Mount Everest Base Camp - man on Everest - Fear Naught challenge

Will you take on Mt. Everest Base Camp?

Take on this multi day trek, starting in the shadow of the worlds highest peak. You’ll begin your adventure in Kathmandu before setting off into the heart of the Nepal Himalaya.  You’ll trek to the dizzy heights of 5,364m above sea level whilst being led by a team of experienced guides.  

You’ll traverse gorges, cross suspension bridges and experience some of the most stunning scenery on the planet.   

This challenge is provided by ChooseAChallenge and prices are inclusive of accommodation, meals, flights, transport and more so all you’ll need to focus on is the challenge ahead.   

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Man at Everest Base Camp - Fear Naught challenge

“The mountains were just about the best therapy a person could experience.”

Nimsdai Purja

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How to Conquer the Everest Marathon

Competitors trek to Mount Everest base camp – before running the marathon distance of 26.2 miles all the way back down.  Earlier this year, having only just recovered from a debilitating post-viral syndrome, Jack Waller, completed it. 

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“It always seems impossible until it is done”

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