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Why Berg Adventures Loves Fall Treks to Everest Base Camp

Friday, March 25th, 2011

“We are experiencing classic October weather that has made this the most popular month for trekking to Everest Base Camp; clear blue sky mornings with afternoon clouds that make the lodges cozy and the mountains around us seem mystical.”

– Wally Berg, 2009 Fall Everest Base Camp Trek Dispatches

The long summer rains have been good to Everest’s Khumbu Valley and the people are joyful as they enjoy the festivities and surpluses of the harvest season. It is October and the rains have come to an end leaving behind them a sea of green. Fat and healthy yaks carry loads of fresh produce and trekking gear up and down the trails with little effort. Excitement and anticipation are in the air as the seasonal trekkers arrive at the Lukla airport and begin their migration towards Namche – the Khumbu Valley’s center of commerce and activity.

October and November are the busiest months for trekking in Nepal, and rightfully so. The weather is fantastic, the scenery is unmatched, and the general mood of the valley is festive. While some may worry the business of the season could detract from the experience, most people who have trekked in the fall would argue the contrary. Trekkers and locals alike enjoy the camaraderie of the fall season and even the busiest of times in the Khumbu are not that busy. You will find plenty of time for solitude and reflection, especially because we stay in small, quiet, and friendly lodges, travel with our own cooks, and take you to some of favorite places off the well-trodden paths.

With 25 years of experience in the Everest Region, Berg Adventures offers the best there is any time of year.

Upcoming Trip Dates:

  • October 8 – 31, 2011
  • April 22 – May 15, 2012
  • October 7 – 30, 2012

To learn more, visit the Everest Base Camp Trek home page or call our office at 403-609-4148.

Read about past trips in our Everest Base Camp dispatch archives.

Or follow along as we trek next month! Once our adventure begins we will post dispatches here.

Successful Expeditions Fall 2009

Tuesday, December 8th, 2009

October/November brought a fantastic fall season of expeditions for Berg Adventures in the Everest region as well as Ecuador. We had great routes, great weather, and great folks to hang out with. We were fortunate to be able to lead four expeditions in two months. The following are a few pictures of some of our highlights from the trips:

Wilderness Medicine Conference on the Trail to Everest Base Camp / Oct 01, 2009 – Oct 21, 2009

Wilderness Medicine Conference at Everest base camp photo
Wilderness Medicine Conference at Everest base camp photo
Wilderness Medicine Conference at Everest base camp photo
Wilderness Medicine Conference at Everest base camp photo
Wilderness Medicine Conference at Everest base camp photo

“I can’t conjure up enough superlatives to describe the trip. It was simply one of the best experiences of my life”. — Donald M.

Jamie Clarke’s Hanesbrands Pumori Expedition / Oct 10, 2009 – Nov 12, 2009

Jamie Clarke’s Hanesbrands Pumori Expedition photo
Jamie Clarke’s Hanesbrands Pumori Expedition photo

“Joints In Motion” CARE Team – Gokyo Trek / Nov 01, 2009 – Nov 19, 2009

Joints In Motion
Joints In Motion

“I wanted to thank you for all your work in putting together the Arthritis Joints in Motion trek to Goyko – it was superb…incredible – and Ang Temba was an amazing guide”. — George F.

Ecuador: Cayambe, Cotopaxi and Chimborazo / Nov 07, 2009 – Nov 22, 2009

Ecuador expedition photo
Ecuador expedition photo
Ecuador expedition photo

The Arthritis Society Has Started Their Trek to Gokyo

Thursday, November 5th, 2009

“Joints in Motion” CARE Team makes their way to Kathmandu, Nepal then flies to Lukla to start their incredible trek through the Khumbu Valley. Click here to learn more about the team and follow their challenging journey.