Mera Peak Besteigung - Sonnenaufgang mit Blick auf Mount Everest

Mera Peak Ascent - 6500m Trek

01. October - 21. October 2021

+49 (0)30 774 9034

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Daniel Mazur expedition leader, co-founder

Full service:: 4.750,00 €

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Mera Peak - 6476m - Nepal

Selected dates:
01. Oct to 21. Oct 2021

More dates

01. Nov - 21. Nov 2021
10. Apr - 30. Apr 2022
01. Oct - 21. Oct 2022
22. Oct - 18. Nov 2022

- The highest trekking peak of Nepal
- Wonderful views of Mount Everest
- An exciting high tour

Mountaineering

Technical scale: Mountaineering skills required for our expeditions, alpine tours and demanding trekking.

1 - easy

2 - quite difficult

3 - difficult

4 - very difficult

5 - extreme

Mountaineering is the underlying ability to climb any mountain. On classic expeditions, many exposed areas are secured.

1 - easy / simple

"Easy" on expedition already includes mountaineering in alpine terrain or on glaciers up to grad ZS/AD "quite difficult" according to alpine scale. Exposed areas and crevasses are fixed if possible. Basic knowledge in handling ice axe / crampons and rope is required.

2 - quite difficult

Route with extensive passages in the grad ZS/AD: Safe handling with an ice ax, crampons and rope are required. Exposed places or crevasses are fixed if possible or walked in rope team.

3 - difficult

Persistent suspended passages must be managed. These will be insured if possible. Mountaineering on the alpine scale S/D "difficult" with exposed climbing passages (up to IV. UIAA degree). Good use of crampons and rope is required, as well as safe climbing in combined terrain.

4 - very demanding

Exposed and demanding route. The difficulties range up to the alpine scale SS/TD "very difficult" and are mostly insured. Dealing with fixed rope and climbing clamps, increased demands on climbing technique, physical conditions and experience are required, as are all the demands of "difficult" mountaineering.

5 - extreme

Very demanding mountaineering, even without the possibilities of protection. The terrain will rarely exceed the alpine difficulty SS/TD, but can reach the requirements of the alpine scale AS/ES "extremely difficult". Above-average ability and a lot of experience in alpine mountaineering are expected.

Danger Warning: For safety reasons, your personal skills and sufficient experience are required for each expedition and ascent (specific description under Information / Requirements).

Stamina - Endurance

Stamina - Endurance

A mountain athlete needs endurance above any other specific fitness skill. Cardiovascular fitness is of course always subject to the movement (as climbing rocks or steep ice, you will not be able to transfer your triathlete or running fitness to mountains without being solid in the required mountaineering skills).

1 - Active Tour
Easy treks to EBC or on top of Kilimanjaro. You should be an active person.

2 - Sportive Tour
More demanding treks, simple climbs, like the climb of Elbrus. You should be a sportive person regularly exercising (at least 2-3x per week).

3 - Demanding Trek / Expedition
Very demanding treks like to the top of Aconcagua, or expeditions at the physical lower level like Ama Dablam. You should be an endurance athlete wit mountaineering experience. You should train endurance at least 3x/week.

4 - High Endurance - Expedition

To climb Everest (with oxygen-support) or some of the "easier" 8000m peaks you need a strong endurance. You should train specifically at least 4-5x per week.

5 - Very high Endurance - Expedition
Some of our special self-supported 8000m+ peak climbs as on Makalu, or to climb Everest (without oxygen-support) fit into this category. Your endurance should be near the level of a professional mountain athlete.

Similar Climbs and Treks - Overview:

Mera Peak Ascent - 6500m Trek

Mera Peak is located in the heart of the Himalayan Giants. With its 6476 m of height, it is the highest trekking peak in Nepal. Our expedition gives you the possibility to climb this easier and almost 6500 meters high peak in a relatively short time. The ascent offers some of the best views ever in the Himalayas - of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu. Attached to our Baruntse Expedition, this high-altitude trekking maximizes your safety and chances of reaching the summit. We are your expedition professionals and invite you to join one of our exciting Mera Peak ascents.

