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Trekking inspiration, practical guides and training for your next big adventure.
From your first multi-day trek to your next mountain challenge.
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A clear plan you can follow yourself.
An 8-week self-guided programme with Base and Summit tracks. Build strength and endurance with clear sessions in FITR.
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Find your next adventure.
Explore the routes, the places and what to expect along the way.
NepalEverest Base Camp
Everest Base Camp is a non-technical trek through Nepal’s Khumbu: Himalayan scale, repeated walking days and serious high-altitude demands.
Duration12–14 trekking daysDifficultyStrenuousSee the guide
TanzaniaKilimanjaro
A non-technical high-altitude trek to 5,895 m, Kilimanjaro demands sustained uphill travel, smart acclimatisation and durability for summit night.
Duration5–9+ daysDifficultyStrenuousSee the guide
France · Italy · SwitzerlandTour du Mont Blanc
The Tour du Mont Blanc is a non-technical alpine circuit through France, Italy and Switzerland: long climbs, steep descents and a different valley almost every day.
Duration7–12 daysDifficultyStrenuousSee the guide
New ZealandMilford Track
Four days, 53.5 km and one big day over Mackinnon Pass. Here is what it asks of your legs, what the rain does, and how to train for it.
Duration4 daysDifficultyModerateSee the guide
Inspiration, answers and ideas for the trail.
Get to know the places you could go, learn something useful and find guidance for your next adventure.
Alta Via 1
A hut-to-hut crossing of the Dolomites from Lago di Braies to Belluno. The classic 12-stage line rewards steady legs and good judgement; its remote southern finish is more technical than many shortened itineraries.
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Kepler Track
A 60 km Fiordland Great Walk loop through alpine ridgelines, beech forest and lakes: what it demands and how to train for it.
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How Hard Are the New Zealand Great Walks? Ranked Easiest to Hardest
The New Zealand Great Walks ranked easiest to hardest, with distance, days, high point, what makes each hard, how to choose and what to train.
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Strength Training for Hiking at Home: No Gym Required
Build hiking strength at home with bodyweight, a secure backpack or bands. Choose equipment, follow two complete sessions and progress safely.
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How Much to Eat and Drink on a Hike (Hour by Hour)
How often to eat on a long hike, a realistic six-hour food plan and how to carry enough safe water without forcing a fixed drinking target.
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Pack Training & Load Management
How pack weight affects your body, a percentage-based way to build carrying capacity, and how to progress load safely.
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The people behind Peaksted.
Meet Nathan and Lauren
Nathan Gee
Co-founder and coachSports science, practical coaching and a love of days out on the trails.
Lauren Jones
Co-founder and content leadThe other half of Peaksted, bringing its guides and stories together.
