The Himalaya and Karakoram range is one of the most dramatic landscapes on the planet and straddles five countries — Pakistan, India, Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan. We run customised treks and expeditions catering for the first time beginner as well as the most experienced climbers seeking a new challenge.

We pride ourselves on having the most experienced Himalayan climbers in Australia on our guiding team, with more major Himalayan summits to their name than most commercial trekking companies. Our experienced and qualified staff enable you to have a safe and enjoyable adventure. Our logistics and organisation of all our treks is done with precision, so that you are well-catered for, even in the most demanding of environments.

Everest 3 Passes. The Everest 3 Passes trek is one of the ultimate Himalayan adventures, a demanding journey through the heart of the Khumbu that takes you far beyond the standard Everest trail and rewards you with an extraordinary combination of challenge, scenery and achievement. Crossing three spectacular high passes, the Renjo La, Cho La and Kongma La, you experience a constantly changing landscape of soaring Himalayan peaks, remote valleys, glaciers, high-altitude lakes and traditional Sherpa villages, while also visiting iconic places such as Everest Base Camp and Kala Patthar. It is physically demanding and requires determination, but that is precisely what makes it so rewarding: each pass crossed, each long day completed and each glimpse of Everest becomes part of a genuine expedition experience. If you want to experience the Everest region at its most spectacular, adventurous and rewarding, the 3 Passes trek is the journey that takes you there.

Everest base camp. We offer a shorter version of our Everest 3 Passes trek for those who are time poor. The 11 day trek takes us into the Gokyo valley before crossing the Cho La into the Everest region. After reaching Everest Base Camp, we fly back to Lukla the next day in what can only be described as the most spectacular flight in the world.  

Mera Peak (6476 m) is the highest trekking peak in Nepal and offers an extraordinary introduction to Himalayan mountaineering. Rising above the remote Hinku Valley east of Everest, it combines a challenging but achievable climb with one of the most spectacular summit panoramas in the Himalaya. From the summit, an immense wall of Himalayan giants unfolds before you, including four of the five highest mountains on Earth. But the adventure doesn’t end at the summit. Rather than simply retracing our steps, we make a dramatic return to Lukla by crossing the formidable Amphu Lapcha Pass (5,850m), a steep, serrated mountain pass separating the Honku Valley from the Imja Glacier. Crossing this spectacular and demanding pass is a fitting finale to the expedition, transforming the journey from a straightforward climb into a true Himalayan adventure of ascent, exploration and achievement.

3 Peaks. Challenge yourself on the ultimate Himalayan trifecta by summiting three iconic 6,000 metre giants; Mera Peak (6,476m), Island Peak (6,189m) and Lobuche East (6,119m) in one epic, life changing expedition. Trek through remote valleys, cross high-altitude passes, and test your endurance against thin air to earn panoramic, 360-degree views of world-defining titans like Everest, Makalu, Kanchenjunga and Lhotse.

Chulu East (6429 m) in the Annapurna region provides another great trekking peak off the beaten track and gets us away from the crowds in the Everest region. This trek finishes in Jomsom where the soaring peaks of Dhaulagiri and Nilgiri form a stunning backdrop. As the district headquarters, it is primarily an administrative and commercial centre with government officials and merchants rubbing shoulders with the local residents of the region, known as Thakalis.

Round Dhaulagiri. A less travelled trek is the 16 day Round Dhaulagiri trek that takes us in a clockwise direction around the seventh highest mountain in the world, Dhaulagiri I (8167 m). A section of the trail passes through a narrow gorge under the massive west face of Dhaulagiri I before making our way to Dhaulagiri base camp. We then cross two alpine passes, French Col and Dhampus Pass before making a long descent into the Kali Gandaki valley. Our trek concludes at Jomsom. For those with limited time, we run a shorter 6 day trek along the Khopra Ridge just north of Pokhara. We are treated with a wonderful cultural experience as we walk through Chetri and Gurung villages along the old round Annapurna trek. Our high point is Khayer Lake at 4660 m and along the way we get stunning views of Dhaulagiri I.