Rush Lake Trek Pakistan 2026–2030

High above the beautiful Nagar Valley of Gilgit-Baltistan, surrounded by glaciers and some of the most dramatic mountains of the Karakoram, lies Rush Lake—one of Pakistan’s spectacular high-altitude alpine trekking destinations.

Situated at approximately 4,694 meters (15,400 feet) above sea level, Rush Lake rewards trekkers with an extraordinary combination of high mountains, glaciers, alpine meadows and panoramic views across the Hunza-Nagar region.

The Rush Lake Trek Pakistan is particularly attractive to adventurous travelers who want a relatively compact Karakoram trekking experience without undertaking a multi-week expedition such as K2 Base Camp.

But “shorter” does not mean easy.

The journey involves steep ascents, high altitude and challenging mountain terrain. Trekkers cross or travel around major glacier systems in the Hoper region and climb from the cultivated landscapes of Nagar toward a remote alpine environment nearly 4,700 meters above sea level.

At the top, the reward is unforgettable.

On clear days, the high ridges around Rush Lake provide sweeping views across an extraordinary Karakoram skyline.

Adventure Touristik offers a complete 14-day Rush Lake Trek Pakistan package, combining the core mountain trek with transportation, accommodation, trekking logistics, local support and time to experience the legendary Hunza and Nagar valleys.

Bookings and customized departures are available for the 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029 and 2030 trekking seasons.

Why Choose the Rush Lake Trek?

Few trekking routes in Pakistan combine so many different landscapes within a relatively compact mountain journey.

The adventure begins among the villages, orchards and terraced fields of Nagar.

Then everything changes.

You enter a world of glaciers.

The trail climbs toward remote campsites and increasingly dramatic high-altitude landscapes.

Green valleys give way to exposed mountain terrain.

The air becomes thinner.

Snow-covered summits begin dominating the horizon.

Eventually, the journey reaches the extraordinary environment around Rush Lake.

Highlights of the Rush Lake Trek

• Trek to Rush Lake at approximately 4,694 meters

• Explore the spectacular Nagar Valley of Gilgit-Baltistan

• Experience the Hoper and surrounding glacier landscapes

• Camp beneath the giant mountains of the Karakoram

• Enjoy panoramic views toward peaks of Hunza and Nagar

• See Spantik/Golden Peak and other famous Karakoram mountains when conditions are clear

• Cross diverse terrain from villages and terraced fields to glaciers and alpine meadows

• Optional ascent toward Rush Pari/Rush Peak area for properly prepared trekkers, subject to conditions

• Explore Karimabad and Hunza Valley

• Experience the culture and hospitality of northern Pakistan

• Travel along the legendary Karakoram Highway

• Join scheduled or customized departures from 2026–2030

Where Is Rush Lake?

Rush Lake is located high above Hoper (Hopar) Valley in Nagar District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan.

Nagar lies across the Hunza River from the famous Hunza Valley and forms part of one of the most spectacular mountain regions in northern Pakistan.

The trekking route is generally approached through Hoper Village.

Hoper is surrounded by an extraordinary glacier system and provides access to several trekking routes in the Nagar region.

The wider landscape includes famous glaciers and some of the great peaks of the Karakoram.

How High Is Rush Lake?

Rush Lake is generally reported at approximately:

4,694 meters / 15,400 feet above sea level.

At this elevation, it is an extremely high alpine lake.

Some tourism websites describe Rush Lake as “Pakistan’s highest lake” or one of the world’s highest alpine lakes.

Because definitions and rankings of high-altitude lakes vary according to mapping, permanence, size and classification, Adventure Touristik prefers the geographically safer description:

Rush Lake is one of Pakistan’s best-known high-altitude alpine lakes and one of the most spectacular high-altitude trekking destinations in the Karakoram.

Its altitude alone makes reaching the lake a remarkable achievement for many trekkers.

Rush Lake – A Natural Balcony Above the Karakoram

The attraction of Rush Lake is not simply the lake itself.

It is the journey upward.

As trekkers gain altitude, the landscape opens into an enormous mountain panorama.

On clear days, views can include prominent mountains of the Nagar-Hunza and wider Karakoram region, including Spantik (Golden Peak), Malubiting and other surrounding summits.

