in less than 24 hours! That is all! Tour ends!

Mt Demavand South Route Map

2 - Two Days
It looks tough but if you have enough practice it is quite possible.

Day 1 - Starting Day
Drive by car from Tehran at about 5 AM towards Camp1 Polour, change the car at camp1 and by a 4WD car drive to Camp2 Base, by 4 to 6 hours trekking to Camp 3 Bargah, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 2 - Summit and Return Day
Start climbing at 5 AM towards the summit, return back to camp3, after one hour rest descend down to camp2, and then drive to camp1 and Tehran on the same day.

Damawand Hiking & Trekking

3A - Three Days
It is recommended for climbers living in Tehran and suburbs.

Day 1 - Starting Day
Drive by car from Tehran (hotel) to camp1 Polor, change the car at camp1 and by a 4WD car drive to Camp2 Base, by 4 to 6 hours trekking to Camp3 Bargah Sevom, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 2 - Summit Day
Start climbing at 5 AM to the top, return back to camp3, rest the second night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 3 - Return Day
Return back from camp3 to camp2 and then drive to camp1 and Tehran Hotel, or Transfer to IKA Int Airport and fly to your country.

3B – Three Days
Recommended for foreign climbers and incoming tours to Iran.

Day 1 - Arrival Day
Arrival to Tehran, greeting you at IKA International Airport, transfer you to your hotel in Tehran or to the Camp1 Polor, just rest the day and night there for acclimatization, no climbing or hard exercises, and no pollution of Tehran weather, over night at Camp1 Polor Hut.

Day 2 - Starting Day
Drive by car from Polur to Camp2 Base and by 4 to 6 hours trekking to Camp3 Bargah Sevom, over night at New Hut.

Day 3 – Summit, Return
Start climbing (at 5 AM) to the peak, then return back to camp3, after one hour rest, descend down to camp2, drive to camp1 and Tehran Hotel. Tour Ends.

3C – Three Days
Recommended for climbers living in Tehran.

Day 1 - Starting Day
Drive by car from Tehran (hotel) to camp1 Polour,
change the car at camp1 and by a 4WD car drive to Camp2 Base,
by 4 to 6 hours trekking to Camp3 Bargah Sevom, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 2 - Acclimatisation Day
Ascend to near by heights, second night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 3 - Summit and Return Day
Start climbing at 5 AM to the top, return to camp3,
after a short rest to camp2 and then drive to camp1 and Tehran Hotel. Tour Ends.

Mt Damavend Camp2 Base or Goosfand Sara 3040m

4A - Four Days
It is Suggested for climbers living in Tehran and suburbs.

Day 1 - Starting Day
Drive by car from Tehran (hotel) to camp1 Polor, change the car at camp1 and by a 4WD car drive to Camp2 Base, by 4 to 6 hours trekking to Camp3 Bargah Sevom, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 2 - Acclimatization Day
Ascend to near by heights, second night at to Camp3 New Hut.

Day 3 - Summit Day
Start climbing at 5 AM to the top, return back to camp3, rest the second night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 4 - Return Day
Return back from camp3 to camp2 and then drive to camp1 and Tehran Hotel.

4B - Four Days
Recommended for foreign climbers and incoming tours.

Day 1 - Arrival Day
Arrival to Tehran, greeting you at IKA Airport, transfer by car from you hotel in Tehran or directly from IKA airport to Camp1 Polour, just rest for acclimatization, no climbing or hard exercises, over night at Camp1 Polour Hut.

Day 2 - Starting Day
Drive by car from Camp1 to Camp 2 Base and by 4 to 6 hours trekking to Camp 3 Bargah over night at Camp 3 New Hut.

Day 3 - Summit Day
Start climbing towards the peak at 5 AM, return back to camp3, rest the second nigh at Camp 3 New Hut.

Day 4 - Return Day
After one night rest return back to camp1 and to your Hotel in Tehran, or transfer to IKAl Airport and fly to your country, Tour Ends.