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Mera Peak Ascent - 6500m Trek

Selected dates:
01. Oct to 21. Oct 2021

Full service:: 4.750,00 €

Airport of departure:

Berlin, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, München oder Wien

More dates

01. Nov - 21. Nov 2021
10. Apr - 30. Apr 2022
01. Oct - 21. Oct 2022
22. Oct - 18. Nov 2022

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Mera Peak trekking: we organise this trip as full-service package including flights from Europe (we can arrange your departure from elsewhere too, or you can join us without flight) and everything it takes for you to reach the summit of Mera Peak: travel and logistics, fully-organized trekking, setting-up of the high camp and the ascent with strong Sherpa support.

Costs and Services - Mera Peak Climb

Organization of the entire trip
Leadership:
- SummitClimb expedition leader until the Mera Peak ascent (min. 8 members)
- Local guide (min. 2 members), accompanying the team during the return-trekking
Scheduled flights to/from Nepal:
- Departure from major European airports
- incl. 20kg free baggage allowance and hand baggage (7-10kg)
Airport transfers in Kathmandu
4 nights at ***hotel in Kathmandu in a double room/breakfast
Transfers according to the program incl. domestic flight
Trekking with full support:
- Sidar and yaks and/or porters
- Full board (three meals per day, tea, coffe, 2L of boiled water to carry)
- 1 bag (max. 20kg) of personal equipment
All BC equipment (double tent, dining tent, shower tent, toilet tent) or set-up in Khare Lodging
All high-camp equipment, such as: tents, stoves and pots, ropes and fixation material, special catering and radio equipment
High-altitude porters Sherpas, including their insurances, equipment, fees
Helicopter rescue insurance for Nepalese personnel
Satellite phone and e-mail in BC, solar power system
Extensive emergency pharmacy, pulse oximeter and medical oxygen.
National park fees for the Khumbu area
NMA (Nepal Mountaineering Association) permit for Mera Peak

Not included:

Personal equipment
Private expenses, such as telephone calls, alcoholic beverages, gifts, etc.
Meals in Kathmandu
Visa fees for Nepal (30 days, USD 50)
Travel insurance (health, accident, travel cancellation)
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Mera Peak climb: the proposed itinerary below gives you enough time for proper acclimatisation and rest days. Our kitchen and base-camp staff will take care of all our needs and satisfy your appetite. The weather at this time of year is usually quite good and stable. However, we all know that the global weather is changing and we can always be exposed to storms and bad weather in the mountains.

Mera Peak - Trekking Itinerary

Day 1 - Flight to Nepal

Day 2 - Arrival in Nepal
Arrival in Kathmandu 1,300 metres (4,265 feet), airport pick-up and transfer to hotel near Thamel.

Day 3 - Kathmandu, Nepal
Orientation day, equipment checking, gear shopping and sightseeing in Kathmandu. Overnight stay in a hotel.

Day 4 - Drive to Salleri
Drive to Salleri town, 2,360 metres (7,740 feet), a town in the foothills of the Himalaya. Overnight stay in a hotel.

Day 5 - Drive to Bung

Drive to Bung village, 1,800 metres (5,904 feet). Entry to Makalu Barun National Park Headquarters. Overnight stay in a hotel.

Day 6 - Trek to Khiraule
Walk to Khiraule, 2,460 metres (8,069 feet). Visit of Chambaling Monastery. Overnight stay in the Teahouse or Camp.

Day 7 - Trek to Cholemkharka
Walk to Cholemkharka, 3,580 metres (11,742 feet). Beautiful hill farming and yak pastures. Overnight stay in the Teahouse or Camp.

Day 8 - Acclimatization at Cholemkharka
Rest day in Cholemkharka, acclimatization hike nearly to 4,000 metres (13,120 feet). Overnight stay in the Teahouse or Camp.

