The Ala Dag - Climbs and Treks in Turkey’s Crimson Mountains
The Turkish mountains of the Ala Dag consist of five main valley systems, each narrow and steep sided with hanging valleys. Four sections, with a comprehensive introduction, on The Cimbar and Kayacik valleys; the Yedi Göl; the Emli and Siyirma valleys; the Kokorot and Kara Göl valleys, all with climbing routes and local walks and treks.
The Ala Dag
Climbs and Treks in Turkey’s Crimson Mountains
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Seasons
Best from mid-July until mid-September for rock climbing. January to March for winter climbing. Late May and June for trekking.
Centres
Adana, Kayseri and Nigde are the main starting points. Nearest international airport is Adana; Kayseri has a regional airport.
Difficulty
All grades of climbing, but mainly very remote. Treks mainly moderate.
Must See
North Face of Koca Sarp, Lahit Kaya and Kaldi; Alpine skiing on virgin slopes; evening panoramas from your tent.
(Recommended List)
Map of the Ulster Expedition (1964)
Map of Cambridge University Mountaineering Club Expedition in 1965
Map of Queens University of Belfast Mountaineering Club Expedition (1969)
Map by Martin Krawielicki (19941) 1:25,000
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