Great Himalaya Trail

30/09/2024

Hey GHT friends! There’s a GHTer who needs a bit of a helping hand - please consider supporting William through his go fund me:

I have set out to hike across India and Nepal. My goal is to hike fr… William Sommerville needs your support for Support the Epic Hike Across India and Nepal

26/09/2024

Two tennis stars go hiking with their luxury handbags??? I guess everyone needs some mountain time 😂🤣😂🤣😂

07/08/2024

We're Making Progress and despite being small, we're serious about our impacts. Check out our ESG impact report for 2023-24 and feel free to reach out and ask questions.
The bottom line:
People and Places Scorecard = 8% improvement
Climate and Planet Scorecard = 25% improvement
Governance Scorecard = no improvement

06/08/2024

Want to trek the whole GHT across India, Bhutan and Nepal? Jérémy Bigé does and this is him getting ready to start!

Entre début août et fin novembre 2024, je vais essayer de rallier à pied le Cachemire indien à l'Ouest népalais. Rendez-vous sur Instagram pour su...

09/07/2024

9th July, 2024
It is with great sadness that we share the news of Trevor's passing while paragliding in Spiti, Northern India. He was an adventurous spirit who loved the mountains, the GHT and we are sure he is flying high among them still.
Rest in peace.

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12/03/2024

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