Kang Peak Ascent

The route to Kang Peak starts in the historic village of Kang, on the slopes of the Binalud mountain range. Right from the beginning it passes through traditional garden lanes and the small and large valleys around the village, with views of orchards, the village's terraced layout and mountain scenery. The route is about 13 km long with an elevation gain of less than 500 meters, so it falls into the easy-to-moderate category. The peak can be climbed from two main sides: the north face from Kang village, and the south face from Doroud village in the Neyshabur area. In addition, routes such as Kordineh from Jaghargh and the ridge line of the Chaman peaks are also used by climbers as varied alternative routes.

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