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Guided treks on four continents

Walk above the clouds

Small groups, local guides and routes we have walked ourselves. Pick a trail and watch the booking climb with you.

Trails
4
Highest camp
5,895 m
Max group
12

Camp I · The trails

Four climbs, four worlds

From Himalayan passes to Patagonian granite. Each card shows the real shape of the climb.

Camp II · How it works

From booking to summit

  1. 01

    Reserve your spot

    Book online in a few minutes. A 20% deposit holds your place; a guide calls within a day.

  2. 02

    Train with a plan

    We send a twelve-week training plan matched to your trek and check in on your progress.

  3. 03

    Walk with locals

    Licensed local guides lead every group, with porters paid fairly and insured.

  4. 04

    Stand on top

    Acclimatisation days are built in, so the summit push feels earned rather than desperate.

Leave only footprints

Every trek follows Leave No Trace. We carry out all waste, cap groups at twelve, and give 2% of each booking to trail restoration.

  • 12Hikers per group, never more
  • 100%Local, licensed guides
  • 2%Of every booking to trail repair
  • 24/7Satellite contact on every trek

Camp III · Trail stories

Heard at the summit

The morning we crossed Thorong La the stars were still out. Pasang kept everyone laughing all the way up. Best two weeks of my life, and I have never eaten so much dal bhat.

Mia ThompsonMelbourne, Australia Annapurna Sky Circuit5,416 m

I booked the eight-day route because of the acclimatisation day and it made all the difference. Sunrise at Uhuru Peak with the glacier glowing beside us. Unreal.

Daniel OkaforLagos, Nigeria Kilimanjaro Lemosho5,895 m

I live two hours from the Dolomites and still learned something every day. The huts were wonderful and the group was the right size: we always had a table together.

Sofia MarchettiTurin, Italy Dolomites High Route2,752 m

The guides watched the forecast like hawks and moved the tower day to the one calm morning. We had the lookout almost to ourselves.

Kenji WatanabeOsaka, Japan Torres del Paine W1,200 m

I was nervous about the altitude. They checked our oxygen every night and explained everything. I never felt rushed and I made it over the pass.

Priya RamanChennai, India Annapurna Sky Circuit5,416 m

The wind in the French Valley nearly blew me over and I loved it. Brilliant organisation, from the airport pick-up to the last pisco sour.

Liam O’ConnellGalway, Ireland Torres del Paine W1,200 m

Camp IV · Journal

Notes from the trail

All journal entries

Trail notes

Leave No Trace on a busy trail

Popular trails need more care, not less. Seven small habits that keep them wild.

The mountain will still be there. Your spot might not.

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