Personalized choices
General practices
If you have a healthy appetite for adventure and want to conquer more than one peak in the same location, or perhaps at a newly discovered location - then this choice would best suit you.
We have two options in the personalized guided course for you:
1. Mix of different peak in the same location
2. Unclimbed peak project
Mix and match
If time is on your side and your appetite for peak bagging is strong - one peak may not be enough for you. In the same location, there are several peaks - Balangshan, and Yajiagen for example. We can tailor a mix of different peaks suiting your needs or requirements.
Why might this option be good for you?
- You have the choice of doing more than one peak in the same area and maximizing your trip experience with rest days in between
- You can move up in difficulty from one climb to another
- You can experience different types of climbing in a short period
Unclimbed Peak Project
The one great things about China is that the number of unclimbed peaks is numerous. Every year we have at least one trip that involves staking our claim in the number of climbale peaks on offer.
This includes logistics and planning the process from scratch.
Why choose this experience?
- Have your name cemented in China's alpine history
- Document the whole journey - a dedicated cameracrew will follow and film the whole experience
- Name the peak after yourself, your company, or anything special to you
- Gain experience form a dedicated guide team of at least two personal guides taking you on the journey
- Broadcast to the world about the journey and acheivement
Take a look at the Changchun peak unclimbed project below!
Changchun (Eternal Spring) Peak 2021
From the journey to the established peak
If you takre a look at our Beginner Mounatineering Course - you will see the name Changchun/Eternal Spring peak as the location. In fact, this peak, that we use for our course was never climbed until 2021 as part of our unclimbed peak project.
Mr. Changchun (Charlie) who the mountain is named after decided that he wanted the opportunity to climb an unknown peak in China. A real adventure and break away from the routine in his life - following a passion for the outdoors.
Some details of the climb
The team
Setting up camps
The climb
Climber: Guo Changchun/Charlie
Guides: Jon Otto; Zhousong
Cameraman: Ken
The climb
Setting up camps
The climb
Steep snowfields, glaciers, and all round navigating as they moved their way up!
Setting up camps
Setting up camps
Setting up camps
It isn't always easy to find a stable place to set up camp, this climb included a base camp and C1.
The route
Certification
Setting up camps
Navigating up the ridge and planning the logistics of travel
The peak
Certification
Certification
A successful climb to the peak at 5482m. Claiming his name in Chinese Alpine History.
Certification
Certification
Certification
Certification from the Sichuan Mountaineering Association.
