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Some of the people that help provide the unique Wilderness Trekking experience

At Wilderness Trekking we know that excellent personal relationships with our clients and crew are key to safe and inspiring mountain adventures. Himalayan trekking is fun, challenging and for many a once in a lifetime experience. The mountains and their people often provide magical and unexpected moments. Wilderness Trekking uses personal experience and our passion for the Himalaya to enable our clients to experience as much Mountain Magic as possible.

Mick Bromley has been traveling and climbing in the great mountain ranges of the world for over 15 years. He has led over 80 treks and expeditions in twenty countries. In 2005 Mick was a key member of the very successfull Karrimor Everest Expedition. Other expeditions include Cho Oyu, Ama Dablam and many other summits around the world. Nepal still remains Mick’s first love. The endless possibilities for exploration and his friendships with the Nepalese people have ensured his annual return to this magical Himalayan destination. Mick holds Advanced Wilderness First Aid Certification and has a strong interest in all altitude related issues. He is a keen mountain photographer and enjoys rock climbing, mountain biking and trail running. He is married to Cynthia Ross and lives on Vancouver Island. Exploration of all forms is his passion, and when not searching out new trekking destinations he guides Sea Kayaking expeditions on the West Coast of Canada.

Mick in his own words - "I enjoy climbing, but over the years have found more fulfillment in journeys through the mountains rather than standing on top of them. I love to search out moments of connection with mountain people and am often found drinking tea in a Sherpa kitchen or visiting ancient monasterys. I founded Wilderness Trekking to offer unique treks in a style that is rewarding and fun for everyone involved, including the local staff. "

Andy Crisconi In 1988, Andy joined a small group of friends on his first exploratory trips into the Karakoram Range of Northern Pakistan. Since these first excursions, he has been guiding trekking, climbing and mountain biking tours throughout the world's great ranges. Andy calls Glenwood Springs, Colorado home and when not walking the peaks of the Rocky Mountains he spends time with friends at the pub and tossing the tennis ball for Jake the Dog.

Andy in his own words - "My heart belongs to the Himalayan Lands, which are the true roots of adventure travel. I want to share my passion and experience gathered over the years to provide others with a grand Himalayan trekking vacation."

Narbu Lama has been a trekking guide and Sirdar for over 10 years with over 100 expeditions experience throughout Nepal, Ladakh and Tibet. He is an extremely well respected member of the trekking community in Nepal and has a gentle and genuine concern for the health and well being of all his staff.

Narbu comes from Hunghung, a remote village in the Makalu National Park on the Tibetan Border. There are many skilled mountaineers in Nepal, and Narbu is certainly one of them, but what makes him special is his uncanny ability to gain peoples trust and respect which often leads to unforgettable ‘magic moments’ in the mountains. Narbu is lead guide for Wilderness Trekking.

Phone: 1-250-285-3195 or Contact Us.


	Trek Details 2010-2011 Annapurna Circuit Everest Base Camp Rolwaling Valley Mount Kailash Information Home F.A.Q Photo Gallery About Us Testimonials Book a Trek Contact Us Reference About Nepal Suggested Reading Nepal Resources	About Us Some of the people that help provide the unique Wilderness Trekking experience At Wilderness Trekking we know that excellent personal relationships with our clients and crew are key to safe and inspiring mountain adventures. Himalayan trekking is fun, challenging and for many a once in a lifetime experience. The mountains and their people often provide magical and unexpected moments. Wilderness Trekking uses personal experience and our passion for the Himalaya to enable our clients to experience as much Mountain Magic as possible. Mick Bromley has been traveling and climbing in the great mountain ranges of the world for over 15 years. He has led over 80 treks and expeditions in twenty countries. In 2005 Mick was a key member of the very successfull Karrimor Everest Expedition. Other expeditions include Cho Oyu, Ama Dablam and many other summits around the world. Nepal still remains Mick’s first love. The endless possibilities for exploration and his friendships with the Nepalese people have ensured his annual return to this magical Himalayan destination. Mick holds Advanced Wilderness First Aid Certification and has a strong interest in all altitude related issues. He is a keen mountain photographer and enjoys rock climbing, mountain biking and trail running. He is married to Cynthia Ross and lives on Vancouver Island. Exploration of all forms is his passion, and when not searching out new trekking destinations he guides Sea Kayaking expeditions on the West Coast of Canada. Mick in his own words - "I enjoy climbing, but over the years have found more fulfillment in journeys through the mountains rather than standing on top of them. I love to search out moments of connection with mountain people and am often found drinking tea in a Sherpa kitchen or visiting ancient monasterys. I founded Wilderness Trekking to offer unique treks in a style that is rewarding and fun for everyone involved, including the local staff. " Andy Crisconi In 1988, Andy joined a small group of friends on his first exploratory trips into the Karakoram Range of Northern Pakistan. Since these first excursions, he has been guiding trekking, climbing and mountain biking tours throughout the world's great ranges. Andy calls Glenwood Springs, Colorado home and when not walking the peaks of the Rocky Mountains he spends time with friends at the pub and tossing the tennis ball for Jake the Dog. Andy in his own words - "My heart belongs to the Himalayan Lands, which are the true roots of adventure travel. I want to share my passion and experience gathered over the years to provide others with a grand Himalayan trekking vacation." Narbu Lama has been a trekking guide and Sirdar for over 10 years with over 100 expeditions experience throughout Nepal, Ladakh and Tibet. He is an extremely well respected member of the trekking community in Nepal and has a gentle and genuine concern for the health and well being of all his staff. Narbu comes from Hunghung, a remote village in the Makalu National Park on the Tibetan Border. There are many skilled mountaineers in Nepal, and Narbu is certainly one of them, but what makes him special is his uncanny ability to gain peoples trust and respect which often leads to unforgettable ‘magic moments’ in the mountains. Narbu is lead guide for Wilderness Trekking. Phone: 1-250-285-3195 or Contact Us.
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