North Peak Mountain Club

North Peak Mountain Club invites experienced hikers to summit the highest point of Aragats (4090 m). The journey starts from Geghadzor village with a truck transfer to Lake Rapi. After the ascent, the group will descend via the Gegharot trail to the base of the Eastern peak, followed by a truck transfer to Aragats village. Route details: • Distance: 12 km • Elevation gain: approx. 1200 m • Difficulty: challenging, rocky terrain without a clear trail Participation fee: 16,000 AMD. To register, call +37477981616 or +37443004090. Payment can be made via Idram (ID: 862140093) or bank transfer to Inecobank (2051060986551001, NAREK ANTONYAN).

We invite all mountain lovers to climb the highest peak of the Armenian Highland — Mount Ararat (5137 m / 5165 m) and take a sightseeing tour of Western Armenia. Ararat is considered a relatively accessible 5000+ peak, serving as an excellent introduction to high-altitude mountaineering. Itinerary: Day 1. Yerevan - border - Ani - Bayazet Departure from Yerevan early in the morning. After crossing the border, we will stop at Lake Childir, then visit Ani, the ancient capital of the Bagratid Kingdom. We will also stop at the Koghb salt mines before arriving in Bayazet. Overnight at a hotel. Day 2. First Camp (3200 m) Transfer from the hotel to 2200 m by off-road vehicles. A 4-5 hour hike with light backpacks to the first camp at 3200 m. Overnight in tents. Heavy luggage and camping gear are transported by horses throughout the trip. Day 3. Second Camp (4000 m) Ascent to the second camp at 4000 m. Overnight in tents. Day 4. Summit Day (5137 m) and descent. The ascent starts around 01:00 - 02:00 to reach the summit by morning. After photos and celebration, return to the 4000 m camp to rest, then descend to the base. Overnight at a hotel in Bayazet. Day 5. Bayazet - Kars - Yerevan After breakfast, visit Kars to see the Holy Apostles Church and Kars Fortress, followed by the return trip to Yerevan. Depending on weather conditions, an extra day on the mountain may be added at no additional cost. We will be accompanied by an experienced local guide, a cook, and a second guide during the ascent. Price includes: organization, all transfers, hotel accommodation (2 nights), all meals during the program, services of mountain guides and a cook, entrance fees, provision of tents, sleeping pads, and crampons, pack horses, and the climbing permit. Price does not include: visa fees, medical insurance, and personal expenses. Successful participants will receive a certificate from the North Peak Mountain Club and the Armenian Federation of Mountaineering and Mountain Tourism. Required gear: 2 backpacks (20-25L and 60-70L), trekking poles, thermal underwear, waterproof mountain boots and gear, warm clothing, winter hat, gloves, gaiters, spare clothes and shoes, sun protection, sleeping bag (comfort 0°C to -5°C), personal hygiene items, first aid kit, headlamp, 1L thermos, raincoat, and windbreaker. For registration and inquiries, call +37443004090 or +37493850385 (Viber, WhatsApp, Telegram). Registration is confirmed after full or partial payment.

North Peak Mountain Club invites experienced mountain lovers to climb the highest peak of Russia and Europe — Mount Elbrus (5642m) in 2026. The program lasts 7 days and 6 nights. Climbing Program: Day 1. Evening departure from Yerevan to cross the borders at night and avoid queues. Day 2. Arrival in Terskol (Kabardino-Balkaria), renting missing equipment, overnight at a hotel. Day 3. Departure to Azau, cable car ascent to 3850m. Acclimatization hike to Pastukhov Rocks (4700m). Return and overnight at the hotel. Day 4. Cable car to "Garabashi" station (3850m). Hike to "Priyut 11" shelter (4050m); heavy luggage moved by snowcat (ratrak). Acclimatization hike to "Kosaya Polka" (5100m). Overnight at "Priyut 11". Day 5. Rest day and snow-ice training: learning ice axe techniques and proper movement on ice/snow terrain. Day 6. At 00:00, start of the ascent to the West Summit of Elbrus (5642m). After the summit, return to the 4050m camp, rest, and descent to Terskol. Overnight at the hotel. Day 7. Departure to Yerevan. Day 8-9. Reserve days for bad weather (costs covered by the organizer). Included: Transport Yerevan - Terskol - Yerevan, hotel in Terskol (3 nights), food during the climb, breakfasts in Terskol and celebratory dinner, guide services (1 guide per 3-4 participants), shelter rental ("Priyut 11", 2 nights), ratrak for gear (ascent only), cable car tickets. Not included: Personal gear rental, meals in Terskol (except breakfast), mandatory insurance. Required gear: 2 backpacks (25L and 70L), trekking poles, thermal layers, professional mountain boots, membrane jacket/pants, fleece, hat, balaclava, gloves, crampons, ice axe, climbing harness, sun protection (cat 3-4), sleeping bag (comfort 0°C to -5°C), headlamp, thermos. Almost all equipment can be rented in Terskol. Registration is confirmed after full or partial payment. IDBank - 4318270000320737 INECOBANK - 2050078972621001 IDram - 154413248