From sufficiently high viewpoints in favorable atmospheric conditions, distant views toward deeper sections of the Karakoram may also be possible.

Mountain visibility is always weather-dependent.

Clouds can transform the landscape within minutes, which makes every clear opening in the mountains feel particularly rewarding.

Can You See K2 from Rush Lake?

This is one of the most frequently asked questions about the trek.

Rush Lake and the surrounding high viewpoints are often promoted as a “K2 viewpoint trek.”

Under exceptionally clear conditions, distant views toward the high Karakoram may be possible from elevated vantage points in the region.

However, travelers should not book the trek expecting a close or guaranteed view of K2.

K2 is extremely distant from Rush Lake.

For travelers whose primary objective is to experience close and iconic views of K2, the Baltoro Glacier–Concordia–K2 Base Camp Trek is the appropriate expedition.

Rush Lake should instead be chosen for its own extraordinary qualities:

Glaciers.

High-altitude wilderness.

Nagar Valley.

Spantik.

Panoramic Karakoram scenery.

And the achievement of reaching a beautiful alpine lake at nearly 4,700 meters.

Who Should Join the Rush Lake Trek?

The Rush Lake Trek is suitable for adventurous travelers with good physical fitness and a willingness to experience genuine high-altitude mountain conditions.

Although it is sometimes marketed as a trek for “first-timers,” this description should be treated carefully.

Rush Lake is not a casual beginner’s walk.

The trek involves:

• Significant altitude gain

• Glacier-related terrain

• Rocky and uneven trails

• Steep ascents and descents

• Multiple trekking days

• Remote camping

• Rapidly changing mountain weather

• Elevations approaching 4,700 meters

Previous multi-day trekking experience is beneficial.

Fit beginners may participate with appropriate preparation, acclimatization, professional guidance and realistic expectations.

Best Time for Rush Lake Trek Pakistan

The primary trekking season generally runs from:

June to September

Conditions vary every year according to snowfall, temperature, glacier conditions and weather.

June

Early summer can provide beautiful landscapes, snow remaining at higher elevations and fresh mountain scenery.

July and August

These are among the main trekking months, with generally warmer temperatures and longer trekking days.

September

September can bring beautiful autumn conditions and clearer skies, although temperatures may become colder, particularly at high camps.

Private departures outside standard dates depend entirely on current mountain and weather conditions.

RUSH LAKE TREK DATES 2026–2030

Adventure Touristik plans scheduled and customized Rush Lake trekking opportunities throughout the 2026–2030 seasons.

2026 Fixed Departure

Arrival: 20 Aug 2026

Departure: 03 Sep 2026

Duration: 14 Days

Indicative Package Price: USD 1,900 per person

Availability: Limited Space

Initial Deposit: USD 260, subject to current booking terms

Status: BOOK NOW

2027 Fixed Departure

Arrival: 20 July 2027

Departure: 03 Aug 2027

Duration: 14 Days

Indicative Package Price: USD 1,900 per person

Availability: Available

Initial Deposit: USD 260, subject to current booking terms

Status: BOOK NOW

2028 Season

Recommended trekking period: June–September 2028

Scheduled and private departure dates available on request.

Status: EARLY REGISTRATION OPEN

2029 Season

Recommended trekking period: June–September 2029

Scheduled and private departure dates available on request.

Status: EARLY REGISTRATION OPEN

2030 Season

Recommended trekking period: June–September 2030

Scheduled and private departure dates available on request.

Status: EARLY REGISTRATION OPEN

Important Pricing Note

Prices for 2028–2030 should be confirmed at the time of booking because hotel rates, transportation, fuel, staffing, porterage, government fees and other operational costs may change.

Private departures can be customized according to group size, travel dates and preferred itinerary.

ITINERARY – RUSH LAKE TREK PAKISTAN

Day 01 – Arrival in Islamabad, Pakistan

Accommodation: Hotel

Welcome to Pakistan.

Upon arrival at Islamabad International Airport, meet the Adventure Touristik team and transfer to your hotel.

The remainder of the day is reserved for rest, preparation and an introductory trek briefing.

Your guide will discuss the route, weather, equipment, safety considerations and upcoming journey into Gilgit-Baltistan.

Day 02 – Islamabad to Chilas via Karakoram Highway

Accommodation: Hotel

Begin the spectacular overland journey toward northern Pakistan.

