Elbrus - saddle bimodal volcanic cone. Western top has height of 5642 m, East - 5621 m. They are separated by a saddle height of 5300 m and are spaced from each other by about 3000 m [6]. The last eruption dates back to the year 50 BC. e. ± 50 years. By climbing Elbrus classification 2A rated as snow and ice, the passage of the two peaks - 2B. There are other, more complex routes, for example, Mount Elbrus (W) on NW edge 3A. Gorges Adylsu, Shkhelda Adyrsu, arrays Donguz-Orun and Ushba very popular climbing and trekking. Elbrus - the most popular ski resort in Russia.