Innovative Ascents
List Trips
Looking for something new? We are passionate about exploring mountains that you may never have never heard of. We always try to offer more than anyone else.
We are driven to seek out new mountaineering objectives where few people go and to make first ascents. Most of the following expeditions are either unique to Jagged Globe, are new trips or the aim is to make first ascents (for example, Nubra First Ascents and Greenland Mountaineer).Read more about Innovative Ascents »
Antisana
Antisana is a rarely climbed peak in a remote and interesting part of Ecuador. This 13-day itinerary includes acclimatisation ascents of Rucu Pichincha (4,650m), Corazon (4,788m) and Iliniza Norte (5,126m) and is suitable for Alpinists with previous experience on routes of PD/Scottish II or above.
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from £3,645.00 from £2,545.00 Deposit £350.00Duration
13 NightsRegion
South America
Colombia Explorer
Jagged Globe has been running expeditions and treks to Colombia since 2011. Working together with our same in-country team, this new trip visits some of the most interesting and varied National Parks in the country, coffee farms and the famous Lost City of the Tayrona deep in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains.
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from £5,495.00 from £3,995.00 Deposit £350.00Duration
17 NightsRegion
South America
Colombia Volcanoes
Trek and climb in the heart of Colombia. Our new itinerary visits the Los Nevados National Park to climb the summits of Nevado Santa Isabel (4,985m) and Tolima (5,221m).
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from £5,195.00 from £3,995.00 Deposit £350.00Duration
14 NightsRegion
South America
Dhaulagiri Circuit
The Dhaulagiri Circuit could equally be described as an expedition, with the crossing of the French Col (5,300m) being notoriously weather prone and serious. On this demanding trek, one of the finest in Nepal, there is also the option to climb Dhampus Peak (6,060m).
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from £4,895.00 from £3,595.00 Deposit £350.00Duration
20 NightsRegion
Nepal
Dhaulagiri VII
Dhaulagiri VII is probably the 'easiest' and most objectively-safe 7,000m peak in Nepal. It is still a serious undertaking and would provide excellent preparation for those who want to climb Everest or other 8,000m peaks in the future.
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from £10,995.00 from £9,995.00 Deposit £450.00Duration
31 NightsRegion
Nepal
Dzo Jongo Summits
This expedition to Northern India aims to climb Dzo Jongo East (6,096m), a technically straightfoward peak that is accessible from the ancient city of Leh, the capital of Ladakh.
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from £3,795.00 from £2,895.00 Deposit £350.00Duration
17 NightsRegion
India
Greenland Mountaineer
Greenland is a country of superlatives; a land where the massive glaciers that flow off an icecap are second in scale only to Antarctica fringe. On this expedition we aim to explore and climb on this vast chain of mountains running over 2500km down the east coast.
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from £6,995.00 from £6,495.00 Deposit £650.00Duration
15 NightsRegion
The Cold Regions
Himlung Himal
Himlung Himal is rapidly becoming one of the most frequently climbed 7,000m peaks in Nepal. The mountain is located north of Manaslu, right next to the Tibetan border. Summits in 2023.
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from £9,595.00 from £8,495.00 Deposit £450.00Duration
31 NightsRegion
Nepal
Khosar Gang
Following expeditions to Khosar Gang in 2022, 2024 and 2025, David Hamilton is returning once again to lead the 2026 expedition.
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from £4,895.00 from £3,995.00 Deposit £350.00Duration
16 NightsRegion
Karakoram
Kun
Due to quick access from Leh and the ease with which a climbing permit can be obtained, Kun (7,087m) is a good objectives for those looking for a 7,000m peak that can be climbed within a month-long period, during the summer time.
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from £7,895.00 from £7,295.00 Deposit £450.00Duration
30 NightsRegion
India
Kyajo Ri
Kyajo Ri (6,186m) is sandwiched between the Thame and Gokyo valleys, on a ridgeline north of Namche Bazaar. On the standard route mixed rock and a sinuous snow crest lead to a pointy summit. The route to the summit from a high camp at 5,700m follows slopes up to 50 - 55 degrees, climbed at Scottish Grade II.
