Route 001Kamchatka Peninsula54°15′N 159°22′E
Beyond the edge of human habitation. Active calderas, glacial traverses, and sub-polar isolation.
UnverifiedRoute details not yet confirmed by field review
PlotRoute overview
Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky → Tolbachik Caldera → Mutnovsky Ice Caves → Avachinsky Pass → Pacific Fjord Extraction.
Waypoints are approximate and joined with straight lines. This is not a navigation track.
Route 001 · waypoint plot
Elevation by day
LogDay by day
Day 01
53°01′N 158°39′E
Day 01
Petropavlovsk Base · 120 m
Mandatory wilderness medical clearance, gear weighing, satellite comms check-in, and briefing on Kamchatka brown bear perimeter defense.
Known hazards
Day 02
55°42′N 160°15′E
Day 02
Great Fissure Field · 1,100 m
Trek across the apocalyptic volcanic ash fields of the 1975 and 2012 eruptions. Navigation across unmarked terrain.
Known hazards
Day 03
55°50′N 160°20′E
Day 03
Caldera Rim · 3,085 m
High-altitude caldera rim crossing. Glacial snowpack resting over active geothermal steam vents.
Known hazards
Day 04
52°27′N 158°12′E
Day 04
Mutnovsky Ice Chamber · 1,700 m
Navigating volcanic ice tubes formed by geothermal steam cutting beneath sub-polar glaciers.
Known hazards
Days 5–14
Days 5–14 are not yet published.
They are withheld until the full route passes field and safety review. You will see every day before you are asked for a deposit.
PrerequisitePhysical demand
Ability to sustain 10-hour alpine marches carrying a 24kg expedition pack across boulder fields, scree, and ice.
A medical screening is required before approval.
Route 001Application
Applications go through medical review and an interview. No deposit until you are approved.