GUNUNG · Iran

Mount Binalud

بینالود (Binālud)

Information

Elevation: 3.211 m
Country: Iran (IR)
Location / Range: Binalud Mountains, Razavi Khorasan
Mountain type: Gunung non-vulkanik / non-volcanic mountain
Volcanic?: No (non-volcanic)
Coordinates: 36.4264, 58.8492
Difficulty: Tergantung jalur: Suzaniha teknis; salju dapat memperberat pendekatan Ferizi / Route dependent: technical Suzaniha; snow can make the Ferizi approach demanding
Best Season: Sumber mendokumentasikan pendakian musim gugur dan musim dingin; kondisi salju menentukan kesulitan / Sources document autumn and winter ascents; snow conditions determine difficulty
Permits & Rules: Laporan perjalanan tidak menetapkan aturan izin terkini / Trip reports do not establish current permit requirements
Hazards: Salju tebal, angin dan badai salju; medan teknis Suzaniha / Deep snow, wind and blizzards; technical Suzaniha terrain

Description

Binalud is a mountain in Iran’s Razavi Khorasan region, between the Mashhad and Neyshabur areas. Wikidata records an elevation of 3,211 m. Climbers distinguish the northern Ferizi approach from southern routes, including technical Suzaniha. Winter accounts describe deep snow and blizzards; experienced teams’ timings are not a general hiking benchmark.

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Routes

Jalur Do Kouhi dari shelter Do Shahid

The ridge northwest of Do Shahid shelter is an alternative southern route. Roudaki records its use in winter.

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Jalur Suzaniha dari sisi Neyshabur

Teknis / Technical

Roudaki identifies Suzaniha as a technical route over three needle peaks, approached from the Do Shahid and Modarres shelters.

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Jalur desa Ferizi (Firizi, sisi utara)

Gholami’s account connects Ferizi and Darreh Sib with the summit; his descent passes Modarres and then Imani shelter. This records a 2009 trip, not current access conditions.

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Climbing Experiences

Available video titles identify Binalud ascents, including Suzaniha, a solo climb and autumn snow from Ferizi. Written accounts add the Darreh Sib approach, visits to the Imani and Modarres shelters, and teams’ experiences in deep snow and blizzards. These are historical trip records, not confirmation of present conditions or hiking schedules.

References

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