Damavand Mountain Iran
Photo by Ardeshir Soltani

5A - Five Days
Duration : 5 days 4 nights.
Start/End : IKA International Airport or Tehran Hotel.

Day 01: Arrival Day
Arrive to Tehran, greeting and welcome you at IKA International Airport or your Tehran hotel, short and brief meeting, transfer to Camp1 Polour for acclimatization, final preparation and equipment check, over night at Poluor Hut.

DAY 02: Starting Day
Transfer by 4WD cars to Camp2 Base, as far as car can go, and then by 4 to 5 hours trekking to Camp3, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 03: Acclimatization Day
Ascend to near by heights, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 04 - Summit Day
Start climbing at about 5 AM to the Summit, (mostly arrive at summit after 6 to 7 hours), return back to camp3 (usually arrive late afternoon). over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 05 – Return and Departure Day
After breakfast, descend down to camp2, drive to camp1 (mostly arrive between 1 and 2 PM).

5B - Five Days
Duration : 5 days 4 nights.
Start/End : IKA International Airport or Tehran Hotel.

Day1: Arrival Day
Arrive to Tehran, greeting you at IKA Airport or Tehran hotel, short and brief meeting, transfer to Camp1 Polour for acclimatization, final preparation and equipment check, over night at Poluor Hut.

DAY2: Starting Day
Transfer by 4WD cars to Camp2 Base, as far as car can go, by 4 to 5 hours trekking to Camp3, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day3 - Summit Day
Start climbing at about 5 AM to the Summit, (mostly arrive at summit after 6 to 7 hours), return back to camp3 (usually arrive late afternoon), over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day4: Reserved Day
Reserved and extra day if clients need more rest and acclimatization or the second attempt to the summit in case of bad weather, over night at camp.

Day5 – Return and Departure Day
After breakfast, descend down to camp2, drive to camp1 (mostly arrive between 1 and 2 PM) and then to Tehran hotel or IKA Airport, tour ends.

5C - Five Days
More relaxing plan suggested for foreign climbers and incoming tours.

Day 1 - Arrival Day
Arrival to Tehran, greeting you at IKA Airport, transfer to your hotel in Tehran or directly from airport to Camp1 Polour, just rest the day and the night there for acclimatization, no climbing or hard exercises, and no pollution of Tehran weather, over night at Camp1 Polour Hut.

Day 2 - Starting Day
Drive by car from Poloor to Camp 2 Base, and by 4 to 6 hours slow trek to Camp3 Bargah Sevom , over night at Camp3 Bargah New Hut.

Day 3 - Summit Day
Start climbing at 5 am to the summit and then return back to camp3, second nigh at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 4 – Thermal Hot Spring
Descend down to camp2, drive to Larijan Thermal Spring, over night at Camp1 Polour Hut.

Day 5 - Return day and Departure Day
Return back to Tehran, you have some time for Sight seeing in Tehran, or transfer to IKA Airport and fly to your country, Tour Ends.

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6A- Six Days Damavand Itinerary South Route
Day 01: Arrival Day
Arrival in Teheran, greeting you at IKA Airport, short and brief meeting, transfer to Camp1 Polour.

Day 02: Acclimatization Day
Acclimatisation around Polour hut, some easy trek, final preparation and equipment check, over night at Polur Hut.

DAY 03: Starting Day
Transfer by 4WD cars to Camp2 Base, (as far as car can go) and then by 4 to 5 hours trekking to Camp3, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 04: Acclimatization Day
Acclimatisation at camp3, ascend to near by heights, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 05 - Summit Day
Start climbing at about 5 AM to the Summit, (mostly arrive at summit after 6 to 7 hours), return back to camp3 (usually arrive late afternoon), over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 06 – Return Day
After breakfast, descend down to camp2, drive to camp1 (mostly arrive between 1 and 2 PM)
transfer back to Teheran hotel.

