Follow in the footsteps of Sir Edmund Hillary & Sherpa Tenzing with the Everest South Col Expedition.

Background
To climb Everest, the world’s highest
mountain at 8848m is the ultimate objective
in many climbers' minds, a most compelling
and challenging adventure. Our experience is
amongst the best in the world, with a client
success rate unequalled by any other British
company. Join Adventure Peaks in 2010 on
their tenth Mt Everest Expedition.
We specialize in preparing clients to tackle
their challenge with confidence. We ensure
you have the appropriate skills, physical
endurance and mental preparation. On
the mountain we provide the very best
leadership, equipment, oxygen systems,
comfort, food and Sherpa support to
maximize your chance of success.
Our guiding staff add a tangible degree of
safety, expertise and guidance - the support
they provide will make the difference
between a difficult trip and a safe and
enjoyable one. The success of an expedition is often determined by factors planned
well in advance of the actual climbing;
the many years we have been fine tuning
the operational ‘blue print’ has led to a
considerable increase in the proportion
of our expedition members reaching the
summit.
An attempt on Mt Everest is an enormous
undertaking which requires a huge amount
of dedication and determination: we are
here to help you. Please contact us for a copy
of our detailed information sheet or to talk
through your dream.
We supply the very best in equipment,
supplies and support:
• Top Out Mask
• 1:1 Sherpa support
• Quality Food
• Weather reports
• Comfortable and well equipped base camp
to maintain your well being in these harsh
conditions
Base Camp
will be established below the Khumbu Ice fall at around 5350m.
This is where the group leaves the trekkers behind and make their
initial preparations for progressing through the Khumbu Icefall.
When the Icefall is fixed the team will load carry up to Camp
1. The load carrying will mostly be done by our extremely strong
sherpa staff, however, it is expected that the team members will
assist by carrying some of there own personal kit.
Camp
1 (5900m) Situated above the Khumbu Icefall.

Camp
2 (6400m) Near to the top of The Western Cwm (ABC).
Camp
3 (7300m) On the Lhotse Face.
Camp 4 (7950m) Established on the infamous South Col. The launching platform for the final
summit push will be made from here.
Level of support
We have established a good infra structure and employ a regular
and strong team of Sherpa staff who know the mountain well and
are very loyal to us. They are supported by an equally good team
of cooks who have been well provided for in terms of facilities
and training to maintain high levels of hygiene and care. Finally
our BC facilities are very comfortable allowing you to relax and
build up strength whilst not high on the mountain. Climber to
Sherpa ratio 1:1.
Further
details including a full portfolio of photographs
from our successful Everest Expeditions is available from Adventure
Peaks.
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HERE FOR CLIMB EVEREST SOUTH COL EXPEDITION INFO SHEET
| Outline Itinerary |
|
| Day 1-2 |
Fly UK to Kathmandu
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| Day 3 |
Final preparations
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| Day 4 |
Fly To Lukla & Walk To Phakding |
| Day 5 |
Phakding to Namche Bazaar |
| Day 6 |
Acclimatisation & Rest Day |
| Day 7 |
Namche Bazaar to Pangboche |
| Day 8 |
Pangboche to Dingboche |
| Day 9 |
Acclimatisation & Rest Day |
| Day 10 |
Dingboche to Lobuche |
| Day 11 |
Lobuche to Gorak Shep |
| Day 12 |
Gorak Shep to Everest Base Camp |
| Day 13-15 |
Preparations and acclimatisation |
| Day 16-61 |
Ascent of Everest
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| Day
62 |
Clear Mountain down to BC |
| Day
63 |
Trek to Dingboche |
| Day
64 |
Trek to Kenjoma |
| Day 65 |
Trek to Lukla |
| Day 67 |
Fly to Kathmandu |
| Day
68 |
Spare Day for flight/ In Kathmandu |
| Day 69 |
At leisure in Kathmandu + Evening Flight |
| Day
70 |
Return international flight |
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