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Read more→More operators now cap group sizes, pay porters fairly and route trails to spread footfall. For travellers it means quieter paths and trips that leave villages better off.
Smaller groups, quieter trails
Popular routes are seeing more operators limit group sizes and stagger start times. The result is fewer bottlenecks at viewpoints and campsites, and more time for the walk itself.
Popular routes are seeing more operators limit group sizes and stagger start times.
Fair work on the mountain
Porters and cooks carry much of the weight on multi-day treks. Look for operators who publish load limits, provide proper gear and pay a fair daily wage. It is worth asking before you book.
How to choose a better trek
Ask how big the group will be, who the crew are and where your money goes. Choose shoulder seasons when trails are calmer, and carry out everything you carry in.