Day 9 - Trek to Khola Kharka
Walk to Khola Kharka, 4250 metres (14,000 feet), passing through famous Panch Pokhari (5 Lakes) mountain range. Overnight stay in the Teahouse or Camp.

Day 10 - Trek to Tagnag

Walk to Tagnag, 4,300 metres (14,108 feet), stunning scenery on the east side of Mera Peak. Overnight stay in the Teahouse.

Day 11 - Trek to Khare
Walk to Khare at 5,000 metres (16,404 feet). High alpine village at the starting point for Mera La crossing. Overnight stay in the Teahouse.

Day 12 - Preparation at Khare
Rest day at Khare, check of the equipment, fixed rope training, acclimatization, exploration of the surroundings. Overnight stay in the Teahouse.

Day 13 - Ascent to Mera High Camp
Climb to Mera Peak High Camp, 5,768 metres (18,924 feet). Amazing views of Everest and all Himalaya. Overnight stay in a lodge or Camp.

Day 14 - Summit Mera Peak

A technically easy ascent leads us to the summit of Mera Peak, almost 6500m high. The view of the Himalayas, the Mount Everest massif, the pointed mountains of the front Khumbu, Chamlang and Cho Oyu reward all efforts of the day. Descent to Khare. Overnight stay in a lodge or Camp.

Day 15 - Mera Peak reserve day
Extra day for summitting Mera Peak, descend to Khare. Camp.

Day 16 - Trek to Tashing Dingma
Walk down to Tashing Dingma at 4010 metres (13,153 feet). This is a small group of wooden lodges in a beautiful pine forest. Overnight stay in the Teahouse.

Day 17 - Trek to Thuli Kharkha
Walk up to Thuli Kharkha - Chetra at 4,300 metres (14,104 feet). Lovely group of teahouses in a mountain bowl surrounded by rocky peaks. Overnight stay in the Teahouse.

Day 18 - Trek over Chetra La to Lukla
Walk over the Chetra-La pass, 4,610 metres (15,120 feet) then down to Lukla at 2,860 metres (9,383 feet). Village containing the famous airport used for flights between the Everest region and Kathmandu. Overnight stay in the Teahouse.

Day 19 - Lukla to Kathmandu

Flight to Kathmandu. Overnight stay in a hotel.

Day 20 - Kathmandu

Extra day in Kathmandu, reserve day for Lukla flight, sightseeing.

Day 21 - Departure from Nepal
Transfer to Kathmandu airport, flight back home.

Mera - Summit

The highest TMA-classified trekking mountain is easy to climb, so it is suitable as an entry mountain in Nepal for prepared endurance sportsmen/women or mountaineers/hikers with alpine experience.

Conditions of tour

While trekking: from subtropical to moderate (at night slightly below 0°C from 4000m altitude), there can be a lot of precipitation.

Mera summit day, mornigs down to - 10°C /
with wind chill factor down to - 25°C

Travel documents/visa for Nepal:

Citizens of the EU, Switzerland and most OECD countries can obtain the visa for Nepal on arrival with a passport valid for at least 6 months.

Equipment:

For the SummitClimb Mera Peak trekking, each participant needs the personal equipment recommended by us. If necessary, you can buy or rent the complete equipment directly in Nepal.

Safety

Participation - Requirements for your Mera Peak Climb

General requirements: You should be in good physical condition and healthy. Pevious experience of glacier tours or alpine tours are an advantage, but we will teach you all the basics again on our training day. Altitude experience at around 5000m is recommended.

Technical requirements: The normal route to Mera Peak, 6476m, does not pose any major technical difficulties. According to the SAC alpine scale, the route is rated WS- / according to the French scale: PD-. The main difficulty lies in the last steep upswing of about 10-15 meters, where our Sherpas lay a fixed rope and together with the leader take care of the participants.

Endurance: With almost 900 meters of ascent from 5800m to almost 6500m the ascent is conditionally demanding. You should be in good shape and practice endurance sports regularly.

Note High Camp: The start of the summit push from the high camp requires a certain amount of outdoor experience: your proper organization in the morning, start from the tent...

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