Tartu Ülikool 350

Tartu Ülikool 350, and on 31 July 2012.
It was first thought to rise to, hence its suitability to commemorate the 350th anniversary of the university, but according to the GPS-measurements made on the second ascent in 2012 the peak was actually found to be high.
At the time of the first conquest it was one out of five peaks in Soviet Union that was named after a university and the highest of them.
The peak is located at two weeks distance from the nearest inhabited area. Near to it there is also a high Mt. J.F. Parrot that is named after Friedrich Parrot, who was a physics professor and a rector at the University of Tartu and who is considered the pioneer of scientific mountaineering.
Among the things left at the top of the peak are, a plaque, a traditional university cap and the university flag.