Travel through changing landscapes as the road enters increasingly dramatic mountain terrain.

Depending on current road conditions and the confirmed route, travel toward Chilas for an overnight stay.

The journey introduces you to the immense geography of northern Pakistan.

Day 03 – Chilas to Karimabad, Hunza

Accommodation: Hotel

Continue toward the Hunza-Nagar region.

As the journey progresses, some of the Karakoram’s most impressive mountains begin to dominate the skyline.

Arrive in Karimabad, the historic heart of Hunza Valley.

Depending on arrival time, enjoy the evening exploring the town or relaxing while surrounded by extraordinary mountain scenery.

Day 04 – Karimabad to Hoper Village – Trek to Bericho Kor

Approximate Camp Elevation: 3,300 m

Accommodation: Tent

Drive into Nagar Valley toward Hoper Village, the gateway to the Rush Lake trekking route.

Meet the trekking support team and begin the mountain journey.

The route enters the dramatic glacier environment around Hoper.

Trek carefully through changing terrain before reaching the campsite around Bericho Kor.

Your first night under the Karakoram stars marks the true beginning of the adventure.

Day 05 – Bericho Kor to Chidin Harai

Approximate Elevation: Up to around 4,400 m depending on campsite/route

Accommodation: Tent

Today is physically demanding.

The trail gains significant elevation as you climb away from the lower glacier environment toward higher mountain terrain.

Move slowly and maintain a sustainable pace.

As altitude increases, panoramic views become increasingly dramatic.

Reach the campsite around Chidin Harai and rest beneath an extraordinary Karakoram skyline.

Day 06 – Trek to Rush Lake

Rush Lake Elevation: Approximately 4,694 m

Accommodation: Tent

One of the most memorable days of the entire journey.

Continue climbing toward Rush Lake.

The environment becomes increasingly alpine as you approach one of Pakistan’s famous high-altitude lakes.

Finally, arrive at approximately 4,694 meters.

Weather permitting, the surrounding landscape opens into an extraordinary panorama of glaciers and high Karakoram mountains.

Spend time exploring and photographing the lake while allowing your body to adjust carefully to the altitude.

Watching evening light transform the surrounding peaks can become one of the defining memories of the trek.

Day 07 – Rush Lake Exploration / Optional High Viewpoint

Accommodation: Tent

A flexible day for exploration and acclimatization.

Strong, properly acclimatized trekkers may have the opportunity to attempt a higher viewpoint toward Rush Pari/Rush Peak, subject entirely to weather, snow, trail conditions, fitness and the professional judgment of the guide.

Rush Peak is commonly reported at approximately 5,098 meters.

This optional excursion should never be considered guaranteed.

Those remaining near Rush Lake can enjoy photography, short explorations and the remarkable silence of the high Karakoram.

Day 08 – Trek Toward Phahi Phari

Approximate Elevation: 3,450 m

Accommodation: Tent

Begin descending from the Rush Lake region.

Although descending may appear easier, mountain terrain requires concentration and careful footing.

Enjoy changing perspectives of the glaciers and mountains as you return toward lower elevations.

Camp around Phahi Phari according to current route and campsite conditions.

Day 09 – Trek Toward Hamdar

Approximate Elevation: 3,300 m

Accommodation: Tent

Continue through the diverse landscapes of Nagar.

The contrast between the high alpine environment and lower greener terrain becomes increasingly noticeable.

Enjoy your final full trekking stages while approaching the settled valleys.

Day 10 – Trek to Hoper Valley – Drive to Karimabad

Accommodation: Hotel

Complete the final trekking section and return toward Hoper Village.

Say farewell to the trekking support team before driving back toward Karimabad.

After several nights in tents, enjoy a comfortable hotel, hot shower and relaxing evening in Hunza.

Day 11 – Hunza Valley Exploration Day

Accommodation: Hotel

Enjoy a well-earned day in Hunza Valley.

Depending on the final itinerary, sightseeing opportunities may include:

• Baltit Fort

• Altit Fort

• Karimabad Bazaar

• Duikar/Eagle’s Nest

• Traditional villages

• Local food experiences

• Cultural and historical attractions

This day also provides valuable flexibility in the overall mountain itinerary.

