The classic trek to Everest Base Camp with an ascent of Lobuche Peak (6,119 m).
We take care of the whole expedition.
A club guide accompanies the group on the whole trek to Everest Base Camp and the Lobuche Peak ascent.
A group first-aid kit carried throughout the route.
Support with trek and climb preparation and ticket booking.
The expedition is built around gradual acclimatization.
Arrival in Kathmandu (1,300 m).
Preparation for the climb.
Flight to Lukla (2,840 m), start of the trek.
Trek to Namche Bazaar (3,440 m).
Acclimatization rest day in Namche.
Tengboche (3,860 m) → Deboche (4,250 m).
Rest day in Deboche.
Trek to Lobuche (4,910 m).
Everest Base Camp (5,400 m), night in Gorak Shep.
Kala Patthar (5,600 m), descent to Pheriche.
Rest and move to Lobuche high camp (5,400 m).
Ascent of Lobuche Peak (6,119 m).
Descent Namche → Lukla → Kathmandu.
Reserve days and flight home.
Outline itinerary. Exact schedule, altitudes and overnight spots may be adjusted for acclimatization and weather — details in the PDF and on request.
Day-by-day altitude profile — classic “climb high, sleep low” acclimatization at a glance.
The essential personal gear list — we send a detailed checklist after booking; part of it can be rented.
Price per person. Early-bird and group discounts available.
| 1 person | on request |
| 2 people | $2,800 |
| 3 people | $2,000 |
| 4 people | $1,900 |
| 5 people | $1,800 |
| 6+ people | $1,700 |
Price covers guiding. On-trek expenses are roughly $2,800.
Detailed program (PDF)The full season schedule is on the Calendar.
Shots by our participants: the route, camps and snowy summits.
Quick answers to what people ask most before booking.
A real summit is added to the classic trek: Lobuche East (6,119 m), one of Nepal's most beautiful 'trekking' 6,000ers. From its ridge you see Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse and Ama Dablam all at once.
Minimal experience with crampons and an ascender helps but is not required: there is gear training before the push, fixed ropes on the mountain and a certified local guide with the group. The key requirement is endurance after two weeks of trekking.
Leaving high camp (5,400 m) around 2–3 a.m., climbing rock slabs and the snowy ridge on fixed ropes, 6–8 hours to the summit. By then you are fully acclimatized after EBC and Kala Patthar.
The Lobuche permit, a certified local guide, high camp with meals, group gear and the certificate are paid locally as a separate package — cheaper than pricing it into the program in advance.
Flights to Kathmandu and Lukla, the 50 $ visa, lodges and meals (about 2,800 $ in total), the Lobuche climbing package, an optional porter, tips — 250 $ for guides, 150 $ for porters — and insurance to 6,500 m.
October–November: after the monsoon the Khumbu gets dry, stable weather — the best time both for the trek and for a 6,000er summit.
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The club is rated 4.9 out of 5 on Yandex Maps from 10 reviews.
Review on Yandex Maps →I want to thank the Mountain Crew team — they are real friends and guides into the world of big mountains.
I got to know them on a trip to Nepal and the climb of Lobuche (6119 m). It was one of the brightest adventures of my life. The organisation was flawless: from the airport pick-up to the logistics on the route. Clear, well-coordinated, with a full understanding of how mountains work. I felt safe every metre of the way.
But the main thing is the attitude. That is why I am writing this review sitting in a tent at Lenin Peak base camp (7134 m). I am with Mountain Crew again — coming back to them is like meeting old friends whose professional grip never lets you down.
If you are looking for a team that organises your trip end to end, with heart and without failures — this is them. I recommend them unreservedly. Waiting for good weather on Lenin!
Review on Yandex Maps →Seriously though: Nepal, autumn 2025. Everything was top notch. Ilya planned the route and the acclimatisation so well that I practically ran up to Everest Base Camp. All the lodges were good — and that is despite the route having to be reshuffled quite a bit because of the weather.
Review on Yandex Maps →I met the guys back in 2020 and we have been going to the mountains together ever since. Elbrus, Kazbek, Ararat, Kilimanjaro, Lenin Peak, the trek in Nepal, Ama Dablam... If you want to fill your life with adventure, you have come to the right place. Tried and tested.
Reviews are taken from the club profiles on Yandex Maps and Google and translated from Russian; the authors’ wording is kept.
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