All 10 treks
Eight expeditions, told the way they feel on the trail. Scroll through them - or filter by region, difficulty and time.
Sagarmatha National Park · 5,545 m
The classic walk into the heart of the Khumbu - through Sherpa villages and rhododendron forest, beneath the walls of Ama Dablam, to stand at the foot of the highest mountain on Earth.
Manaslu Conservation Area · 5,106 m
The great circuit around the world's eighth highest mountain - a restricted-area trail through Tibetan-influenced villages, culminating in the long, unforgettable crossing of the Larkya La.
Kanchenjunga Conservation Area · 5,143 m
Nepal's great eastern odyssey - a long, quiet journey to both base camps of the world's third highest mountain, through Limbu villages, cardamom fields and high yak pasture that sees a handful of trekkers a year.
Langtang National Park · 4,984 m
The valley of glaciers - a week-long walk from subtropical forest to a wide alpine bowl ringed by 7,000m peaks, home to Tamang villages, yak cheese factories and some of Nepal's warmest teahouses.
Gosaikunda, Langtang National Park · 4,610 m
A short, steep pilgrimage to the sacred alpine lakes of Gosaikunda - where Shiva is said to have struck his trident into the rock - then over the Laurebina La into the ridge villages of Helambu.
Upper Dolpo, Shey Phoksundo · 5,360 m
The hidden land behind the Dhaulagiri wall - a three-week camping expedition across 5,000m passes to turquoise Phoksundo Lake, the ancient monastery of Shey, and villages where pre-Buddhist Bon culture still lives. Nepal as it was a century ago.
Lower Dolpo, Shey Phoksundo · 5,190 m
The compact Dolpo expedition - two weeks across the Numa La and Baga La to the mythic Tarap valley and the shores of Phoksundo, in the rain-shadow behind Dhaulagiri where monsoon never arrives.
Limi Valley, Humla · 4,940 m
The far northwest - a loop from Simikot to the Tibetan border and through Limi's thousand-year-old villages, where snow leopards outnumber trekkers and the Rinchenling monastery has stood since the 11th century.
Solukhumbu · 5,550 m
You’ll trek through Sherpa villages, Buddhist monasteries, and suspension bridges, 3 high passes, beautiful turquoise lakes with epic views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho oyu and Ama Dablam. It’s challenging but non-technical - just you, the mountains, and the ultimate bucket list view from Kala Patthar at sunrise.
Annapurna · 3,210 m
Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek aka "The Classic Short Himalayan Trek" This is the #1 trek in Nepal for first-timers, families, and anyone short on time but big on views.
