
What we’re about
## 🏔 Welcome to Alpine Trekkers Switzerland!
Let’s Explore the Unexpected!
Our Motto: Keep Your Life Adventurous!
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### 🎯 About Us
Dear Adventure Enthusiast,
Welcome to the Alpine Trekkers Meetup Group — a global community built on the spirit of exploration, friendship, and adventure. Whether you’re a beginner hiker or a seasoned mountaineer, our goal is to keep life adventurous while discovering the beauty of nature across Switzerland and beyond.
This group isn’t just about hiking — it’s about staying active, healthy, and connected with like-minded explorers who share a passion for the outdoors.
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### 🧭 Hiking Difficulty Rating System (1–10 International Scale)
To help you choose hikes suited to your experience and fitness, Alpine Trekkers follows a globally aligned 10-level system — from easy walks to extreme alpine adventures:
1–2: Easy (Beginners)
Gentle terrain, well-marked paths, minimal elevation gain (up to 300 m). Perfect for beginners or relaxed hikes.
3–4: Moderate (Active Hikers)
Some uphill sections, uneven surfaces, and moderate altitude gain (300–700 m). Suitable for those with average fitness.
5–6: Challenging (Experienced Hikers)
Longer distances, steep climbs, or rough trails (700–1,200 m elevation gain). Good endurance required.
7–8: Difficult (Advanced Level)
Demanding routes with sustained climbs, technical terrain, or high altitude (1,200–2,000 m gain). Suitable for fit and skilled hikers.
9–10: Very Difficult / Expert (Alpine / Mountaineering Level)
Extremely strenuous hikes with severe elevation gain, exposure, or alpine terrain. May require rope, crampons, or scrambling skills. For expert mountaineers only.
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👉 New Members: Start with levels 1–4 to familiarize yourself with our rating system and assess your fitness level before joining higher-grade hikes.
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### 👣 Who We Are
Founded in 2020, Alpine Trekkers was established by Siddiq Balti, affectionately known as Chogo Ree, from Khaplu Valley, the heart of the Karakoram Range in Baltistan, Pakistan.
From humble beginnings as a K2 porter, Siddiq has evolved into a an adventure leader — setting records across the Gulf region and guiding expeditions from Kilimanjaro to Everest Base Camp, Elbrus, Atlas Mountains and the Mighty K2-GGLA Trek.
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### 🏆 Founder’s Highlights & Records
- K2 Trek Record: Carried over 25 kg above 4,000m for 55 km in 18 hours.
- UAE Records:
- Stairways to Heaven (Left Bank): Completed full loop in 5 hours.
- Right Bank Speed Record: Ascent and descent in 3 hours.
- Sherry Village Trail: Completed in 1 hour 58 minutes (trail exploration).
- Summit Success Ratio: 98% achievement rate under his leadership.
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### 🌍 Why Choose Alpine Trekkers
✨ Professionalism: Led by a record-breaking and globally experienced adventurer.
✨ Adventure Diversity: From local Swiss hikes to worldwide expeditions.
✨ Community Spirit: A welcoming, multicultural group of outdoor enthusiasts.
✨ Global Presence: Active Meetup communities in six countries, including the UAE, Pakistan, and now Switzerland.
✨ Purposeful Adventure: We also organize community and volunteer projects.
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### 🏞 Our Activities Include
- Guided Group Hikes & Private Adventures
- Camping & Outdoor Fitness Activities
- International Treks & Expeditions
- Seasonal Tours (Spring, Summer, Autumn)
- Cultural & Historical Explorations
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### 💬 Join Us!
Ready to begin your adventure journey?
Click “Join Us” to become part of the Alpine Trekkers family. Whether you’re just starting or already an experienced hiker, you’ll find trails, friends, and experiences that fit your spirit of adventure.
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### 🌐 Follow & Connect With Us
📸 Instagram: @alpinetrekkers
📘 Facebook: Alpine Trekkers
🌍 Website: www.worldadventurestours.com
🌍 Website: www.alpinetrekkersae.com
📧 Email: info@worldadventurestours.com | info@alpinetrekkersae.com
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Kilimanjaro –7th Round | Confirmed Departure | Adventure with Purpose, Oct, 2026
Kilimanjaro International Airport, Kilimanjaro Airport Rd, Hai, TZKilimanjaro Expedition – 7th Round
Why Alpine Trekkers?
