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  1. Hi Folks,

    First post for donkey's years.I was hoping someone might help me out
    with information on Mt.Ararat. I fancy a summit visit in the near
    future. It's located in far eastern Turkey and at 16,853-foot is the
    highest peak in Turkey. Bigger than Mt Blanc..!!

    Anyone been up it? Any tips? I intend to go solo or with a mate and
    without a guide. The lack of maps due to Turkish military reasons is a
    problem..!!

    Merry Chrimbo

    regards
    Dave

  2. dave roe said:

    Hi Folks,

    First post for donkey's years.I was hoping someone might help me out
    with information on Mt.Ararat. I fancy a summit visit in the near
    future. It's located in far eastern Turkey and at 16,853-foot is the
    highest peak in Turkey. Bigger than Mt Blanc..!!

    Anyone been up it? Any tips? I intend to go solo or with a mate and
    without a guide. The lack of maps due to Turkish military reasons is a
    problem..!!

    Merry Chrimbo

    regards
    Dave

    I don't have any expierience I'm afraid and I don't know if you already did
    a search or not but I found this.

    http://www.ewpnet.com/araratmap.htm

    http://origins.swau.edu/papers/global/noah/gifs/ararat_map.html

    http://www.noahsarksearch.com/CorbinBJ/CorbinBJ.htm

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  3. Sandy Birrell said:
    dave roe said:

    Anyone been up it? Any tips? I intend to go solo or with a mate and
    without a guide. The lack of maps due to Turkish military reasons is
    a problem..!!

    Merry Chrimbo

    regards
    Dave

    I don't have any expierience I'm afraid and I don't know if you
    already did a search or not but I found this.

    http://www.ewpnet.com/araratmap.htm

    http://origins.swau.edu/papers/global/noah/gifs/ararat_map.html

    http://www.noahsarksearch.com/CorbinBJ/CorbinBJ.htm

    (replying to myself now) There is a better map here.

    http://www.noahsarksearch.com/CorbinBJ/CorbinBJ.htm

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  4. Sandy Birrell said:

    Sandy Birrell wrote:
    (replying to myself now) There is a better map here.

    http://www.noahsarksearch.com/CorbinBJ/CorbinBJ.htm

    Sorry wrong url 🙁

    http://www.anatolianadventures.com/trips/ararat/map2.htm

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  5. Sandy,

    The Noah's Ark link provides some useful and interesting photographs.

    I've done quite a bit of digging around already on the internet.There's
    a few accounts around of walkers experiences but not too much on the
    organisation behind their trips. I do know that a permit is needed to
    climb Mt. Ararat and it takes at least 2 months for that permit to be
    processed. I don't know how long that permit remains valid. I'll get
    onto the Turkish embassy.Van is the nearest large airport.

    Thanks for the input.

    all the best.
    Dave :-)

    here's a few links if anyone is interested and to let you know how much
    I know so far.

    http://www.climb.mountains.com/Trip_Reports_files/Ararat.htm

    http://www.peakware.com/encyclopedia/peaks/ararat.htm

    http://www.explorer.com.tr/explorer/eng/ararat_ascent/classic_ararat.htm

    http://www.ewpnet.com/Turkey/ararat.htm

    http://volcano.und.nodak.edu/vwdocs/volc_images/img_ararat.html

    http://www.mountain.com.sg/

    http://www.adiyamanli.org/mountaineering_turkey.htm

    http://www.kackarmountains.com/ahome.htm

    http://www.kackarmountains.com/links.htm

    http://www.mapsworldwide.com/maps_8435.htm
    http://www.nolimits.com.tr/pages/agri/agri_eng.html

  6. Aha..!! That's a pretty decent map and a good site.

    Thanks Sandy. :-)

  7. dave roe said:

    Aha..!! That's a pretty decent map and a good site.

    Thanks Sandy. :-)

    No problem, in the end 🙂

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  8. Look forward to a TR eventually, please do post final up to date
    information when you are done!
    ta,
    Rob

  9. I'll do that, Rob.

    Off to the Tatra's though first.

    Had to be done. 1 pence each way to Krakow (any time of year) at the
    moment..!!

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