Thank you. We’ll be in touch soon.
Please enter your email address above.
Please enter a valid email address above.
Up to the minute info
It was an incredibly well organised trek I have trekked before but never quite like this! Samantha Morgan (UK) | K2 & Gondogoro La, Pakistan
Our Dhaulagiri Circuit trek in April 2020 is now guaranteed to run and there is currently availability if you are interested in joining this group.
There is an option to climb Dhampus Peak at an altitude of 6,060m for those with previous mountaineering experience. If you like to climb Dhampus Peak there is an extra charge to cover the cost of the climbing permit.
The Mountain Company has organised sixteeen treks around Dhaulagiri Circuit since Spring 2008 for more information on these went please click on "View Trip Reports" button above.
Dhaulagiri Circuit trek explores a wild, remote and off-the-beaten-track area of the Nepal Himalaya. The trek starts at Beni and then follows the Myagdi Khola river passing through beautiful Gurung villages with terraced fields framed by views of the Dhaulagiri massif.
After walking up the narrow Chonbarden gorge towards Dhaulagiri Base Camp we then cross French Pass into Hidden Valley. After crossing Dhampus Pass we start the long descent to Jomsom and then at the end of the trek we fly out to Pokhara.
Please take a look at the video of Dhaulagiri Circuit October 2019 hosted on our Channel on YouTube.
CLICK HERE TO READ OUR AITO TRAVELLER REVIEWS FOR DHAULAGIRI CIRCUIT
What does this mean? View all Trip Grades
Suitability: a good choice for regular long distance hill walkers, very high level of fitness required. These trips may involve mountaineering and glacial travel.
1) Walking times: average 7 to 8 hours walking per day (with several longer days up to 12 hours) for up to 28 days with some rest days included.
2) Altitude: up to 5,500m.
3) Terrain: for some of the time following well-travelled trails although also likely to encounter rough and rocky conditions possibly with exposed sections. May involve steep ascent and descent over mountain passes that could be snow covered.
4) Remoteness: usually in more remote areas and likely to be a long distance from nearest road and facilities available in a city.
View all Trip Grades
Enquire about our custom itineraries