6B- Six Days
South Route Mt Damavand Iran
Duration : 6 days 5 nights.
Start/End : IKA International Airport or Tehran Hotel.

Day 01: Arrival Day
Arrive to Tehran, greeting and welcome you at IKA International Airport or your Tehran hotel, short and brief meeting, transfer to Camp1 Polour for acclimatization, final preparation and equipment check, over night at Poluor Hut.

DAY 02: Starting Day
Transfer by 4WD cars to Camp2 Base, (as far as car can go) and then by 4 to 5 hours trekking to Camp3, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 03: Acclimatization Day
Ascend to near by heights, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 04 - Summit Day
Start climbing at about 5 AM to the Summit, (mostly arrive at summit after 6 to 8 hours), return back to camp3 (usually arrive late afternoon). over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 05 - Reserved Day
Reserved and extra day if clients need more rest and acclimatization or the second attempt to the summit in case of bad weather, over night at any camp.

Day 06 – Return and Departure Day
After breakfast, descend down to camp2, drive to camp1 (mostly arrive between 1 and 2 PM)

6C - Six Days
More relaxing, recommended for foreign climbers coming to Iran.

Day 1 - Arrival Day
Arrival to Tehran, greeting you at IKA Airport, transfer to your hotel in Tehran or directly to Camp1 Polour for acclimatization, no climbing or hard exercises, over night at Camp1 Polour Hut.

Day 2 - Starting Day
Drive by car from camp1 to Camp2 Base and by 4 to 5 hours slow walk to Camp3 Bargah Sevom , over night at Camp3 Bargah New Hut.

Day 3 - Summit Day
Start climbing ( at 5 AM ) to the summit and then return back to camp3, second nigh in Camp3 New Hut.

Day 4 – Thermal Hot Spring
Descend down to camp2, drive to Thermal Hot Spring, over night at Camp1 Polour Hut.

Day 5 - Return day
Return back to Tehran, you have some time for Sightseeing in Tehran.

Day 6 - Sightseeing in Tehran and Departure Day
Full day sightseeing in Tehran, excursion to see the great Persian history in museums, Tehran Big Bazaar, National Treasure, Jewelry Museum and Darband Valley traditional restaurants and King Palaces. Transfer to IKA Airport and fly to your country, Tour Ends.

Mount Damawand poppy fields above clouds
Photo by A. Soltani

7 - Seven Days
Recommended for foreign climbers and incoming tours.

Day 1 - Arrival Day
Arrival to Tehran, greeting you at IKA Airport, transfer to your hotel in Tehran or directly to Camp1 Polour, just rest the day and night there for acclimatization, over night at Camp1 Polour Hut.

Day 2 - Starting Day
Drive by car from Poolor to Camp2 Base, and by 4 to 6 hours slow walk to Camp3 Bargah Sevom, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 3 - Acclimatization Day
Ascend to near by heights, up to 4800m or even 5000m, second night at to Camp3 New Hut.

Day 4 - Summit Day
Attempt climbing to the peak at 5 AM, return back to camp3, third nigh at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 5 - Reserved Day
Reserve day for the second attempt to the summit in case of bad weather or team being too tired to continue.

Day 6 - Damavand Hot Spring
Descend down to base camp, drive to thermal spring, over night at Camp1 Polour Hut.

Day 7 - Return and Departure Day
Return back to Tehran, you have some time for sightseeing in Tehran. Transfer to IKA Int Airport and fly back to your country, Tour Ends.