Day 12 – Hunza to Besham / Southern Overnight Stop

Accommodation: Hotel

Begin the return journey south.

Travel along the mountain highway through spectacular scenery.

The exact overnight location may vary depending on road conditions, travel time and operational requirements.

Day 13 – Return to Islamabad

Accommodation: Hotel

Continue toward Islamabad.

Upon arrival, check into your hotel.

Depending on available time, enjoy shopping, sightseeing or a farewell dinner.

Celebrate completing one of northern Pakistan’s memorable high-altitude trekking adventures.

Day 14 – Departure from Pakistan

Transfer to Islamabad International Airport according to your international flight schedule.

Your Rush Lake Trek Pakistan with Adventure Touristik concludes.

Return home with memories of glaciers, high mountains, Hunza, Nagar and an alpine lake hidden nearly 4,700 meters above sea level.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• Airport transfers on scheduled arrival and departure days

• All road transportation specified in the confirmed itinerary

• Hotel accommodation on twin-sharing basis

• Trekking accommodation in twin-sharing tents

• Meals according to the confirmed tour itinerary

• Breakfast, lunch and dinner during trekking days

• Professional trekking guide

• Trekking support staff as required

• Cook and assistants during camping section

• Group camping equipment

• Kitchen equipment and trekking logistics

• Porter support according to confirmed baggage allowance

• Applicable local trekking arrangements included in final package

• Basic group first-aid kit

• Hunza/Nagar ground transportation according to itinerary

• Adventure Touristik logistical and operational support in Pakistan

WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED

• International airfare

• Pakistan visa fees

• Comprehensive travel insurance

• Emergency evacuation and rescue insurance

• Medical expenses

• Personal trekking equipment

• Personal sleeping bag unless specifically included

• Excess baggage

• Personal beverages and snacks outside included meals

• Laundry and telephone/internet expenses

• Souvenirs and personal shopping

• Tips for guides, porters, drivers, cooks and support staff

• Emergency helicopter evacuation

• Costs resulting from weather, road closures, natural disasters, flight disruptions or circumstances beyond our control

• Extra hotel nights outside the confirmed itinerary

• Single-room or single-tent supplements

• Any service not specifically listed under “Included”

TOUR DIFFICULTY

Moderate to Strenuous

The Rush Lake Trek should not be underestimated.

Although the core trekking section is shorter than expeditions such as K2 Base Camp, the route gains altitude quickly and reaches approximately 4,694 meters.

Participants should prepare for:

• Steep ascents

• High altitude

• Glacier-related terrain

• Uneven trails

• Long trekking days

• Cold high-altitude nights

• Rapid weather changes

Good cardiovascular fitness and previous hiking experience are strongly recommended.

ALTITUDE & ACCLIMATIZATION

Rush Lake sits at approximately 4,694 meters.

At this elevation, altitude sickness is a genuine consideration.

Trekkers should:

• Ascend at a controlled pace

• Stay properly hydrated

• Avoid unnecessary overexertion

• Inform guides immediately about headaches, nausea, dizziness or unusual fatigue

• Follow professional advice regarding acclimatization

Never hide altitude symptoms to continue climbing.

Safety always takes priority over reaching a destination.

OPTIONAL RUSH PEAK / RUSH PARI ASCENT

Rush Peak, often called Rush Pari in local trekking references, is commonly reported at approximately 5,098 meters.

An optional ascent may be considered for appropriately fit and acclimatized trekkers.

Participation depends on:

• Weather

• Snow conditions

• Route conditions

• Individual fitness

• Acclimatization

• Available time

• Guide assessment

Reaching Rush Lake does not automatically mean every participant should attempt the higher peak.

MINIMUM ADVANCE RESERVATIONS

Recommended:

30 days minimum

For international travelers:

60–90 days advance booking strongly recommended.

Early booking provides more time for visa support documentation where applicable, accommodation, transportation, guide availability and trekking logistics.

DURATION

14 Days / 13 Nights

Core trekking section: approximately 6–7 days depending on route, conditions and itinerary design.

TOUR MIN PEOPLE

2 Persons

TOUR MAX PEOPLE

12 Persons

Private groups can request customized arrangements.

PRICING

Tour Price

From USD 1,900 per person

Based on scheduled group departure and confirmed inclusions.