North Peak Mountain Club invites experienced mountain enthusiasts to climb one of the most beautiful peaks in the Alps — the famous Matterhorn (4478 m) via the classic Hörnli ridge from the Swiss side. This route has a 3B (AD+) alpine difficulty rating, so only those with sufficient rock climbing training and experience can participate. Each group consists of a maximum of 4 participants and 2 guides. Itinerary: Day 1. Arrival in Zermatt. City walk, preparations for the ascent, overnight at a hotel. Participants arrive in Zermatt independently; organizers can assist with booking tickets. Day 2. Cable car to Schwarzsee station (2580 m). Hike to the Hornlihutte mountain hut at 3260 m (4.3 km hike). If time permits, we will scout a section of the climbing route. Day 3. Start at 05:00 for the summit of Matterhorn. The ascent usually takes 5-6 hours, and the descent to the hut takes about the same. The entire climb is done in rope teams with mutual insurance. Day 4. Reserve day for a second attempt or weather conditions. Descent to Zermatt. Day 5. Departure. Price includes: program organization, hotel in Zermatt (2 nights), 2 nights at Hornlihutte (with breakfast and dinner), cable car tickets, guide services, group technical equipment, and 2 days of practical training in Armenia. Required gear: 45-55L backpack, trekking poles, thermal clothing, professional mountain and trekking boots, membrane jacket and pants, warm clothing, gloves, crampons, ice axe, climbing harness, 4 carabiners, helmet, sun protection, sleeping bag liner, headlamp, thermos. Registration is confirmed after full or partial payment. Participants who successfully complete the ascent will receive a certificate.

North Peak Mountain Club invites experienced mountain lovers to climb the symbol of Georgia — Mount Kazbek (5033 m) in 2026. Program (6 days/5 nights): Day 1. Departure from Yerevan. Sightseeing along the way. Arrival in Stepantsminda, equipment rental, overnight stay in a guesthouse. Day 2. Morning transfer to Gergeti Trinity Church (2200 m), followed by a hike with light backpacks to the Meteo Station (3650 m). Heavy luggage will be transported by horses. Overnight at the Meteo Station. Day 3. Acclimatization climb to 4000 m, snow and ice training, rest at the station. Day 4. Ascent to the summit starts at 03:00. After photos and celebration, return to the Meteo Station for rest. Day 5. Descent to Gergeti Church, then by car to Stepantsminda. Heavy bags transported by horses. Overnight in the guesthouse. Day 6. Return to Yerevan. Day 7. Reserve day. Participation fee: 850 $ (equivalent in AMD). Price includes: - Comfortable transport Yerevan - Stepantsminda - Yerevan and local transfers to Gergeti - Guesthouse in Stepantsminda (2 nights with breakfast) - Food during the ascent, breakfasts, and a festive dinner in Stepantsminda - Guide services (ratio of 1 guide per 3-4 participants) - Meteo Station accommodation (3 nights) - Packhorses for heavy luggage - Group technical and kitchen equipment - Additional night and food if the reserve day is used Not included: - Personal equipment rental - Insurance (mandatory) - Meals in Stepantsminda (except breakfast and festive dinner) North Peak Mountain Club members receive a 10% discount. Successful climbers will receive a certificate approved by North Peak Club and the Armenian Mountaineering and Mountain Tourism Federation. Required gear: 2 backpacks (20-25L and 60-70L or duffle bag), trekking poles, thermal clothing, professional mountain boots, membrane jacket/pants, crampons, ice axe, climbing harness, 3 carabiners, helmet, sleeping bag (comfort 0°C to -5°C), headlamp, and sun protection. Registration is confirmed after full or partial payment of the tour cost.

We invite all mountain lovers to trek to the world's highest peak — the famous Everest Base Camp (5364 m). Throughout the program, we will be surrounded by Himalayan snow-capped giants, most of which exceed 6000 meters. Beyond the great peaks, we will see deep gorges, cozy valleys, fast-flowing mountain rivers, giant glaciers, and high-altitude Sherpa villages; visit ancient Buddhist temples and walk through the organized chaos of Kathmandu. The program is offered in 2 versions: - Option 1: Classic Everest Base Camp trek + ascent of Kala Patthar (5640 m) - 15 days - Option 2: Everest Base Camp trek via Gokyo Lakes + ascent of Gokyo Ri (5330 m) - 18 days Price includes: - Program organization and guide services - Transfers and Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathmandu domestic flights - Accommodation in a 3* hotel in Kathmandu and lodges during the trek - Three meals a day during the entire trek - Porter services (1 porter per 2 participants, max 25 kg) - All permits and taxes - Gala dinner in Kathmandu Price does not include: international airfare, visa, staff tips, personal gear, and travel insurance. Required gear: 2 backpacks (25L and 70L), trekking poles, thermal layers, trekking boots, professional mountain clothing, sleeping bag (comfort 0°C to -5°C), sun protection, headlamp. Registration is confirmed after full or partial payment.