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from £6,125.00 from £4,795.00 Deposit £450.00Duration
26 NightsRegion
Nepal
Mongolian Climber
This is a brilliant 2-week expedition, with the aim of climbing Mount Khuiten (4,374m), the highest peak in Mongolia. The remote Altai Tavan Bogd (5 Saints) mountains are still relatively untouched, so you can expect a genuinely adventurous trip. We have been organising expeditions here since 2004.
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from £5,395.00 from £3,995.00 Deposit £450.00Duration
16 NightsRegion
Mongolia
Mount Kazbek
Mount Kazbek is a 5,047m peak located on the border between Russia and Georgia in the Caucasus Mountains. It is an attractive mountain, which you climb on this expedition via the most popular route from the south. This is a culturally interesting mountaineering trip with an exploratory feel to it.
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from £3,595.00 from £3,095.00 Deposit £350.00Duration
11 NightsRegion
Europe
Ojos del Salado
Ojos del Salado is the second highest peak in South America after Aconcagua. It is also the world's highest volcano and the second highest mountain on earth outside the Himalayas.
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from £5,750.00 from £4,595.00 Deposit £995.00Duration
18 NightsRegion
South America
Pisco and Chopicalqui
The Peruvian Andes are considered by many to be the most beautiful and impressive mountains in the world, with Chopicalqui being one of the easiest 6,000m summits. It is quickly accessible from Huaraz, meaning with careful acclimatisation it is possible within a relatively short trip.
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from £5,895.00 from £4,295.00 Deposit £450.00Duration
20 NightsRegion
South America
Rush Peak and The Hunza Valley
This two-week itinerary enables adventurous trekkers to experience some of the best mountain scenery in Pakistan's dramatic Karakoram Range.
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from £4,995.00 from £3,995.00 Deposit £350.00Duration
16 NightsRegion
Karakoram
Saribung Peak and Upper Mustang
This is an exploratory-style journey through Upper Mustang, in remote Western Nepal, culminating in an ascent of the 6,328m Saribung Peak. Jagged Globe ran its first expedition to climb Saribung in 2017, which was successfully led by Harry McAulay. His photos can be seen on our website.
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from £6,495.00 from £5,295.00 Deposit £450.00Duration
23 NightsRegion
Nepal
The Hidden Face of Everest
In 1996, Jagged Globe organised an expedition to Everest via the North-East Ridge from Tibet, with five climbers summiting, including Alan Hinkes OBE, who later became the first Briton to summit all 14 of the world's 8,000-metre peaks. To celebrate our history, we are returning with members of the 1996 team to trek to the...
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to be announcedDuration
25 NightsRegion
TibetIntroduction
Looking for something new? We are passionate about exploring mountains that you may never have heard of. We always try to offer more than anyone else.
We are driven to seek out new mountaineering objectives where few people go and to make first ascents. Most of the following expeditions are either unique to Jagged Globe, are new trips or the aim is to make first ascents (such as on Nubra First Ascents and Greenland Mountaineer). Where we have organised a number of expeditions to a given mountain or range (for example, Antisana or Colombian Mountaineer), you can expect our itinerary to have been tweaked and refined to improve it further. We have also included some trips which you might recognise, but where we have added something special. For example, on our Dhaulagiri Circuit trek, there is also the option to climb Dhamphus Peak (6,060m).
Innovation is at the core of Jagged Globe, whether it be offering expeditions to a rarely climbed 7,000m peak like Putha Hiunchuli in Nepal, or improving the level of service provided on our trips (for example, we were the first company to have a professional chef on Everest). We were either the first to offer the following climbs, or we designed the itinerary completely from scratch, or we took a classic and added something extra to it (like acclimatising on Kazbek before climbing Elbrus).
Expect new trips to be added each year, some of them exploratory or with the opportunity to make first ascents, all of them away from the crowds.
