While those who are climbing Mount Everest are subject to limited (and expensive) permits, that’s not the case for those who trek to Everest Base Camp. If you’re thinking about visiting this incredible spot, and are wondering: Can anyone climb to Everest Base Camp? This is the post for you…
The hike to Everest Base Camp is one of the most beautiful in the world. As you walk through the Khumbu Valley, you pass through charming villages, learn about the Sherpa community and, of course, see some incredible mountains. But how do you get to Everest Base Camp? Where is it, and how long does it take to get there? Let us fill you in…
Every person who has climbed to the summit of Everest on the Nepalese side has hiked the same path to Everest Base Camp. But this fabled route isn’t just for those climbing to the highest point on the planet. The trek to Everest Base Camp is an incredible journey in itself. You’ll see the beautiful Nepal countryside, pass through charming villages and experience the Khumbu Valley in all its glory. But is Everest Base Camp hard? Do you need mountaineering skills? Is the trek only for accomplished mountaineers or trekkers? Let us fill you in…
While climbing Mount Everest is one of the toughest challenges on the planet, the journey to Everest Base Camp is much more pleasant. The route to Base Camp takes you through the beautiful Khumbu Valley and is one of the most meaningful treks in the world. Plus, with training and preparation, the trek to Everest Base Camp is one which many people can achieve. If you’re wondering: how hard is it to get to Everest Base Camp? This post has the answers…
The trek to Everest base Camp is one of the most beautiful in the world. And it’s also one of the most evocative, when you consider that everyone who has reached the summit of Everest in Nepal has also walked this path. It’s also a fairly long trip – the Earth’s Edge expedition to Everest Base Camp is 18 days long, including travel. So you’re probably wondering about budget! If you want to know how much to hike Everest Base Camp, keep reading…
Almost everyone has heard of Everest Base Camp. At the foothills of one of the most famous mountains in the world, this is where the infamous trek to the summit of Everest begins. But even if you’re not climbing Everest, the trek to Everest Base Camp is one of the most beautiful you can ever take. Weaving through the Nepalese Himalayas and passing through stunning scenery and charming villages makes for an epic adventure. If you’re wondering how to trek to Everest Base Camp, here’s a post that may help…
Are you plotting an adventure to Everest Base Camp, and thinking about how to prepare? The good news is the training for Base Camp is a lot more straightforward than training for Everest! However, you still need to make sure you are ready for the physical challenge. If you’re wondering how to train for Everest Base Camp, our post should answer all your questions…
I recently lead an expedition for Earths Edge to climb Island Peak, ticking off Everest Base camp along the way. I was also asked to write about whether climbing Island Peak was much harder than reaching Everest Base Camp. I’m home a few days now and have had a good bit of time since summit night to contemplate this.
Big thanks to Rob Coffey for writing this article. Rob is an experienced Earth’s Edge guide who specialises in Adventure Therapy and Education. Here he answers the question “Is Everest Base Camp dangerous for trekking?
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The Kenya Tri-Adventure is an amazing trip. I have done lots of trekking holidays before but I feel like this trip had the perfect mixture of disciplines. When I look back I don’t know how we fit that much into 11 days. The hike is…
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Sarah Jane Rooney, Co. Dublin
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Everest Base Camp and Island Peak was my second trip with Earth’s Edge. The team at Earth’s Edge treat everyone with respect and make you feel part of the family rather than simply a paying customer. I have met some wonderful people and shared some…
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John Creaven, Co. Dublin
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Hands down the most special and amazing trip I have done to date, and coming from a well-seasoned traveler this is saying a lot! Climbing Kilimanjaro had been on my bucket list for quite some time and when I turned 40 this year, I decided…
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Adele Woods, Co. Kildare
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