Included
• Climbing permit fee for foreign climbers to Mt Damavand.
• Accomedation in Camp1 Polour Hut, which is a quite good lodge/hostel
• Accomedation in Camp3 New Hut, inestead of shelter/refuge
Camp3 New Hut is the best place for accomedation in the area
• All land transfers to and from Tehran
Transfer from IKA Airport or hotel to Camp1 Polour and back
Transfer from Camp1 - Polour to Camp 2 Base and back
• Camp1 Hut & Camp3 New Hut charges
• Porters and mules to carry your equipments from
Camp2 Base to Camp3 New Hut
• High skilled experienced English speaking guide
• Hot meal in camps
Food: breakfast, lunch, dinner, soft drink & cooking gear
• Lunch box during the way
• Hotel reservation in Tehran and hotel charges
• Termal Spring
• Sleeping bag and tent if necessary

Price Not included ( Excluded )
This is the land only itinerary, please make your own way to the tour starting point.
• Medical/evacuation and trip insurance
• Trip cancellation insurance
• Domestic Flights - we may buy your domestic tickets
• Excess baggage on domestic flights (20 kg limit)
• Unscheduled hotel nights
• Personal equipment
• Termal Spring - we may arrange it in Larijan
• Tips

Insurance Important Note
We strongly recommended you to have all risk insurance that covering medical and evacuation from remote area. The insurance should cover also helicopter flight that could occured in Mt. Damavand expedition.

Road Map Tehran To Mount Damavand

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8 to 14 Days Itineraries for Mt Damavand and Mt Tochal
Update 27 March 2010

Mt Damavand Iran

8 – Eight Days
Day 1 - Arrival Day
Arrival to Tehran, greeting you at IKA International Airport, transfer you to your hotel in Tehran or to the Mountain Camp. Drive by car from you hotel in Tehran or directly from IKA airport to Camp1 Polour, just rest the day and night there for acclimatization, no climbing or hard exercises, and no pollution of Tehran weather, over night at Camp1 Polour Hut.

Day 2 - Starting Day
Drive by car from Polour to Camp2 – Base (as far as car can go), and by 4 to 6 hours trekking to Camp3 Bargah Sevom, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 3 - Acclimatization Day
Acclimatization day, to near by heights, up to 4800m or even 5000m, Second night at to Camp3 New Hut.

Day 4 - Summit Day
Attempt climbing to the peak at 5 AM, return back to camp3 , third nigh at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 5 - Reserved Day
Reserve day for the second attempt to the summit in case of bad weather or team being too tired to go continue.

Day 6 - Damavand Hot Spring
Descend down to base camp, drive to thermal spring, over night at Camp1 Polour Hut.

Day 7 - Return Day
Return back to Tehran, you have some time for city tour, Persian history, Tehran Big Bazaar,
Carpet Museum, National Treasure & Jewelry Museum, overnight at hotel

Day 8 - Departure Day
Some time for Sight seeing in Tehran, transfer to a IKA Airport and fly back to your country. Tour ends.

Mt Damavand Camps1 Polour Hut Altitude 2270 m

9 – Nine Days Mt Tochal & Mt Damavand
Day 1 : Arrival Day to Tehran
Arrival to Tehran, welcome you at IKA Airport, transfer to Hotel, short sight seeing in Tehran, over night at hotel.

Day 2 : To Mt Tochal
After breakfast, Transfer to the north of Teheran to Darband. hike to Shirpella Hut (2800m, about 2 hours), over night at Shirpalla Hut.

Day 3 : Mt Tochal
Climb to Mt Tochal (3980m, about 4 hours). Descent to Darband ( 5 hours ), Transfer to hotel, over night at hotel.

Day 4: To Mt Damavand Camp1
Drive to Polour village at the base of Mt Damavand for acclimatization, over night at Polour camp.

Day 5 : To Camp3 Bargah
Drive by car to Camp2 Base (as far as car go) and by 4 to 6 hours slow walk to Camp3 Bargah Sevom, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 6 - Acclimatization Day
Acclimatization day, to near by hights, upto 4800m or even more, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 7 - Summit Day
Start climbing ( at 5 AM ) to the peak and then return back to camp3, over nigh at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 8 : Reserved Day
Reserve day for the second attempt to the summit in case of bad weather or team being too tired to go continue.

Day 9 : Return Day To Tehran
Return back to Tehran over night in hotel.Tour ends transfer to the IKA airport .
Flight to your country .

