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10 August 2011
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Everest Base Camp trek and Pokhalde peak climb part of youth event
The UIAA Global Youth Summit is holding a unique event in Nepal in September which will include a trek to Everest Base Camp and meetings with prominent Nepalese climbers.
The Global Youth Summit Year of Asia event is a unique opportunity to share the Himalayas with experts including the Nepal women’s record Everest team, ECO Everest expedition leader Dawa Steven Sherpa and mountain medicine experts of the Himalayan Rescue Association.
The trek takes in some of the world's most famous mountain scenery passing Ama Dablam on route to Everest Base Camp and its spectacular ‘horseshoe’ of Everest, Lhotse and Nuptse.
The aim of the trek is manifold:
- Set new rock routes and boulder problems
- Take part in high altitude and youth lecture – Himalayan Rescue Association
- Trek with some of Nepal’s top Sherpas including members of women’s record Everest team
- Discover ice climbing in Asia and how to organize ice climbing events
- Take part in an ecological action and school visit on route
- Contribute to mountaineering and mountain communities in Nepal
- Exchange mountaineering and climbing know-how
This UIAA Global Youth Summit (GYS) event is supported by the North Face (Nepal), ARISF, UIAA Youth, Himalayan Rescue Association and endorsed by the Nepal Mountaineering Association. Asian Trekking Ltd is providing two free places.
The GYS is the name for UIAA Youth Events that promote peace and cooperation between countries and the protection of the environment. They centre on certain themes, including crag development, local ethics and traditions, improving individual performance and environmental awareness. More information on GYS events is available here.
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