Mount Denali Expedition

Conquer the Highest Peak in North America – A True Mountaineering Challenge!

Mount Denali, standing tall at 6,190m (20,310ft), is the highest peak in North America and one of the most challenging climbs in the world. Situated in the rugged wilderness of Alaska, this expedition is designed for experienced mountaineers seeking the ultimate test of endurance, skill, and perseverance.

The Denali climb requires navigating extreme weather conditions, deep crevasses, and steep inclines while being self-sufficient for up to three weeks. The ascent follows the classic West Buttress Route, offering breathtaking views of vast glaciers, icy ridges, and the untamed beauty of Denali National Park.

With professional guides, carefully planned acclimatization, and top-tier logistics, this expedition provides the best possible chance to reach the summit. The journey begins in Talkeetna, Alaska, where climbers undergo gear checks and safety briefings before flying into the Kahiltna Glacier Base Camp. From there, teams gradually ascend through camps, carefully adapting to the high-altitude conditions.

This is not just an expedition—it’s a test of resilience, a journey through one of the most remote landscapes on Earth, and an experience that will stay with you forever.

Why Join This Expedition?

✔ Ultimate Mountaineering Challenge – Tackle one of the "Seven Summits"
✔ Breathtaking Views – Experience untouched Alaskan wilderness
✔ Expert Guidance – Led by certified high-altitude mountaineering professionals
✔ Comprehensive Logistics – All permits, food, and equipment arranged

Day 1: Arrival in Talkeetna, Alaska

• Meet your expedition team
• Final gear check and expedition briefing

Day 2: Flight to Kahiltna Glacier Base Camp (2,200m)

• Scenic flight over Denali National Park
• Establish base camp and review safety protocols

Day 3-4: Acclimatization and Load Carrying to Camp 1 (2,400m)

• Load ferrying to adjust to altitude
• Crevasse rescue training

Day 5-7: Move to Camp 2 (3,350m) – Motorcycle Hill Ascent

• Cross the Kahiltna Glacier
• Ascend the challenging Motorcycle Hill

Day 8-10: Establish Camp 3 (4,350m) – The Basin Camp

• Climb Squirrel Hill and Windy Corner
• Rest and acclimatization day

Day 11-13: Ascend to High Camp (5,200m)

• Steep ascent via fixed ropes on Headwall
• Set up camp before summit push

**Day 14-16: Summit Attempt (6,190m) – The Ultimate Climb

• Traverse the Autobahn to Denali Pass
• Final push to the summit ridge and peak
• Celebrate the breathtaking views from the highest point in North America

Day 17-18: Descent to Base Camp

• Retrace the route back to Kahiltna Glacier
• Fly back to Talkeetna

Day 19-21: Contingency Days and Departure

• Buffer days for bad weather
• Celebrate with a farewell dinner

✔ Expedition permits and national park fees
✔ Professional guides and mountaineering experts
✔ Round-trip bush flight to Kahiltna Glacier Base Camp
✔ High-quality tents, ropes, cooking equipment
✔ All meals during the expedition
✔ Team communication devices (satellite phone)
✔ Pre-expedition training session

✖ International airfare to/from Alaska
✖ Personal climbing gear (can be rented)
✖ Travel and evacuation insurance (mandatory)
✖ Tips and personal expenses