Mt Tochal Summit 3950 m

10a - Ten Days Mt Tochal & Mt Damavand
Day 1 : Arrival Day to Tehran
Arrival to Tehran, greeting you at IKA airport, transfer to Hotel, short sight seeing in Tehran, over night in hotel.

Day 2 : Trekking to Shirpella Hut
After breakfast, Transfer to the north of Teheran to Darband, hike to Shirpalla Hut (2750 m, about 2 hours), over night at Shirpela Hut.

Day 3 - Climbing To Mt Tochal
Climb to Mt Tochal (3980m, about 4 hours), descent to Darband ( approx 5 hours ), transfer to Tehranl, over night at hotel.

Day 4 - To Damavand Camp1 Polour
Transfer to Camp1 in Polour village for acclimatization, over night at Polour Hut.

Day 5 : To Damavand Camp3 Bargah
Drive by car to Camp2 Base (as far as car go), and by 4 to 6 hours slow walk to
Camp 3 Bargah Sevom, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 6 - Acclimatization Day
Acclimatization day, to near by heights, up to 4800m or even more, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 7 - Summit Day
Start climbing to the summit at 5 AM, return back to camp3, over nigh at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 8 - Reserved Day
Reserve day for the second attempt to the summit in case of bad weather or team being too tired to go continue.

Day 9 – Thermal Hot Spring
Descend down to base camp, drive to camp1 and Larijan Thermal Spring, over night at Camp1 Polour.

Day 10 : Return Day To Tehran
Return back to Tehran, some sightseeing in Tehran, transfer to the IKA Airport, flight to your country. Tour ends.

Mt Tochal Shirpalla Hut 2750 m

10b – Ten Days
Recommended for foreign climbers coming to Iran .

Day 1 - Arrival Day
Arrival to Tehran, greeting you at IKA International Airport, transfer you to your hotel in Tehran or to the Mountain Camp.
Drive by car from you hotel in Tehran or directly from IKA airport to Camp1 Polour, just rest the day and night there for acclimatization, no climbing or hard exercises, and no pollution of Tehran weather, over night at Camp1 Polour Hut.

Day 2 - Starting Day
Drive by car from Polour to Camp2 – Base (as far as car can go), and by 4 to 6 hours trekking to Camp3 Bargah Sevom, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 3 - Acclimatization Day
Acclimatization day, to near by heights, up to 4800m or even 5000m, Second night at to Camp3 New Hut.

Day 4 - Summit Day
Attempt climbing to the peak at 5 AM, return back to camp3 , third nigh at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 5 - Reserved Day
Reserve day for the second attempt to the summit in case of bad weather or team being too tired to go continue.

Day 6 - Thermal Hot Spring
Descend down to base camp, drive to thermal spring, over night at Camp1 Polour Hut.

Day 7 – to Caspian Sea
Sightseeing in Caspian Sea beaches. Over night at hotel

Day 8 - Return Day
Return back to Tehran, you have some time for city tour and sightseeing and shopping in Tehran.

Day 9 - Sight seeing in Tehran
Tehran city tour after breakfast, visit the Archaeological & Historical and Art Museums, Persian history, Tehran Big Bazaar, Carpet Museum, National Treasure & Jewellery Museum, overnight at hotel.

Day 10 – Departure day to your country
Some Sightseeing in Tehran, Transfer to the IKA airport, Flight to your country. Tour ends.

Mt Damavand Camp3 New Hut

14 – Fourteen Days Mt Damavand, Shiraz and Isfahan
Recommended for foreign climbers coming to Iran .

Day 1 - Arrival Day
Arrival to Tehran, greeting you at IKA International Airport, transfer you to your hotel in Tehran or to the Mountain Camp.
Drive by car from you hotel in Tehran or directly from IKA airport to Camp1 Polour, just rest the day and night there for acclimatization, no climbing or hard exercises, and no pollution of Tehran weather, over night at Camp1 Polour Hut.

