The world's tallest peak, for many Everest is the ultimate challenge both mentally and physically in the climbing world.  This trip will take you to the summit via the south side through the Khumbu ice fall and up the Lhotse Face to the top of the world.

Our Lhotse Expedition, with an altitude of 8,516 meters, is extremely difficult climb and a rarely attempted peak.  Lhotse is the forth highest mountain on Earth,  but it is best known for its proximity to Mount Everest and the  fact that climbers ascending the standard route on Everest spend time on the northwest face of Lhotse.   Lhotse has the smallest prominence, only 610 meters, of all  the 8,000 meter peaks. Lhotse is however famous for its tremendous and dramatic south…

Mount Pumari (7161m/27,494ft) is one the more challenging 7,000 meter peaks in Nepal. Pumori lies on the Nepal and China Boarder in Mahalangur Parbat of the Himalayas. This attractive 7,000m peak stands about 8.5 kilometers west of Everest and 4.5 kilometers from Nuptse. Pumari means “Unmarried daughters” in the Sherpa language and was named by George Mallory.

Mount Pisco at 5,752 meters, (18,897 feet), is probably the best preparation and training peak in the world and a great acclimation peak. Mount Pisco, while beautiful, is a fairly straight forward climb, without exposing the climber to difficult and technical climbing, thus allowing novice climbers with the opportunity to experience a big beautiful mountain. With several other taller more technical peaks close by, Pisco is commonly used as a preparation and acclimation climb for larger nearby peaks in the…

Our Laugavegurinn Trail (Hot Spring Trek) to Iceland, the land of “Fire and Ice” is the highlight of any Iceland backpacking trip. The trail “Laugavegurinn” is one of the most popular backpacking trails in the Icelandic wilderness and the world. This trail is equally popular with domestic and foreign hikers and this popularity is not without a reason, as the trail offers a great variety of landscapes, ranging from mountains in almost every color of the rainbow, glaciers, roaring hot…

Mount Pisco at 5,752 meters, (18,897 feet), is probably the best preparation and training peak in the world and a great acclimation peak. Mount Pisco, while beautiful, is a fairly straight forward climb, without exposing the climber to difficult and technical climbing, thus allowing novice climbers with the opportunity to experience a big beautiful mountain. With several other taller more technical peaks close by, Pisco is commonly used as a preparation and acclimation climb for larger nearby peaks in the…