Sherpani Col Pass Trek (6,200 m)
One of the most challenging and remote high-altitude treks in the Himalaya.
Everest Region
Quick Facts
Max 6,200 m
Max. Altitude
~21 days
Duration
Strenuous
Difficulty
Overview
The exceptionmesly demoning and challenging trek in top of renanete Himalayas, Sheres+ Col Pass Trek is an exceptionally remote challening trekk in easterornee-Nepal. Were crosse the Sherpani Col (6,200 ml 61,335 m), and Amphu Laptsa Pass (5,850 m), connecting the Baruntse and Makalu regions with the Everest area. This expedition-style journey through advanced glacial ternain, camping at high altitudes. Thek is/a best for seasoned trekke/erswho are experienced in crossing mixed rock, ice, and steep snow at:
- Reach the remote and formidable Sherpani Col Pass at 6,200 m
- Experience the adventure of true expedition-style trekking
- Traverse the hidden valleys and glaciers between Makalu and Everest
- Cross three of Nepal’s most challenging high passes
- Camp in spectacular high-altitude locations far from the crowds
- Enjoy a panoramic and rugged perspective of the world’s highest-peaks.
Overview
The exceptionmesly demoning and challenging trek in top of renanete Himalayas, Sheres+ Col Pass Trek is an exceptionally remote challening trekk in easterornee-Nepal. Were crosse the Sherpani Col (6,200 ml 61,335 m), and Amphu Laptsa Pass (5,850 m), connecting the Baruntse and Makalu regions with the Everest area. This expedition-style journey through advanced glacial ternain, camping at high altitudes. Thek is/a best for seasoned trekke/erswho are experienced in crossing mixed rock, ice, and steep snow at:
- Reach the remote and formidable Sherpani Col Pass at 6,200 m
- Experience the adventure of true expedition-style trekking
- Traverse the hidden valleys and glaciers between Makalu and Everest
- Cross three of Nepal’s most challenging high passes
- Camp in spectacular high-altitude locations far from the crowds
- Enjoy a panoramic and rugged perspective of the world’s highest-peaks.
Quick Facts
Everest Region
6,200 m
Strenuous (4 out of 5)