Day 2 - Starting Day
Drive by car from Polour to Camp2 – Base (as far as car can go), and by 4 to 6 hours trekking to Camp3 Bargah Sevom, over night at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 3 - Acclimatization Day
Acclimatization day, to near by heights, up to 4800m or even 5000m, Second night at to Camp3 New Hut.

Day 4 - Summit Day
Attempt climbing to the peak at 5 AM, return back to camp3 , third nigh at Camp3 New Hut.

Day 5 - Reserved Day
Reserve day for the second attempt to the summit in case of bad weather or team being too tired to go continue, over night at any hut.

Day 6 – Return to Tehran
Descend down to base camp, drive to Tehran, some sightseeing, over night at hotel.

Day 7 - Sight seeing in Tehran , flight to Shiraz
After breakfast, city tour and some sightseeing in Tehran, visit the Archaeological & Historical and Art Museums, the finest museum in Iran, exhibits all periods and artifacts from the major sitesin the country. In the evening, transfer to the airport and flight to Shiraz City, transfer to the hotel & check in. O/N Shiraz.

Day 8 - Sightseeing in Shiraz
After breakfast, full day features a city tour taking in Eram and Narenjestan Gardens, Nasir-Ol-Molk Mosque, khan Theological School. At night visit the most astonishing inlaid mirror decorating in Shah-Cherag-Holy Shrine. O/N Shiraz.

Day 9 - Sightseeing in Shiraz
Hafez and Saadi Tombs, Vakil Bazaar and Koran Gate. PM free at leisure, O/N Shiraz hotel.

Day 10 - Visit Persepolis - Flight to Isfahan
Excursion to Persepolis & Naqsh- e-Rostam. flight to Isfahan at night, O/N Isfahan.

Day 11 - Sightseeing in Isfahan
Isfahan Full day city tour Imam Square, a jewel of Persian architecture which includes the Alighapou Palace,
Imam & Sheikh Lutfullah Mosques , handicraft factories and Isfahan bazaar with its traditional arcades .
In the evening visit the most beautiful and famous Isfahan bridges along the Zayandeh Rud river . O/N Isfahan.

Day 12 - Sightseeing in Isfahan - Return to Tehran
Isfahan Half day tour of Jame Mosque , Vank Church and Shaking Minarets. Afternoon free at leisure.
In the evening , flight to Tehran. O/N Tehran.

Day 13 - Sightseeing in Tehran
Full day city tour in Tehran after breakfast, visit the Archaeological & Historical and Art Museums, Persian history, Tehran Big Bazaar, Carpet Museum, National Treasure & Jewellery Museum, overnight at hotel.

Day 14 – Departure day to your country
Tehran- Departure Transfer to the IKA airport . Flight to your country. Tour Ends.

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Summit
Mt Damavand shape is conic like many other volcanos, it looks like Fujiyama in Japan, but much greater, with the altitude 5671 meters and a crater diameter approx 200 to 400m across and 30m deep, the crater has a permenants glacier which melts in hot summers and forms a small pool with little water. There is no shelter or refuge at the peak, in case you want to challenge 7000 m or higher altitude you can make you own tent for acclamatisation somewhere safe and away from sulfuric gases in or around the crater.

The summit is made of lots of yellow sulfurous rocks and pumice stones, usually cowerd by ice and snow. This stratovolcano has some sign of vlocanic activty at the top, a big vent is formed in 2007 just bellow the crater with high fumarolic activity, through which hot sulphurous gases emerge, it releases an extent amount of smoke and hot sulphuric gases.

