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Gondogoro Peak (5,600 m) and K2 Base Camp via Gondogoro La

Duration21 days
Max altitudeAbout 5,600 m (Gondogoro Peak)
DifficultyStrenuous
Best seasonJune to August
Start and endIslamabad to Islamabad
PriceOn request
Trip overview

Gondogoro Peak (5,600 m) and K2 Base Camp via Gondogoro La

Climb Gondogoro Peak (about 5,600 m), cross Gondogoro La from the Hushe side and walk to K2 Base Camp, then out along the whole Baltoro Glacier. A grand traverse of the Karakoram with a summit.

Best for: Fit trekkers with basic crampon skills

Highlights

  • Summit Gondogoro Peak with views of four 8,000 m peaks
  • Cross Gondogoro La (5,585 m) from Hushe
  • Visit Concordia and K2 Base Camp
  • Walk out along the full Baltoro Glacier
Gondogoro Peak (about 5,600 m) rises above the Gondogoro Glacier near Gondogoro La. It is a non technical snow summit and a perfect acclimatisation climb before crossing the pass. On this trip we start from Hushe, the home of our team, walk up the green Gondogoro valley to Khuspang below Laila Peak, climb Gondogoro Peak for a view of K2, Broad Peak, the Gasherbrums and Masherbrum, then cross Gondogoro La (5,585 m) to Concordia and K2 Base Camp, and walk out along the Baltoro Glacier to Askole.
1Departure/Return LocationInternational Airport, Islamabad
2Mountain Range: KarakoramRegion: Hushe and Baltoro, Gilgit Baltistan
3Elevation: About 5,600 m (Gondogoro Peak)Best Time: June to August
4Duration: 21 DaysZone: Restricted
Services Include:
Airport pick up and drop off in Islamabad
Hotel in Islamabad on bed and breakfast as per itinerary
Hotel in Skardu on full board as per itinerary
Domestic flights Islamabad to Skardu and back (road travel by private vehicle if flights are cancelled)
All jeep transport as per itinerary
Trekking permit and national park fees
Experienced English speaking trekking guide
Cook and kitchen team
Porters to carry your bag (up to 20 kg) and all camp equipment
All meals during the trek
Sleeping tents, dining tent, kitchen tent and toilet tent with mattresses
Wages, food, equipment and insurance for all staff and porters
First aid kit
Garbage management
Climbing guide and fixed ropes for Gondogoro Peak and Gondogoro La
International flights to and from Islamabad
Pakistan visa fee
Travel, medical and helicopter rescue insurance
Lunch and dinner in Islamabad
Personal trekking gear, sleeping bag and clothing
Extra hotel nights or meals caused by early return, flight delays or road closures
Excess baggage on domestic flights
Drinks, laundry, phone calls and other personal expenses
Tips for guides, cooks and porters
Anything not listed under included services

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    Gondogoro Peak (5,600 m) and K2 Base Camp via Gondogoro La: frequently asked questions

    How high is Gondogoro Peak?

    About 5,600 m. Some sources give about 5,650 m.

    Is Gondogoro Peak technical?

    It is a snow climb with some steep sections. Basic crampon and ice axe skills are enough; we teach them at Khuspang.

    Why start from Hushe?

    You acclimatise in the green Gondogoro valley and climb Gondogoro Peak before the pass, which makes the crossing safer.

    How long is it?

    21 days from Islamabad to Islamabad.

    Do I need a permit for this trek?

    Discover Karakoram arranges any trekking permit and national park fees needed. We need a copy of your passport and visa in advance.

    Do I need insurance?

    Yes. You need travel insurance that covers trekking at high altitude, medical treatment and helicopter rescue.

    How much does the Gondogoro Peak and K2 trek cost?

    Prices are on request and depend on group size and services. Contact us on WhatsApp +92 355 5733499 or by email for a quote.

    Can I join a group or go private?

    Both. We run private treks on your dates and can add you to a group when one is planned.