Trekoro · 49 treks · 12 compared so far
Find the trek. Then find out what it really costs.
Pick a continent, a country and a trek. Every operator we compare gets the same treatment: the published price, plus everything the package leaves out, next to its source.
Where do you want to walk?
Asia
The Himalaya and Karakoram: the highest treks on earth.
Africa
Kilimanjaro, Mount Kenya, the Atlas and the Rwenzoris.
South America
The Andes from the Inca Trail to Aconcagua.
North America
Long trails through the Sierra, Cascades and canyons.
Europe
Hut-to-hut classics in the Alps, Pyrenees and the North.
Oceania
New Zealand's Great Walks, Tasmania and the Kokoda Track.
Antarctica
Expedition territory. No guided treks compared yet.
Compared so far
Tanzania · 5,895 m
Kilimanjaro, Lemosho route
Operators14
Sticker from$2,504
True cost from$3,209
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Tanzania · 5,895 m
Kilimanjaro, Machame route
Operators14
Sticker from$2,000
True cost from$2,660
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Nepal · 5,364 m
Everest Base Camp Trek
Operators23
Sticker from$1,245
True cost from$1,750
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Nepal · 5,106 m
Manaslu Circuit
Operators16
Sticker from$950
True cost from$1,576
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Nepal · 5,416 m
Annapurna Circuit
Operators16
Sticker from$899
True cost from$1,375
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Nepal · 3,840 m
Upper Mustang
Operators10
Sticker from$1,460
True cost from$1,898
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Nepal · 4,984 m
Langtang Valley
Operators13
Sticker from$580
True cost from$965
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Nepal · 4,130 m
Annapurna Base Camp
Operators20
Sticker from$655
True cost from$1,021
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Nepal · 6,476 m
Mera Peak
Operators12
Sticker from$1,950
True cost from$2,736
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Nepal · 5,357 m
Gokyo Lakes
Operators12
Sticker from$1,145
True cost from$1,620
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Nepal · 6,189 m
Island Peak
Operators13
Sticker from$1,800
True cost from$2,813
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Nepal · 5,535 m
Everest Three Passes
Operators10
Sticker from$1,360
True cost from$2,055
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Trending treks
Readers of each trek's Wikipedia article, last 30 days against the previous 90. A real signal of interest, not a ranking we invented.
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Browse by length and budget
Ready-made lists built from the same data. "All-in" is the cheapest true cost we have found for a trek, with items an operator does not state counted as extra.
How it works
1. Every operator, same yardstick. Published price for two people sharing, from the operator's own website, with the date we checked.
2. The hidden part, added. Flights, meals, hotel, porter, gear, tips, insurance, visa. If the package leaves it out, we add it. If the page does not say, we say so.
3. Nothing paid for. No operator has paid to be listed and there are no affiliate links. If that changes it will say so on every page.