Mera Peak Climb

Test yourself against Mera Peak, the highest trekking peak in Nepal at 21,246ft (6,476m). Though tough, the ascent is a non-technical climb, which anyone with ice axe and crampon experience can attempt. With the help of our expert guides and porters, built-in acclimitisation and contingency days, and plenty of willpower, you can reach the summit of this beautiful Himalayan peak. The reward is a view over five of the six highest mountains in the world: Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, Makalu and Cho Oyu. Why trek with Exodus? One of the highest staff-to-trekker ratios on the trek with one staff member to every three trekkers More than 30 years’ experience running treks in Nepal Carefully planned ascent rates and itineraries with built-in acclimatisation and contingency days We beat the Everest crowds by rising early, avoiding foot traffic on the trails and getting into the next teahouse early for hot showers Established protocol for Lukla flight delays Exodus annually commissions independent air-safety audits on domestic carriers in Nepal and only use those approved as part of the audit Experienced English-speaking local tour leaders who are qualified in first aid and trained to spot and deal with altitude sickness All staff (tour leaders, guides and porters) are fully insured and paid a fair wage Staff carry oxygen, a first-aid kit, and self-assessment acute mountain sickness cards, used to monitor every trekker at altitude Speak to Exodus office staff who have done the trek themselves