Mount Elbrus Trek

Stand on Europe’s Highest Peak

Climb the majestic Mount Elbrus (5,642m), the tallest peak in Europe, through alpine landscapes, glaciers, and rugged mountain terrain. This trek offers a thrilling and rewarding high-altitude adventure in the Caucasus Mountains.

Trip Overview

Duration: 8–10 Days

This trek follows a scenic route with gradual acclimatization, passing through alpine meadows, glaciers, and rocky slopes. Experienced guides and support staff ensure a safe and memorable journey to Europe’s “Roof.”

👉Your trek can be tailored to match fitness level and experience.

Group & Private Options Available

Location: Russia, Caucasus Mountains

Highlights

Climb to the summit of Europe’s highest peak and trek across glacial terrain – Mount Elbrus, Russia

Take cable cars and chairlifts for scenic views of the Caucasus Mountains – Baksan Valley

Hike through alpine meadows and volcanic landscapes – Southern and Northern Slopes

Camp on high-altitude glaciers and experience mountain sunrise – Pastukhov Rocks area

Go skiing or snowboarding on Europe’s highest slopes – Mount Elbrus Ski Resort

Explore ancient mountaineering routes and historical mountain huts – Garabashi Huts

Photograph panoramic vistas of surrounding peaks and valleys – Mount Cheget viewpoint

Combine trekking with visits to local Caucasian villages and cultural experiences – Kabardino-Balkaria region

What Our Guests Say

“Reaching the summit of Elbrus was incredible! The guides were fantastic, and the scenery throughout the trek was breathtaking.”

Alex

Inclusions

Professional mountain guides and support staff

Park and climbing permits

Accommodation and meals on trek

FAQ

Do I need prior climbing experience?

Basic trekking experience is recommended; no technical climbing is required on standard routes.

What is the best time to climb Mount Elbrus?

June–September offers the best weather and snow conditions.

How high is Mount Elbrus?

Mount Elbrus reaches 5,642 meters (18,510 ft), the highest point in Europe.