Multi-day routes in the Karakoram, around Nanga Parbat and through Hunza. Each one with an honest read on difficulty, altitude and what a day on the ground actually costs.
21 daysThree weeks up the Baltoro Glacier to the foot of the second-highest mountain on earth. The trek every other trek gets measured against.
18 daysUp the Baltoro, over a glaciated 5,585-metre pass and down into the Hushe valley. No walking back the way you came, but you will need crampons and fixed ropes.
19 daysTwo of the longest glaciers outside the polar regions, joined by an ice basin at 4,900 metres. The loneliest of the great Karakoram routes.
5 daysFive days, a seven-thousander directly in front of you, and a meadow full of yaks at 3,500 metres. The best introduction to the Karakoram I know.
8 daysEight days beneath the ninth-highest mountain on earth, with a meadow in front of it that genuinely earns its saccharine name. Pakistan’s most accessible big trek.
9 daysThe south side of Nanga Parbat: 4,600 metres of rock and ice in one unbroken face, the biggest mountain wall in the world. And in front of it, a green valley almost nobody walks.
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