OAT Nepal Expedition
This fall, the OAT team is trekking the Manaslu Circuit and climbing Larke Peak in the Himalayas. Here's everything you need to know about the trip.
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20,502 ft
This October, we're heading to Nepal to trek the Manaslu Circuit, a route that circumnavigates Manaslu, the eighth-highest mountain in the world. Over 17 days on the trail, we'll move from lowland river valleys up through remote mountain villages, and along the way we'll climb Larke Peak (20,502 ft).
We've partnered with Magical Nepal to explore future OAT trips to the Himalayas. Our long-term goal is to share these routes and adventures with our community.
Our insights from the field will be directly applied to our programs and coaching, and will go into new resources on training for high-altitude trekking and mountaineering. We'll debrief the full expedition at our November 30 community meeting.
What to Expect
Programs are open
OAT is fully operational. You can still sign up for any program and start training anytime.
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Calls resume November 18
Want to talk it through first? You can book a Strategy Session for November 18 or later now.
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Track our route in real time as we trek the Manaslu Circuit, and stay in the loop with stories and photos from the adventure.
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Live GPS Tracking
Manaslu trek begins October 24.
Nepal Flood Relief
A Dollar for Every Meter
On August 26th, a flash flood tore through Nepal's Rasuwa district and the areas downstream. As we prepare for our October climb of Larke Peak and the Manaslu circuit, we want this trip to help support Nepal through this disaster.
Our goal is $6,249, to provide urgent relief and long-term recovery support to communities impacted.
All donations go directly through GlobalGiving's Nepal Flood Relief Fund.
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Questions?
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We're on expedition in the Himalayas from October 17 to November 14, so replies may be slower than usual. Send us a message anytime and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.