GUNUNG · Turki

Demirkazık Peak

Demirkazık Dağı

Information

Elevation: 3.756 m
Country: Turki (TR)
Location / Range: Aladağlar, Taurus Mountains
Mountain type: Gunung batu gamping non-vulkanik / Non-volcanic limestone mountain
Volcanic?: No (non-volcanic)
Coordinates: 37.8357, 35.1501
Difficulty: Pendakian alpin; navigasi dan panjat batu diperlukan / Alpine ascent requiring route-finding and rock-climbing skills
Best Season: Kondisi kering dilaporkan pada Juni 2024; bukan jaminan kondisi tahunan / Dry conditions reported in June 2024; not an annual conditions guarantee
Permits & Rules: Status izin terkini belum dikonfirmasi oleh sumber yang diperiksa / Current permit requirements are not established by the checked sources
Hazards: Navigasi sulit, lereng kerikil, dan medan panjat / Difficult route-finding, scree slopes and climbing terrain

Description

Demirkazık is a 3,756 m summit in the Aladağlar, part of the Taurus Mountains in Çamardı district, Niğde Province, Turkey. This profile uses Wikidata elevation and coordinates; the English Wikipedia coordinates differ, so the marker should not serve as a summit navigation waypoint. The normal approach follows Narpuz from Sokulupınar. A June 2024 account highlights indistinct paths and a descent navigation error. This ascent requires alpine skills.

Gallery

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Routes

Sokulupınar – Narpuz – Kızılçarşak – punggungan tenggara / southeast ridge

Alpin / Alpine

The ministry guide describes the approach from Sokulupınar through Narpuz and the Kızılçarşak scree to the southeast ridge, returning by the ascent route. Its 8–10-hour figure does not clearly define its scope and is therefore not presented as a round-trip duration.

Source

Climbing Experiences

Five Turkish climbing videos are complemented by a written trip report. Video summaries are limited to verified titles and creator identities; detailed trail observations come from Snizi’s June 2024 account. It highlights descent navigation difficulties as well as reaching the summit.

References

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