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2023 Summer Camp REGISTRATION is open now! Summer Camp Themes 2023 Welcome to Tree Frog Treks Summer Camp! Our award-winning program is one of the best ways to enjoy summer sun and have fun outside in San Francisco. Your campers will spend every day hiking with our expert team of naturalists, exploring science and nature, art and music, and making new friends. Our programming includes wild science experiments and live animal encounters with our collection of rescued reptiles, amphibians and more. Our camps are located in 5 different parks around the city so that you can Bike, Muni or Walk daily. During each session, we may travel by chartered bus, or Muni, to sites of inquiry around the bay area, splashing in the water, digging in the dirt, and walking among the trees. There are field trips scheduled during most sessions, some of which may be outside of San Francisco using chartered bus transportation. These trips will be indicated within each registration link and may change due to unforeseen circumstances. Explore our curriculum themes, locations and find the right sessions for you. Get out and Get Dirty with Tree Frog Treks! Let’s BE Super-Natural Sherlock Biomes – Flora, Fauna and Fun-gi! Carry your spyglass and become a “super sleuth.” Using your P.O.O. powers (powers of observation), find out “who done it?” What animals, plants or geological processes are responsible for what we find in the natural world. The FBIs are at large! Let’s investigate Fungus Bacteria and I...

Trekking Camp Nepal is one of the pioneer adventure travel company and well-established trekking company in Nepal which has built a reputed image among mountaineering expedition teams, trekking peak climbers, trekkers for long and short period all over the south Asian region and Tibet/China. We are established in 1991 and well recognized by Government of Nepal. Our Services Why Trekking Camp Nepal • Best Selection of Trips Numerous selected trips offer multiple options for you which to choose. • Best Price Guarantee For all the trips, we guarantee that you will get the competitive price. • Expert Assistance We have been assisting travelers and trekkers for years that have made us expert to assist. • Guaranteed Departures After booking, the departures are guaranteed on the given dates.

The Everest Base Camp trek is on many travellers’ bucket lists, and for good reason. The there-and-back route takes adventurous trekkers to the foot of Mount Everest (called Sagamartha in Nepali and Chomolungma in Tibetan), which is the highest mountain on earth. To actually reach the summit of Mount Everest is a legendary feat, which demands huge sacrifices. At 5,600 meters, Base Camp is no joke, but it does offer a much more achievable goal for people from all walks of life, who still want a glimpse of the world’s highest peak. In fact, the Everest Base Camp trek has become so well-known that there has been controversy in recent years about trekker “traffic jams,” littering, and potential limits on numbers of trekkers permitted per year. Coronavirus and Everest Despite its ultra remote location and bounty of fresh air, the Everest region was still impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. In March 2020, both China and Nepal closed their borders and canceled the 2020 Everest climbing season. In November 2020, Nepal reopened borders to trekkers in a very limited capacity. While most non-citizens still cannot enter the country, trekkers can now seek prior approval and special permits via their trekking company for the spring 2021 trekking season. Stay up to date with current travel restrictions by checking your country’s travel advice. What's it like trekking to Everest Base Camp? Aside from breathtaking scenery, travellers to the region can experience unique local culture by v...

UPDATED: This blog was originally published on February 18, 2015. Sure, you can turn up at the foot of Without at least some pre-trip training, or a good basic level of fitness, trekking is hard work. Let’s be real – it’s hard work anyway. The toll for a great trek is paid in sweat. Sore calves and aching quads are badges of honour, with blisters and lost toenails marks of pride. But in return, you get some of the most untouched, pristine and jaw-dropping scenery on the planet. And you know what? The more you train for your epic hike, the easier it’ll be. Photo by Kieran Wallace And you don’t have to be an Iron Woman/Man to climb to 1. Start walking now (it’s never too early to start training) This may seem like the most obvious step to start with (pardon the pun), but you’d be surprised how many people don’t do it. The best way to prepare for a really long walk? Do some really long walks. You should start with small-ish distances and work up to the length you’ll be trekking on your trip. When you start your training, leave a day in between each walk to let your body recover. But as your body gets fitter, try to do back-to-back sessions each day – it’ll help build your stamina for the relentless nature of a ten-day trek, where you won’t have the luxury of rest days. Ideally, you want to be able to walk 4-6 hours – comfortably – before you leave. CHECK OUT OUR RANGE OF SMALL GROUP HIKING ADVENTURES HERE 2. Make leg-based cardio part of your routine… As well as doing long wa...

Taking in mountain monasteries, mighty glaciers and up-close views of the world’s highest peak, the trek to At the height of the trekking season, dozens of flights drop in daily to the precariously balanced airstrip at Lukla, starting point for the two-week trek to the mountaineers’ camp at the foot of Mt Everest – or Sagarmatha, as it’s known in Nepal. Along the route, an efficient production line has been established to deliver trekkers to their destination, with lodges offering hot showers, internet access, mobile phone charging, apple-pie desserts and bottled beer. It’s a business that has brought prosperity to mountain communities, but at a cost to the pristine environment of the Himalaya. The good news is that travelers can do a lot to make their trek to Everest Base Camp more sustainable. Here's how. Help ease the traffic to Everest Base Camp by seeking out a less-traveled route © Afriandi / Getty Images Take a less-crowded route to ease the traffic Photos of the The crowds have created huge demand for resources, and significant problems with rubbish. Discarded plastic water bottles and food wrappers dot the landscape and hillsides stand denuded of trees, stripped to provide firewood to heat meals and water for the trekking masses. It’s a sad state of affairs for You could always trek elsewhere, but you can also ease the pressure on the Everest region by following You can link them all on the spectacular and challenging Three Passes trek, and there’s plenty you can ...