Prices vary according to:

• Group size

• Travel year

• Private vs. group departure

• Hotel category

• Transportation arrangements

• Trekking logistics

• Seasonal operating costs

Single Hotel Room Supplement

Indicative additional cost:

USD 290

Subject to current hotel pricing and final confirmation.

Single Trekking Tent Supplement

Indicative additional cost:

USD 120

Subject to porterage and logistical requirements.

BOOKING PROCESS

How to Book the Rush Lake Trek

Step 1 – Send Your Inquiry

Provide:

• Full name as shown on passport

• Nationality

• Preferred departure year/date

• Number of travelers

• Private or group tour preference

Step 2 – Receive Confirmation

Adventure Touristik will confirm availability, current price, itinerary and booking conditions.

Step 3 – Complete Registration

Submit the required booking information and registration documents.

Step 4 – Pay Your Deposit

Pay the deposit stated on your official booking confirmation.

Your place is confirmed according to the applicable booking terms once payment is received.

Step 5 – Visa & Travel Preparation

Where applicable, Adventure Touristik can provide relevant tour booking documentation to support your Pakistan travel planning.

Visa approval remains solely at the discretion of the relevant Pakistani authorities.

Step 6 – Book International Flights

International flights should ideally be booked after confirming your tour arrangements and reviewing visa requirements.

CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY

Deposits and balance payments are subject to the official Adventure Touristik booking and cancellation terms provided at the time of reservation.

Some deposits or portions of payments may become non-refundable once funds have been committed to:

• Hotels

• Transportation

• Guides

• Trekking staff

• Porter arrangements

• Permits or administrative requirements

• Other non-refundable trip services

Travelers should review and accept the current cancellation policy before making payment.

Do not use outdated cancellation dates or refund rules from previous operators or old tour seasons.

TRAVEL INSURANCE

Comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended and may be required for participation.

Your policy should ideally cover:

• High-altitude trekking up to the maximum planned elevation

• Emergency medical treatment

• Emergency evacuation

• Helicopter evacuation where available

• Trip cancellation

• Travel interruption

• Lost or delayed baggage

Travelers are responsible for ensuring their insurance policy covers the planned activities and altitude.

FAQS

How high is Rush Lake in Pakistan?

Rush Lake is generally reported at approximately 4,694 meters (15,400 feet) above sea level.

Where is Rush Lake located?

Rush Lake is located above Hoper Valley in Nagar District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, in the Karakoram mountain region.

Is Rush Lake in Hunza?

Rush Lake is geographically associated with Nagar Valley, neighboring Hunza. Because Hunza is internationally better known, the trek is sometimes broadly marketed as a Hunza-region trek.

For geographic accuracy, Nagar Valley/Hoper Valley should be used when describing the actual trekking location.

Is Rush Lake Pakistan’s highest lake?

Rush Lake is frequently marketed as Pakistan’s highest alpine lake. However, lake rankings vary according to definitions, mapping and classification.

It is more accurate to describe Rush Lake as one of Pakistan’s famous high-altitude alpine lakes, situated at approximately 4,694 meters.

Can beginners do the Rush Lake Trek?

Fit beginners with appropriate preparation may be able to complete the trek with professional guidance.

However, Rush Lake should not be described as an easy trek.

The altitude, steep elevation gain and glacier terrain make good physical preparation essential.

How difficult is Rush Lake Trek?

The trek is generally moderate to strenuous, depending on fitness, weather, altitude and trail conditions.

What is the best month for Rush Lake Trek?

The primary trekking season generally runs from June through September.

July and August are popular trekking months, while June and September can also offer excellent conditions depending on annual weather.

How many days does Rush Lake Trek take?

The core trekking route can be completed in fewer days by experienced trekkers, but a complete international trekking holiday including Islamabad, road travel, Hunza/Nagar, trekking and contingency time commonly requires approximately 10–14 days or more.

Adventure Touristik offers a comprehensive 14-day itinerary.

Can I see K2 from Rush Lake?

Very distant views toward the deeper Karakoram may be possible from high viewpoints under exceptional visibility.

However, a K2 view should never be guaranteed.

Travelers specifically wanting iconic, close views of K2 should consider the K2 Base Camp and Concordia Trek.

