Upcoming Trips

Island Peak Climbs

4th Mar - 24th Mar
Led by Ang Kami Sherpa
90% SUCCESS

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25th Mar - 14th Apr
Led by Ian Taylor
70% SUCCESS

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30th Mar - 16th Apr
Lobuche Peak
100% SUCCESS

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2nd Apr - 21st Apr
Lobuche Peak
60% SUCCESS

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15th Apr - 5th May
Led by Ang Kami Sherpa
80% SUCCESS

Closed

6th May - 26th May
Led by Ang Kami Sherpa
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9th Sep - 29th Sep
Island Peak
6 SPACES OPEN
1st Oct - 20th Oct
Lobuche Peak
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30th Sep - 20th Oct
Island Peak
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21st Oct - 10th Nov
Island Peak
4 SPACES OPEN
11th Nov - 1st Dec
Island Peak
6 SPACES OPEN
2nd Mar - 22nd Mar
Led by Ang Kami Sherpa
8 SPACES OPEN
23rd Mar - 12th Apr
Led by Ang Kami Sherpa
7 SPACES OPEN
13th Apr - 3rd May
Led by Ang Kami Sherpa
8 SPACES OPEN
21st Sep - 11th Oct
Led by TBA
8 SPACES OPEN
12th Oct - 1st Nov
Led by TBA
8 SPACES OPEN
2nd Nov - 22nd Nov
Led by TBA
8 SPACES OPEN

Ian Taylor Trekking only run professionally trips to Island peak climb. We have developed our own unique itinerary for safety and success.  Our world class climbing Sherpa’s and western guides manage as aspects of your Island peak adventure. All of our trips have more acclimatization and more staff. We use Island Peak High Camp and we fix our own ropes high on the mountain.  READ SOME REVIEWS

Island Peak is NOT a Trekking Peak

Our Island peak video shows you it is not a trekking peak. We highly recommend doing one of our specific winter skills mountaineering course before attempting Island peak. We have courses in Scotland and Colorado.

As we cross the Island Peak glacier we sometime come across ladder crossings. You can train for this at home but we always have this training in Chuckung on route to Island Peak.

Climbing at 6,000m/ 20,000 feet on a 60 to 70 degree angle requires more safety. This is why we fix our own ropes on this challenging terrain at extreme altitude.  READ MORE about our approach to climbing Island peak.

We Have More Acclimatization

CONTACT US today and find out more about our longer itinerary, get your training plan in action. We have 85% success rates on Island peak and we have the team in place to give you the best chance at success. If you come trained and prepared we will play our part and give you the best chance at success on the mountain.

Be informed about Climbing Island Peak

Ian has climbed Island peak 20+ times to date and he will personally help you get the information you need to be ready for the adventure of a lifetime. Click through to our BLOG and read more about the Everest region, Nepal and climbing Island peak.

Here is a page you need to review on climbing Island peak. It should help you gather a lot of important information needed before going to Island Peak. Feel free to CONTACT US and chat about the trek, climb and how to get fully prepared.

Check all our Information and Unique Itinerary

Check out our Island Peak page for further information and itinerary. We have also developed another page where we compiled the most important information for an Island Peak expedition. We only run a limited number of trips to climb to Island Peak each year with the same guides and staff.
Consider booking early as spaces can book out fast. If you sign up for our Island peak climb, we will help you prepare, train and come fully prepared for your Himalayan climbing adventure.
Island Peak head wall

Join the 20,000 Foot Club

The summit is only a couple of feet wide and getting to stand high in the Himalaya’s is something special. Marvel at the Himalayan range right there in front of you and be left inspired by the world’s highest mountain close up. Climbing Island peak is not easy but can be achieved with a lot of hill walking experience and some winter skills training.
Looking down the Head wall on Island Peak

Come Prepared for This Island Peak Challenge

We want everyone to enjoy the climb so being prepared is essential. On route to Island peak we will trek to Everest Base Camp and back through the mountains towards the Imja Valley before our ascent of Island peak.
Lots of people want to stand at 20,000 feet above sea level and this could be your chance to experience one of the classic Himalayan peaks. Get in touch for further information.

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