It’s a common question, both by those who have done one or the other and indeed by some who have done both but which do I think is harder? Elbrus or Aconcagua? One is covered on all sides by glaciers and snow, on the other, gravel or rubble covered trails bring you near the top with little or no snow.
In February 2016 with the help of Business in the Community Ireland we produced a sustainability report for 2015…
After summiting Aconcagua, we had a new expedition on our minds. We would set…
In February 2015 Earth’s Edge was one of the six pilot companies selected by Business…
On Wednesday 4th of March 2015, Earth’s Edge was awarded the title of ‘Outstanding Small…
We are delighted to announce that Earth’s Edge has been shortlisted for a 2015 Small…
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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
Safety and responsible travel are at the core of what we do at Earth’s Edge. The safety of our clients, welfare of our staff and the protection of the environment are central to every decision and action we take as a business.