Mount Damavand Summit

Ascent to the summit from Camp3 about 5-7 hours
Descent from summit to Camp3 about 2- 4 hours

Summit Location and Coordinate
Latitude 35-57-19 North
Longitude 52-06-37 East
Altitude 5671 m

Note:
For elevation of Mt Damavand and the gps measurment and accuracy for the highest point on the peak, visit Elevation. Visit also: GPS Landmarks, and Pool

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How To Climb
2 Days Summer Climb from South Route
Summer is an ideal season for ordinary climbers to tackle Mt Damavand, where the footpaths are usually free of snow and the the weather is relatively fair and you have good chance of success. MDG would like to show you how to Climb this mountain in a short form itinerary in just 2 days from south face which is not a technical route.

This itinerary is recommended for those who stay in Tehran or subuebs, but not suitable for incoming foreign climbers and tours on the arrival day as the first target in Iran.

The following conditions are necessary for a successful ascend, a good physical fitness, ordinary climbing skills and equipments, good acclimatization to 4000m in advance.

Suggested timing for this trip is June to August and the recommended starting days Saturday to Monday to avoid Iranian weekends (Thursday and Friday), also keep away from crowded holidays.

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Day1– Transfer and Starting Day
How to go to the mountain,
Iran Mountaineering Federation Camp 1 Polour is recommended stating point, it is a shortcut to the mountain, travel by taxi or bus:
Tehran> Haraz Road> Polour Village> Camp 1- Polour, about 2 Hours.

How to go to the Base Camp
At the first camp ask for a car to take you to Camp 2 Base ( goosfand Sara, Mosque)
Polour Village or Polour Hut > Camp 2 Base.
In about one hour, strong cars such as 4WD Jeeps and land rovers take you to the 2nd Campsite, get rid of your heavy stuff here, hire porter and mule to carry your heavy gear to camp3 and start your trekking towards the 3rd campsite .
Note, this campsite is not suitable for use in summer, because it is too crowded and too dirty. See also Warning .

By 3 to 5 hours slow and steady walk you reach the Camp 3 Bargah, follow the foot paths and footprints, it is easy to find them in a clear day, if you start early morning you have enough time to reach the camp3 in time for better acclimatization and more rest. It is recommended to book in advance and Stay over night at Camp 3 New Hut.
Pack up and double check all your necessary things for tomorrow, before you go to sleep.

Tips for the starting day
- Use the day light only, never start at darkness.
- Good weather condition is essential.

Tehran To Mount Damavand Road Map


Road Map Tehran To Mount Damavand

Day2 Summit and Return Day
How to to tackle the summit? The south route is not technical, it is just a long and tough trek with a moderate climbing slop, do not carry heavy stuff with yourself, you can leave them behind in New Hut or your tent , take only necessary things with you, in summer many climbers use this way, perhaps you could find a group which suits your speed, if you are not sure use a reliable mountain guide.

Wake up at 4 am, have a complete breakfast and drink few cups of coffe or tea, see the weather if it sounds good, start your ascend at 5 AM, use the proper foot tracks, throughout the course drink water frequently and eat some sweet or chocolate and biscuit, depending to your physical fitness it takes 5 to 7 hours to reach the top with a slow and steady trek.

Tips for the Summit Day
- Before the start, double check up all your necessary gears.
- See the weather forecast before you start.
- Take a short rest every hour during the way.
- Do not rest more than 5 minutes per break.
- Use the footprints, if you are not sure use a guide.
- Do not start at night, preferred starting time is 5 AM.
- Remember from camp3 upwards there is no water, food or shelter/refuge.

Food & Drink for the Summit Day
- Have a good breakfast plus tea or coffee.
- Eat some sweet, chocolate, cookie, biscuit, during the trek.
- Drink water frequently, you need at least 1.5 letters of water per person.

Important Note
Visit the Common Mistakes

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Return Back
After reaching the summit, do not waste too much time there, take few memorial photo and return back, it takes about 3 to 4 hours to descend down from summit to the camp. You may rest for an hour and have a lunch in the new hut. You have done the hard part of your ascend, if you feel ok try to go back to Base Camp and even to Tehran.

Mt Damavand south route from Camp3 Bargah to Summit, by MDG

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