Rope team crossing a crevassed glacier during technical training

Basic + Advanced Mountaineering Course

Nepal · 17 Days · 6,000 m Summit Objective

Technical Glacier Training

Register & Pay 10% Deposit

Course Summary

A 17-day Basic + Advanced Mountaineering Course in Nepal combining technical glacier training, high-altitude experience and a 6,000 m summit objective.

What You'll Train

  • Glacier travel
  • Rope systems
  • Crevasse rescue
  • Snow & ice anchors
  • Steep snow & ice climbing
  • Lead ice climbing
  • Belays & rappels
  • High-altitude safety

Course Details

Location
Nepal
Duration
17 Days
Level
Basic – Advanced
Objective
6,000 m summit objective
Course Fee
USD 3,199 per person
Course Dates
Scheduled according to participant availability and confirmed course departures.

Full programme details, itinerary, inclusions and exclusions are provided in the official TRN2SMMT course deck.

Payment Schedule

10% Registration Deposit

USD 319.90

Payable online via Stripe upon registration.

Remaining Payment Schedule

20% — USD 639.80

Payable by bank transfer upon commencement of the personalised preparation programme.

70% — USD 2,239.30

Payable by bank transfer 30 days before departure.

Bank transfer details will be provided directly by TRN2SMMT when the respective payment becomes due.

The 10% registration deposit is non-refundable once the course date falls within the availability stated in your registration form. If TRN2SMMT is unable to offer a course date within your stated availability, the deposit will be refunded.

Register for the Mountaineering Course

Complete your registration details before proceeding to the 10% registration deposit payment.

Personal Details

Course Availability

Please state the dates or date range you are available to travel. Include any dates you are NOT available.

Mountain Experience

Crampons
Ice axe
Rope skills
Rock climbing experience

Current Fitness

Health & Safety

Do you have any medical condition, injury or other consideration that may affect your ability to participate safely?

Emergency Contact

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