Our team has been leading Kilimanjaro expeditions with an impressive 98% success rate. We combine affordable pricing with high-quality service, ensuring your journey is safe, enjoyable, and truly memorable.
About Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest peak in Africa and the tallest free-standing volcano in the world.
For this expedition, we follow the classic Marangu Route, also known as the Coca-Cola Route. It is the oldest and most established trail on Kilimanjaro and the only route offering hut accommodation in dormitory style.
The initial days are on well-defined trails and relatively easy, while the summit day is the most challenging and rewarding part of the climb.
International Group Experience & Community Support
This expedition brings together international travelers from the UAE, UK, Singapore, Europe, and other regions. It’s a great opportunity to connect with like-minded adventurers, learn from different cultures, and build lasting friendships on the mountain.
Please note that 5% of the profit from this expedition will be directly donated to local community initiatives, collected through this journey—allowing your adventure to make a meaningful impact beyond the climb.
Itinerary
Day 1
Arrival at Kilimanjaro International Airport → Transfer to hotel
Day 2
Mandara Camp – 8 km (4–5 hours)
Elevation: 1,800 m → 2,699 m
Day 3
Horombo Camp – 12 km (6–8 hours)
Elevation: 2,700 m → 3,700 m
Day 4
Acclimatization Day at Horombo
Go high, sleep low
Day 5
Kibo Base Camp – 10 km (6–8 hours)
Elevation: 3,700 m → 4,700 m
Day 6
Summit Day
6 km ascent to summit + 6 km descent (10–13 hours)
Rest 2 hours, then descend 10 km (3–4 hours) to Horombo
Elevation: 4,700 m → 5,895 m → 3,700 m
Day 7
Descend 20 km (5–7 hours)
Elevation: 3,700 m → 1,800 m
Transfer to Moshi hotel
Day 8
Fly back home
Activities
Trekking and hiking
Challenge
The main challenge is coping with high altitude and trekking for five consecutive days, including a demanding 15-hour summit day.
To prepare, you may join our training hikes in the UAE and Oman or follow our structured training plan from your home country.
Preparation
Participants based in the Gulf are invited to join our training hikes before the expedition.
For participants joining from outside the region, we provide a complete training schedule and preparation guidance. Full advice on equipment and gear will also be shared.
Cost
USD 2,690 before 20 February
USD 2,790 after the due date
Confirmation fee: USD 500 (refundable)
Minimum participants: 5
Maximum participants: 14
Accommodation & Meals
Hotels before and after the trek
Mountain huts during the trek (no camping)
All meals during the trek included
Hotel breakfasts included
Special dietary requirements can be accommodated
Visa
Most nationalities can obtain a Tanzania visa on arrival.
Participants are responsible for ensuring they have the correct travel documents.
What’s Included
Personal porter on summit day
Training hike plan and preparation support
One-to-one Zoom consultation if required
Airport transfers from Kilimanjaro International Airport
Two nights hotel accommodation (Panama Garden Resort)
All meals during the trek
Transfers to expedition start and end gates
Oxygen cylinder and oximeter
Tanzania National Park entry, hut and rescue fees (USD 1,142)
Experienced local guides, porters, cook and kitchen crew
Expedition leader support
Not Included
International flights
Personal items and toiletries
Tips or gratuities for the local team
Tanzania visa fees
Hotel meals and drinks not listed
Travel insurance
Cancellation & Refund Policy
USD 100 is non-refundable
Full refund if canceled 30 days before departure
50% refund if canceled 20 days before departure
No refund after trip departure
Disclaimer
Alpine Trekkers reserves the right to cancel or reschedule the trip at its discretion. In such cases, participants may choose a refund or join on rescheduled dates.
Full equipment and gear details will be shared with confirmed participants.
Contact Us
WhatsApp / Call: +971 55 593 6448
Email: info@alpinetrekkersae.com
Website: www.alpinetrekkersae.com1 attendee
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