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Private Climbs

Our Expertise at Your Convenience

While we believe in the benefits of a group climb and trek in Nepal, circumstances may lend to the need and desire for a private climb. Alpine Ascents has superb resources in Nepal and can easily set up climbs and treks and different comfort levels and price points – never reducing the great travel experiences offered in Nepal.

If you would like information on the above please contact Gordon Janow to help you plan your next travel experience.

Each season Alpine Ascents operates a number of private climb for various reasons

  • Any individual or group with a desired start date.
  • Custom itinerary or specific trip additions.
  • Needing special attention or a longer itinerary to allow more time to acclimatize.
  • Media Groups and Filmmakers
  • Non-profit fundraising climbs.

Vern, Carole and the sherpa team did an excellent job of organizing and keeping things moving. They clearly have a deep love for that region of the glove. Vern’s knowledge and experience as a climber is unquestionable, and he was able to pass that along. The administrative side is well organized and the staff are […]

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A similar view on our approach to base camp.
Touring the Swayambunath Temple, also known as the Monkey Temple, in Kathmandu.
Looking down into the holy Hindu temple of Pashupatinath.
Sadhus or holy men of the Pashupatinath temple.
A view down the impressive landing strip in Lukla.
Trekking through villages below the town of Namche.
Approaching the summit.
A view into the Khumbu valleyÁs largest village, Namche Bazaar.
Memorial cairns for Sherpa climbers, who have passed away.
A group inside the childhood home of Lakpa Rita, in the village of Thame.
Standing in the courtyard of the 300+ year old Thame Monastery.
Along the trail one continuously sees these ever-present mani stones or prayer stones.
The entrance to Tengboche monastery.
Evening light in Tengboche.
Young monks during the Mani Rimdu Festival at the Tengboche Monastery.
A thanka painting of the White Tara on a rock wall along the trail.
From the top of Kala Pattar a trekker looks out north towards Tibet with Mt. Everest summit ridge off to the right.
On the way out to Everest base camp with the Khumbu Icefall recognizable in the distance.
A traditional home with slate roof, along the trekking route.
Everest base camp during a spring expedition season.
Views south from the top with Baruntse in the distance on the far left and Ama Dablam on the far right.
The spectacular summit ridge of Island Peak.
View from the summit.
A similar view on our approach to base camp.
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