Twelve travellers, one local guide, and routes that do not appear in guidebooks. Iceland, Patagonia, Ladakh and eleven other places worth the walk.
Ridge walking, hot springs and two nights in a glacier hut. Moderate pace, real weather.
Patagonian towers, a glacier crossing and the best steak on the continent at the end.
Himalayan valleys above 3,500 m, monastery stays and altitude taken seriously.
Every trip is led by someone who grew up in the region, paid properly, and given the authority to change the plan when the weather says so.
We cap groups at twelve, book locally-owned lodging wherever it exists, and carry out everything we carry in.
“It rained for three days and I would still go back tomorrow. The guiding was extraordinary.”
Highland Traverse, May