LEADING IN THE MOUNTAINS
For over 30 years Jagged Globe has been at the forefront of professionally-led mountaineering expeditions, mountaineering courses, adventurous skiing and high-altitude treks.
With Jagged Globe you can climb the Seven Summits, trek to Everest Base Camp, improve your Off Piste skiing or develop your mountaineering skills. If you love mountains and want to climb higher, trek further or ski steeper, then join us.
WORLDWIDE MOUNTAINEERING EXPEDITIONS AND GUIDED CLIMBS. Jagged Globe mountaineering expeditions are led by profes- sional expedition leaders, the vast majority of whom are British (though one or two are American or Australian). All climbers have the opportunity to join a pre-expedition weekend in the UK, before journeying to their expedition destination. Jagged Globe also offers guided climbs in Peru and Ecuador. These trips are guided by local UIAGM guides.
HIGH-ALTITUDE TREKS. Jagged Globe specialises in high-altitude treks, suitable for experienced mountain walkers. All our itineraries are carefully designed to provide a thorough programme of acclimatisation, which is why they are typically a day or two longer than ‘standard’ off-the-shelf treks.
CLIMBING AND MOUNTAINEERING COURSES. You can develop your mountaineering skills and experience on a Jagged Globe Scottish Winter, Alpine Summer, Alpine Ice or Rock Climbing course.
ALL-WORLD SKIING. Jagged Globe has a long history of adventurous skiing, on every continent of the globe. In addition to these ‘Adventure Ski’ trips, in the European Alps we offer Ski Touring Techniques courses, ski tours, Off Piste and Freeride courses.
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