Go where the road ends

Yes. There are easier routes for a first time, where the main thing is walking a few hours a day at your own pace. Before the trip we’ll have a call: I’ll ask about your experience and fitness and tell you honestly which route suits you. Routes for a first time: [ADD ROUTES FOR BEGINNERS].

It depends on the route: regular activity is enough for a trek, altitude needs endurance. Each route page lists its requirements. If you’re unsure, we’ll talk it through. Training notes: [ADD TRAINING NOTES].

Every route page has a packing list. After you sign up I’ll send a detailed checklist and help you work out what you really need and what can stay at home.

For a trek — good boots, a backpack and layered clothing. Summit climbs add technical gear: crampons, an ice axe, a harness — the list depends on the route. Gear rental: [ADD RENTAL INFO].

In the mountains, decisions follow the weather, not the schedule. If it’s unsafe, we wait, change the plan or turn back — the summit isn’t going anywhere. Reserve days: [ADD RESERVE DAYS].

Yes. The group gets to know each other before the trip, and in the mountains everyone quickly becomes friends. Room sharing if you travel solo: [ADD ROOM SHARING].

It depends on the route — details are on its page. [ADD ACCOMMODATION].

Every route page has two lists: what’s included and what isn’t. Payment terms: [ADD PAYMENT TERMS].

After you write, we have a call, choose a route and talk through your fitness and gear. From then on I’m in touch until departure and during the trip.

Small — so I have time for everyone. Exact size: [ADD GROUP SIZE].