Discover your new possible – take on the 14 Peaks Challenge with Elite Exped:

Mount Everest (8,848m)

Mount Everest, the tallest peak on Earth, is the ultimate dream for many climbers. Elite Exped’s team, led by world record-breaking mountaineers, ensures you’re fully prepared for this challenging ascent. Our comprehensive support includes acclimatisation plans, expert guidance, and the best possible safety measures, helping you achieve this monumental goal.

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K2 (8,611m) - Pakistan

Known as the "Savage Mountain," K2 is renowned for its difficulty and technical demands. Elite Exped provides tailored support to navigate its treacherous slopes, ensuring climbers are well-equipped and prepared. Our experienced guides have extensive knowledge of K2, making your expedition as safe and successful as possible. Our directors and guides were part of the first ever successful summit of K2 in winter in January 2021 – there is no team more qualified to help you achieve your new possible. 

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Kangchenjunga (8,586m) - Nepal

The third-highest peak in the world, Kangchenjunga, offers a unique challenge with its remote location and demanding climbs. Elite Exped’s meticulous planning and expert guidance make conquering this majestic mountain a reality. Our team ensures every detail is handled, so you can focus on the ascent. 

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Lhotse (8,516m) - Nepal

Sharing much of its route with Everest, Lhotse is an exhilarating climb that tests your endurance and skills. Elite Exped provides comprehensive support, from logistics to expert guiding, ensuring your journey to the summit is seamless and safe. You can climb Lhotse and Everest as a double-header, either as a solo project or as part of the 14 Peaks Challenge. 

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Makalu (8,485m) - Nepal

Makalu, known for its steep pitches and sharp ridges, is a true test of a climber’s abilities. Elite Exped’s experienced team offers detailed planning, expert Sherpa support, and the necessary equipment, helping you tackle this formidable peak with confidence.

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Cho Oyu (8,188m) – China/ Tibet

As one of the more accessible 8000m peaks, Cho Oyu is ideal for those seeking to gain high-altitude experience. Known as the Turquoise Goddess, the mountain still demands respect. Elite Exped ensures a smooth expedition with thorough planning, professional guidance, and complete logistical support.

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Dhaulagiri (8,167m) - Nepal

Dhaulagiri’s towering presence offers climbers a rugged and challenging ascent. It is one of the most interesting climbing experiences on the 8,000ers as there are several routes to climb. Elite Exped’s exceptional planning and expert team provide the necessary support to conquer this impressive mountain safely and successfully.

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Manaslu (8,163m) - Nepal

Known as the "Mountain of the Spirit," Manaslu provides a challenging yet rewarding climb. Elite Exped’s detailed preparation, from acclimatisation to summit strategies, ensures you are ready to face this majestic peak. Manaslu is the perfect training peak for Everest and we often take clients here first, it has the right mixture of technical climbing to ensure you have all the skills you need to summit the world’s highest peak successfully. 

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Nanga Parbat (8,126m) - Pakistan

Nanga Parbat, is arguably the biggest challenge of them all. Its Urdu name translates as “the naked mountain,” so-called because snow doesn’t cling to its steep sides, and locals in Pakistan’s Diamer district call it Deo Mir, meaning “huge mountain”. But the nickname it’s earned in Western mountaineering circles, “the killer mountain,” is the most ominous of all. Nowhere is expert guidance, or proper preparation more key. Which is where we come in. Elite Exped’s expert guides and thorough logistical support make your journey to its summit a safe and achievable adventure. 

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Annapurna (8,091m) - Nepal

Annapurna, famous for its treacherous weather and avalanches, demands respect and meticulous planning. Named for the Hindu Goddess of food and nourishment, Annapurna was the first of the 8,000ers to be climbed, and the passes around the massif make it a popular trekking destination. The climb itself is a technical and tricky - Elite Exped’s world-class support system ensures you have the best chance of a successful ascent. 

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Gasherbrum I (8,080m) & Gasherbrum II (8,035m) - Pakistan

These twin peaks offer unique challenges and breathtaking views. G1 is known as the Hidden Peak due to its remoteness – it is one for the serious mountaineers with its technical climb. G2 on the other hand is reckoned to be one of the easier of the 8,000ers to climb and is often used as a training ground for climbers wanting to take on Everest and K2. Elite Exped provides comprehensive expedition plans, expert guidance, and the best safety measures, making these climbs, either separately or together, achievable.

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And here is all you need to know about G2.

Broad Peak (8,051m) - Pakistan

Located near K2, Broad Peak offers a challenging climb with its 2km wide summit ridge. It’s one that can be done in conjunction with K2 and is a great 8,000er to test your skill on before going on to other challenges. Elite Exped’s seasoned guides and meticulous planning ensure your journey to the summit is well-supported and safe.

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Shishapangma (8,027m) – China/Tibet

Shishapangma, the ‘God of the Grasslands’ is the lowest of the 8000m peaks, still poses significant challenges. It was the last 8,000er to be summitted. Elite Exped’s thorough preparation and expert support make summiting this peak a rewarding experience.

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Conclusion

Ready to take on the 14 Peaks? Find out more and book a discovery call with our world record-breaking team at Elite Exped. Start your ultimate high-altitude adventure today and join the elite few who have conquered the world's highest mountains.