Destinations

Elbrus South — Comfort Climb

• 9 days
• 5,642 m
• Moderate

The classic South route in 9 days with no heavy packs at altitude: stepped acclimatisation, a hut at 3,950 m and a reserve day for weather.

Next: 31 Oct

Elbrus South — Small Group (max 6)

• 9 days
• 5,642 m
• Moderate

The comfortable South climb in groups of up to six: 1 instructor per 3 climbers, a hotel in the Elbrus area and a cook at the high-altitude hut.

Next: 8 May

Elbrus North — Tent Expedition

• 10 days
• 5,621 m
• Challenging

Climb Elbrus from the quiet north side, entirely on foot: tent camps, no lifts and the original first-ascent route to the East summit (5,621 m).

Next: 26 May

Elbrus North — Comfort Cabins

• 10 days
• 5,621 m
• Challenging

The quiet North route with a roof over your head: cabins with beds and hot showers, meals cooked by chefs, then an all-on-foot climb to the East summit (5,621 m).

Next: 26 May

Elbrus East — Irik-Chat Gorge Expedition

• 12 days
• 5,621 m
• Challenging

A 12-day wilderness trek to Elbrus's East summit (5,621 m) through the wild Irik-Chat gorge: no lifts, no roads, just mountains, glaciers and tent camps.

Next: 19 Jun

Elbrus West-to-South Traverse

• 10 days
• 5,642 m
• Demanding

Our hardest Elbrus route: up the undeveloped western slope to the 5,642 m West summit, on to the East summit (5,621 m) and down the South side.

Next: 26 Jun

Elbrus Cross — North-to-South Double Summit

• 11 days
• 5,642 m
• Demanding

Climb Elbrus from the north, sleep on the 5,379 m saddle, summit both the East and West peaks and descend the South side: the “Cross of Elbrus”.

Next: 12 Jun

Elbrus Elite — Master of Sport Guide

• 10 days
• 5,642 m
• Moderate

Elbrus from the south with a Master of Sport guide: 4★ hotel, comfortable LeapRus hut, light packs and 1 guide per 3 climbers.

Next: 1 May

Elbrus VIP — All-Inclusive Climb

• 10 days
• 5,642 m
• Moderate

All-inclusive VIP climb of Elbrus from the south: single rooms in 4–5★ hotels, premium gear provided, 1 guide per 2 climbers, individual transfers.

Next: 24 Jul

Elbrus South — Tents & Own Loads

• 11 days
• 5,642 m
• Challenging

The South route on foot, with tents and a full rucksack: no cable cars up, camps in the wild, a classic summit push and our lowest price.

Next: 22 May

Elbrus Winter & New Year Climb

• 11 days
• 5,642 m
• Challenging

A winter Elbrus climb with no heavy packs: heated hut, 3 reserve days, daily oxygen-saturation checks and no more than 3 climbers per guide.

Next: 26 Dec · 2 seats left

Elbrus Eco Tour — Clean-Up & Climb

• 10 days
• 5,642 m
• Challenging

Climb Elbrus at a very low price and give something back: collect litter in the mountains while you acclimatise, then go to the summit with professional guides.

Next: 15 May

Elbrus in One Day — Climb with Oxygen

• 1 day
• 5,642 m
• Moderate

The fastest way up Elbrus: no multi-day acclimatisation, a night in the hut, oxygen equipment and a snowcat ride, with a mountaineering instructor for every two climbers.

Elbrus South — Private Climb

• 9 days
• 5,642 m
• Moderate

Your own dates and your own instructor: the comfortable 9-day South climb, one-to-one, with gear rental, hotel and transfers included.

Elbrus Intro + Irik-Chat Gorge Trek

• 3 days
• 3,847 m
• Easy

A relaxed 3-day introduction to Elbrus: cable cars to 3,847 m, a night in a hotel, then an easy trek into the Irik-Chat gorge with a night in tents.

Next: 26 Jun · 1 seat left

NP-1 Mountaineering School: Beginner Course

• 11 days
• 3,742 m
• Moderate

An 11-day beginner mountaineering course in the Elbrus area: rope, rock, ice and snow skills, finishing with a grade 1B ascent of Viatau and the “Alpinist of Russia” badge.

Next: 12 Jul

NP-1 Mountaineering School + Elbrus Climb

• 16 days
• 5,642 m
• Challenging

Learn mountaineering from scratch in the Adyl-Su gorge, climb Viatau (3,742 m), then put it to use on Elbrus (5,642 m) in a single 16-day programme.

Next: 12 Jul

Kazbek South — Tent Expedition

• 9 days
• 5,033 m
• Challenging

Climb Kazbek (5,033 m) from the Georgian side: Gergeti glacier, tent camps, full acclimatisation and a night summit push. No border-zone permit.

Next: 5 Jun

Kazbek South — Comfort, Horses & Huts

• 9 days
• 5,033 m
• Challenging

Kazbek (5,033 m) from Georgia without heavy packs: horses carry your kit, you sleep in a 4★ hotel, a mountain hut and cottages — no tents. 1 guide per 3.

Next: 8 Jun

Kazbek North — Russian-Side Expedition

• 9 days
• 5,033 m
• Demanding

Kazbek (5,033 m) the wild way, from the Russian side: thermal springs, glacier camps and a night summit push. Tents only; border-zone permit required.

Next: 17 Jun

Kazbek + Elbrus — Double Summit

• 13 days
• 5,642 m
• Demanding

Two Caucasus giants in one trip: Kazbek (5,033 m) from Georgia with tents, then Elbrus West (5,642 m) by the classic southern route.

Next: 5 Jun

Kazbek + Elbrus — Comfort Double Summit

• 13 days
• 5,642 m
• Demanding

Kazbek (5,033 m) and Elbrus West (5,642 m) in one trip, with no tents and no heavy packs: horses, hotels, mountain huts and cable cars. 1 guide per 3.

Next: 8 Jun

Kazbek North + Elbrus South: Two Summits

• 13 days
• 5,642 m
• Demanding

Two Caucasus giants in one trip: Kazbek (5,033 m) from the Russian side for acclimatisation, then Elbrus West (5,642 m) by the classic South route.

Next: 17 Jun

Belukha Climb via Delone Pass

• 11 days
• 4,509 m
• Demanding

Technical 11-day ascent of Belukha (4,509 m), the highest peak of Altai, via the Akkem valley and the Delone pass. Grade 4A, tent camps, 1 instructor per 2 climbers.

Next: 18 Jul

Altai Trek to Belukha

• 10 days
• 3,060 m
• Moderate

Ten days in Siberian wilderness: Kucherla lake, the Karatyurek pass and the turquoise Akkem lake beneath the north face of Belukha.