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Towering at 5,137 meters, Mount Ararat is Turkey’s highest peak and a true bucket-list destination for trekkers and climbers alike. Known as the legendary resting place of Noah’s Ark, this dormant volcanic giant offers an unforgettable blend of natural wonder, spiritual significance, and physical challenge.
🧩 Highlights:
Summiting Turkey’s Highest Mountain
Panoramic views over Eastern Anatolia, Iran, and Armenia
Cultural encounters with local villages
Camping under starry skies on high-altitude slopes
Glacier trekking and snow-covered terrain
📍 Key Locations:
Doğubayazıt – Main base town and access point
Mount Ararat Base Camp (3,200 m)
High Camp (4,200 m)
Summit push to 5,137 m
🗓️ Best Season to Climb:
The ideal time to climb Mount Ararat is between July and September, when weather conditions are stable and snow levels are manageable. Winter climbs are possible but require technical skills, gear, and experience due to harsh conditions.
Mount Ararat offers not just a physical accomplishment, but a deeply memorable journey through the majestic terrain and rich culture of Eastern Turkey.
Plan your Lycian Way experience with HikeTurkey — and let the trail do the talking.
