Earths Edge

We are the only company in the world who have an expedition leader and doctor on our K2 Basecamp (5,400m) treks while keeping group sizes sustainably small. Having an expedition leader and doctor on all our K2 Basecamp treks allows us to deliver an unrivalled level of safety and service for each and every one of our clients. Having smaller group sizes allows us to minimise our environmental impact and foster a stronger team dynamic. This epic adventure to K2 Base Camp (5,400m) is one of the world’s most iconic trekking expeditions. Rather than take the normal out-and-back route, after reaching K2 Base Camp we cross the Gondogoro La pass (5,585m) and finish our trek in the Hushe Valley, ...Read more >

We are the only company in the world who have an expedition leader and doctor on our Kang Yatse II (6,250) expeditions while keeping group sizes sustainably small. Having an expedition leader and doctor on all our Kang Yatse II treks allows us to deliver an unrivalled level of safety and service for each and every one of our clients. Having smaller group sizes allows us to minimise our environmental impact and foster a stronger team dynamic. This 13-day expedition is suitable for experienced trekkers who have a good level of fitness. Towering at an impressive 6,250 metres (20505ft), Kang Yatse II is a serious challenge. Our route to the mountain is along the stunning Markha valley where ...Read more >

We are the only company in the world who have an expedition leader and doctor on our Annapurna Base Camp expeditions while keeping group sizes sustainably small. Having an expedition leader and doctor on all our Annapurna Base Camp expeditions allows us to deliver an unrivalled level of safety and service for each and every one of our clients. Having smaller group sizes allows us to minimise our environmental impact and foster a stronger team dynamic. The Annapurna Base Camp trek is ideal for those who have a moderate level of fitness and want to experience trekking in Nepal and the Himalayas. Our 14-day itinerary includes 10 days of trekking along a stunning route where we pass quaint ...Read more >

We are the only company in the world who have an expedition leader and doctor on our Everest Base Camp (5,364m) treks while keeping group sizes sustainably small. Having an expedition leader and doctor on all our Everest Base Camp treks allows us to deliver an unrivalled level of safety and service for each and every one of our clients. Having smaller group sizes allows us to minimise our environmental impact and foster a stronger team dynamic. This historic trek to Everest Base Camp (5,364m 17,598ft) is one of the most famous expeditions in the world. Mt Everest (8,848m), the world’s highest mountain is known as Sagarmatha “sky head” in Nepalese and Chomolungma “the mother goddess of the ...Read more >

Our 14-day journey in the Peruvian Andes takes in Machu Picchu and it’s lesser known sister city Choquequirao, giving you the ultimate Inca experience. We start our adventure with a stunning trek around Cusco taking in all the major sites while adjusting to the altitude. From Cusco we drive into the depths of the Andes and begin our trek to Choquequirao and Machu Picchu. Choquequirao is twice the size of Machu Picchu and because of its remoteness receives a small fraction of the trekkers that visit Machu Picchu. From Choquequirao, we trek along a stunning route for several days to reach Machu Picchu; crossing rivers, climbing over two high passes (4,150m & 4,668m) and walking through ...Read more >

We are the only company in the world who have an expedition leader and doctor on our Aconcagua (6,962m) expeditions while keeping group sizes sustainably small. Having an expedition leader and doctor on all our Aconcagua expeditions allows us to deliver an unrivalled level of safety and service for each and every one of our clients. Having smaller group sizes allows us to minimise our environmental impact and foster a stronger team dynamic. Our Aconcagua Expedition takes you to this towering peak of 6,962m at the heart of the Andes. Aconcagua is the highest mountain in both the Western and Southern hemispheres. The exact origin of it’s name is unknown, however the Inca word ‘Acon Cahuk’ ...Read more >

We are the only company in the world who send an International guide and doctor on our Mera Peak (6,476m) expeditions while keeping group sizes sustainably small. Sending an international guide and doctor on all our Mera Peak treks allows us to deliver an unrivalled level of safety and service for each and every one of our clients. Having smaller group sizes allows us to minimise our environmental impact and foster a stronger team dynamic. At an impressive 6,476m (21,247’) Mera Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal. Located on the edge of the famous Khumbu region which is steeped in mountaineering history, Mera Peak was first climbed in 1953 by Jimmy Roberts. At Earth’s Edge we like ...Read more >

We are the only company in the world who have an expedition leader and doctor on our Everest Base Camp and Island Peak (6,189m) expeditions while keeping group sizes sustainably small. Having an expedition leader and doctor on all our EBC & Island Peak expeditions allows us to deliver an unrivalled level of safety and service for each and every one of our clients. Having smaller group sizes allows us to minimise our environmental impact and foster a stronger team dynamic. Island Peak is suitable for experienced trekkers who want to climb a 6,000m Himalayan Peak. Our Island Peak expeditions includes the classic Everest Base Camp trek one of the most iconic routes in the world. Mt Everest ...Read more >

The Kenya Tri AdventureTM expedition is a challenge of a lifetime covering more than 200km in seven days. The expedition includes five days of trekking to Mt Kenya (4985m), two days of biking and one day of exhilarating rafting on the Tana River. We also include two wildlife safaris and one night of camping inside a game reserve! Each day on the route offers something different and every day is a challenge in its own right. Kenya is most recognised for being home to Africa’s famous “Big Five” (Lion, Elephant, Rhino, Leopard and Buffalo) but most people don’t realise that Kenya also offers some of the best adventure sport in the world. Kenya is a country of tremendous diversity; landscapes ...Read more >

Kilimanjaro (5,896m) is not only Africa's highest point, it is the highest free-standing mountain in the world. Kilimanjaro is actually a huge crater known as Kibo over 2km wide with several distinct cones the highest being Uhuru Peak. The name Kilimanjaro is believed to come from Swahili, Kilima meaning 'hill or little mountain' and Njaro meaning 'white or shining'. Towering over 4,500m above the rift valley and the surrounding landscape it makes for an impressive sight. This 10-day itinerary includes seven days of trekking on the Machame Trail, the most scenic route to the summit. Kilimanjaro is often underestimated with many climbers ascending too fast and then failing due to altitude ...Read more >