Book your 2026 Black Peak climb

We accept bank transfers (NEFT/IMPS/UPI), credit/debit cards, and international wire transfers for foreign nationals. Payment details will be shared after booking confirmation.

40% advance payment is required to confirm your booking. The remaining 60% is due 30 days before the expedition start date.

Cancellations more than 90 days before departure receive 80% refund. 61–90 days: 50% refund. Less than 60 days: no refund. Rescheduling to another batch is possible subject to availability.

Yes, travel insurance covering high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation is mandatory. We can recommend suitable insurance providers if needed.

Black Peak is rated as a Difficult expedition. It involves a 75-foot vertical ice wall with a 70-degree gradient, glacier crossings, and high-altitude camping above 5,000m. Prior high-altitude trekking experience (like Roopkund, EBC) is recommended, though not mandatory if you have excellent fitness.

The best seasons are May-June (pre-monsoon) and September-October (post-monsoon). May-June offers stable weather and good snow conditions for climbing. September-October has clearer skies and stunning autumn colors, though temperatures are colder.

While not mandatory, previous high-altitude trekking experience is strongly recommended. You should have completed at least one trek above 4,000m. We provide comprehensive technical training during the expedition including ice axe use, crampon techniques, and rope work.

You should be able to run 5 km in under 30 minutes and trek 8-10 km daily with a 10 kg backpack. Start training 2-3 months before the expedition with cardio, strength training, and hiking with weight.

We have 2 buffer days built into the itinerary for weather delays. If conditions don't permit a safe summit attempt, the team leader will make the final call. Safety is always our priority. Refunds for weather-related cancellations follow our cancellation policy.

Yes! Many of our participants join solo and leave as friends. The expedition creates strong bonds through shared challenges. We ensure comfortable group dynamics and tent sharing arrangements.

All technical climbing equipment is provided including harness, helmet, crampons, ice axe, ascender, and carabiners. You need to bring personal gear like trekking boots, warm layers, and sleeping bag liner (optional).

Dehradun is well-connected by train (Dehradun Railway Station) and air (Jolly Grant Airport). You can also take overnight buses from Delhi. We recommend arriving a day early to account for travel delays.

Foreign nationals require additional IMF (Indian Mountaineering Foundation) permits costing approximately USD 500-800, plus a mandatory Liaison Officer. They must have prior experience climbing a 6,000m+ peak. Contact us for detailed requirements.