Ama Dablam

Ama Dablam is sometimes called the 'Matterhorn of the Himalayas' and for good reason. It is one of the most eye-catching and stunning peaks you will ever see. Viewable from several sections of the trek to Everest base camp, it tempts people back to climb it every year. It is a relatively technical climb reaching 6856m above sea level and requires significant mountaineering experience to climb.

 

The Expedition

In mid November 2011 we are running a 4 week expedition to climb Ama Dablam and it is open to those climbers with experience of climbing at 'AD' alpine standard and preferably with experience of altitude to 6000m.

 

Further Information

Further information on this climb will shortly be published on this webpage, but please feel free to contact us for more information now or to discuss your application for the team.

Course Detail
Price: £3995
Approx: €4,726.44 / $6,085.98
Ability level: Level 4
Technical climbing proficiency and previous experience at climbing alpine AD routes as well as a knowledge of ropework and glacier travel is required.
Fitness Level: C
higher altitude (6000m+) or harsh conditions and the long trip duration require excellent cardiovascular and endurance fitness. You must be able to live for days/weeks on end in expedition conditions.
Guiding ratio: approx 1:1 sherpas or leaders
What's included:
  • full 'state of the art' expedition service
  • guides fees and expenses
  • download info pack for details
What's not included:
  • equipment rental
  • travel insurance
  • tips & items of a personal nature
  • international flights
Course Dates
Starting 10th Nov 2013 Enquire about this course
Testimonials
Thank you. Our first experience of the real Himalaya has been awesome...it's been a great warm up for the big one (Everest)!
Tori James, Cho Oyu