The ascent will start from the Kahiltna glacier, 2200 m. The team will be brought here by air planes. The Base Camp would be organized at 3600 m. The first high camp would be located at 4300 m. The expedition will travel to the "Camp 4300" along the classic route. The length of this section is more than 20 km. Starting from 3000 m, the members of the team will begin to hang fixed lines (ropes). We plan to stay at the "Camp 4300" for several days to acclimitize and to pull over our equipment to the next camps.

The next stage of the ascent will greatly differ from the classic route. The participants will climb along the Rescue Gulley, usually used by rangers for rescue works. The Rescue Gulley is much steeper than the usual route (there are 50–55° slopes). But this route allows to avoid the sharp ridge and rocks outcrops. In order to do this we will hang double ropes along the whole slope (1300 m), starting from 4700 m, and thus considerably speeding up an ascent and providing maximum safety.

We will make one more high camp at 5200 m and plan to reach the summit from this camp in two days. The route is chosen, basing on the specific features of the expedition: all sections with traverses would be passed by frontal attacks, along the vertical lines. We have chosen the pre-summit plateau Football Field (6000 m) for our intermediate overnight. We suppose that this overnight could be a very crucial one, as it is very difficult to make a camp at this elevation due to thin air and hurricane winds.