Having taken over 8,000 children trekking in the Himalayas over the past decade, we have seen that just one exposure to a trek can change a child’s entire outlook and approach to life. On the trekking summer camp, children go on a trekking adventure and climb a high summit in the Himalayas. Over the period of 10 days, they trek from camp to camp — backpacks on their shoulders, trekking poles in their hands — and explore the outdoors at close quarters. Not only do they go on a trek, but the program is also designed to impart rare life skills. We bring these learnings through methods of experiential learning. These life skills are otherwise difficult to imbibe in regular school life. So if your child is between the ages of 8-16, this is an adventure you want to send them on. You will see recognisable changes in them, lasting all the way into their adulthood. Join the Whatsapp group Join the Whatsapp group to interact with other parents and get answers to your questions about Summer Camps - Live Webinar to be part of We noticed many parents are excited about sending their children to the trekking summer camps with us. However, they also have many questions. This is why we are hosting our third LIVE webinar on this topic. Fill out the form below and join us to ask all your questions! Register for Indiahikes Chaperone To Travel With Your Child For Onward Journey (From Bangalore / Mumbai) If you are unable to bring your child till Delhi airport, you may send your child along wit...

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2023 Summer Camp REGISTRATION is open now! Summer Camp Themes 2023 Welcome to Tree Frog Treks Summer Camp! Our award-winning program is one of the best ways to enjoy summer sun and have fun outside in San Francisco. Your campers will spend every day hiking with our expert team of naturalists, exploring science and nature, art and music, and making new friends. Our programming includes wild science experiments and live animal encounters with our collection of rescued reptiles, amphibians and more. Our camps are located in 5 different parks around the city so that you can Bike, Muni or Walk daily. During each session, we may travel by chartered bus, or Muni, to sites of inquiry around the bay area, splashing in the water, digging in the dirt, and walking among the trees. There are field trips scheduled during most sessions, some of which may be outside of San Francisco using chartered bus transportation. These trips will be indicated within each registration link and may change due to unforeseen circumstances. Explore our curriculum themes, locations and find the right sessions for you. Get out and Get Dirty with Tree Frog Treks! Let’s BE Super-Natural Sherlock Biomes – Flora, Fauna and Fun-gi! Carry your spyglass and become a “super sleuth.” Using your P.O.O. powers (powers of observation), find out “who done it?” What animals, plants or geological processes are responsible for what we find in the natural world. The FBIs are at large! Let’s investigate Fungus Bacteria and I...

The Everest Base Camp trek is on many travellers’ bucket lists, and for good reason. The there-and-back route takes adventurous trekkers to the foot of Mount Everest (called Sagamartha in Nepali and Chomolungma in Tibetan), which is the highest mountain on earth. To actually reach the summit of Mount Everest is a legendary feat, which demands huge sacrifices. At 5,600 meters, Base Camp is no joke, but it does offer a much more achievable goal for people from all walks of life, who still want a glimpse of the world’s highest peak. In fact, the Everest Base Camp trek has become so well-known that there has been controversy in recent years about trekker “traffic jams,” littering, and potential limits on numbers of trekkers permitted per year. Coronavirus and Everest Despite its ultra remote location and bounty of fresh air, the Everest region was still impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. In March 2020, both China and Nepal closed their borders and canceled the 2020 Everest climbing season. In November 2020, Nepal reopened borders to trekkers in a very limited capacity. While most non-citizens still cannot enter the country, trekkers can now seek prior approval and special permits via their trekking company for the spring 2021 trekking season. Stay up to date with current travel restrictions by checking your country’s travel advice. What's it like trekking to Everest Base Camp? Aside from breathtaking scenery, travellers to the region can experience unique local culture by v...

• Trip Styles • Main Trip Styles • Guided Backpacking Treks • Basecamp Hiking Tours • Inn-based Hiking Tours • Stock/Porter Assisted • Guided Llama Treks • Hut to Hut Trekking Tours • Day Hike Tours • Ski/Snowshoe Tours • Hikes By Season • Spring Hiking Trips • Summer Hiking Trips • Fall Hiking Trips • Winter Hiking Trips • More Categories • Discounted Hiking Tours • Newly Added Hikes • Family Friendly Trips • Women’s Adventure Trips • Guides Choice Trips • Best Beginner Backpacking Trips • Intrepid Walking Tours • Private Hiking Tours • National Park Hiking Tours • • Destinations • USA Hiking Vacations • • Alaska • Denali National Park • The Kenai Peninsula • Arizona • Grand Canyon National Park • Sedona Red Rock Country • California • Yosemite National Park • Sequoia-Kings Canyon Nat’l Parks • Death Valley • Joshua Tree National Park • High Sierra Backpacking • Lassen Volcanic Nat’l Park • The Lost Coast • Trinity Alps Wilderness • • Colorado • Rocky Mountain Nat’l Park • Flat Tops Wilderness • Maine • Acadia National Park • Montana / Wyoming • Yellowstone National Park • The Tetons • Wind River Range Hiking Tours • Jackson Hole Area • Absaroka-Beartooths Hiking Tours • New Hampshire • The White Mountains • North Carolina • Great Smoky Mountains • The Asheville Area • • Oregon • Mount Hood • Utah • Zion National Park • Bryce Canyon Nat’l Park • Arches National Park • Canyonlands National Park • Capitol Reef National Park • Grand Staircase Hiking Tours • Paria Slot Canyon...