For more than twenty years, the Himalaya has been my second home. It’s where I’ve experienced some of the greatest challenges, highest highs and most meaningful moments of my life. This October, I’d love to share that experience with you.
I’m excited to announce my Signature Khumbu Expedition 2026, a journey through one of the most spectacular mountain regions on Earth. Whether your dream is to trek to Everest Base Camp or climb your first Himalayan peaks on Lobuche East (6,119m) and Island Peak (6,189m), this expedition has been designed to give you an unforgettable experience.
This isn’t just another commercial trek. It’s a chance to experience the Khumbu through my eyes. We’ll stay in some of my favourite lodges, visit places that have become like a second home over the many years I’ve spent in Nepal, and travel with the incredible support of Seven Summit Treks, one of the country’s most experienced expedition operators.
Throughout the expedition, I’ll be with you every step of the way, sharing everything I’ve learnt from climbing twelve 8,000-metre summits, six of them without supplemental oxygen. Whether it’s preparing for altitude, building confidence or simply sharing stories over dinner, I want this to be an experience that stays with you long after you return home.
If you’d like to learn more, I’d love you to join my free live online information session on August 16th. I’ll take you through the itinerary, explain what’s involved, discuss preparation and answer all of your questions.
Register for the live information session 👉 here
You can also download the full expedition brochure, which includes the complete itinerary, pricing, what’s included and everything you need to know before deciding whether this adventure is right for you.
Download the expedition brochure 👉 here
If you’ve ever imagined yourself standing beneath Everest, climbing your first Himalayan peak or simply experiencing the magic of Nepal with an experienced guide by your side, I’d love to welcome you on this journey.
I hope to see you in the Himalaya this October.
Always ascending,
Allie Pepper