Can I climb Rush Peak?

An optional ascent toward Rush Peak/Rush Pari may be possible for fit and properly acclimatized trekkers, subject to weather, snow, route conditions and guide approval.

Do I need a guide?

Professional local guidance is strongly recommended because the trek involves glacier terrain, high altitude, route-finding considerations and changing mountain conditions.

Is Rush Lake Trek safe?

Mountain trekking always involves risk.

Professional planning, acclimatization, experienced guides, appropriate equipment, weather awareness and adequate insurance significantly improve risk management.

RUSH LAKE VS OTHER PAKISTAN TREKS

Rush Lake vs K2 Base Camp

Choose Rush Lake if you want a shorter Karakoram trekking experience combining glaciers, high-altitude lake scenery and Hunza-Nagar.

Choose K2 Base Camp if your main objective is Baltoro Glacier, Concordia and close views of K2.

Rush Lake vs Batura Glacier

Choose Rush Lake for a high alpine lake and panoramic mountain viewpoint experience.

Choose Batura Glacier for a longer journey through the spectacular glacier and high-pasture landscapes of Upper Hunza/Gojal.

Rush Lake vs Rakaposhi Base Camp

Rakaposhi Base Camp is generally more accessible and suitable for travelers with less time.

Rush Lake reaches significantly higher altitude and provides a more demanding multi-day trekking experience.

RESPONSIBLE TREKKING IN NAGAR VALLEY

Rush Lake lies within a fragile high-mountain ecosystem.

Adventure Touristik encourages all visitors to:

• Carry reusable water bottles

• Minimize single-use plastic

• Never leave rubbish on trails or campsites

• Protect glacier streams and water sources

• Respect local communities

• Ask permission before photographing people

• Avoid disturbing livestock and wildlife

• Follow established campsites where appropriate

• Follow guide instructions

• Support local guides, porters and community businesses

The goal of responsible tourism is simple:

Leave the mountains as beautiful as you found them while ensuring local communities benefit from tourism.

TOUR LOCATION

Location

Rush Lake, Hoper Valley, Nagar District, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan

Real Tour Address

Rush Lake Trek via Hoper Village, Nagar Valley, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan

SURROUNDINGS

Transportation – Karakoram Highway

The Karakoram Highway provides the primary road connection between Islamabad/northern Pakistan and the Hunza-Nagar region.

Distance: Varies according to starting point and route.

Transportation – Hoper Valley Road

A mountain road connects Nagar with Hoper Village, the primary gateway for the Rush Lake trekking route.

Health – Hunza/Nagar Medical Facilities

Basic medical facilities are available in populated areas of Hunza and Nagar.

More advanced treatment may require transportation to Gilgit or larger cities.

Comprehensive trekking and evacuation insurance is strongly recommended.

Education & Culture – Nagar Valley Communities

The villages of Nagar offer opportunities to experience the culture, agricultural traditions, orchards and everyday life of communities living beneath the great mountains of the Karakoram.

AVAILABILITY

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2026

20 Aug 2026 – 03 Sep 2026

2027

20 July 2027 – 03 Aug 2027

2028

Custom and scheduled summer departures – dates on request

2029

Custom and scheduled summer departures – dates on request

2030

Custom and scheduled summer departures – dates on request

Private departures available subject to weather, logistics and seasonal conditions.

CALL TO ACTION

Trek Above the Clouds at Rush Lake

Some journeys are measured in kilometers.

Others are measured in the moment you reach the top, look across an endless wall of Karakoram mountains and realize how far you have climbed.

At approximately 4,694 meters, Rush Lake offers exactly that kind of moment.

Walk through the villages of Nagar.

Cross the dramatic glacier landscapes of Hoper.

Climb through high mountain wilderness.

Camp beneath some of the greatest mountains in Asia.

And finally, stand beside a remote alpine lake high above the valleys of northern Pakistan.

Rush Lake Trek Pakistan – 2026 to 2030

14-Day Guided Adventure

Scheduled & Private Departures

International & Pakistani Travelers Welcome

BOOK YOUR RUSH LAKE TREK WITH ADVENTURE TOURISTIK

Contact Adventure Touristik today to reserve a scheduled departure or request a customized private trekking itinerary for 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029 or 2030.