GGP Adventure Ideas
We need your help to decide which events to start working on

2025
We had fantastic responses from participants in our first round of Geeks Go Peaks Adventures, and many of you are asking for more and contributing wonderful ideas about what we could do. Yet we are still a rather small community and we recognize you only have so much time and money to spend on adventures, so we are unlikely to be able to organize and fill all the events in which you expressed interest.
So here is how we plan to proceed with event planning for 2025.

Exploring Adventure Ideas
We are going to publish event ideas, often without a very detailed plan or specific dates set. We will ask you to express interest in such events, and if enough people are interested we will look into organizing these events in more detail and hopefully make it happen. Show more
Ideas For 2025
You can express your interest by choosing the adventures you like in the Survey below the list.
You can express your interest by selecting the adventures that appeal to you in the Survey below.

Please note that this is not a commitment to joining;

it is simply a way for us to understand which events are of most interest to our club.

Amazing Northern Lights. Where: Finland. When: March-April. 3 days.
Enjoy the thrills of snowmobiling as you look for the northern lights in the night sky.
Inspiring Nepal Annapurna Circuit. Where: Nepal. When: April. 14 days.
14-day journey through one of the world's most iconic trekking routes.
Via Ferrata in the Dolomites. Where: Italy. When: May. 7 days.
Climbing adventure that blends the excitement of rock climbing with the safety of fixed routes.
Yachting, Sailing and Fishing. Where: USA, the Atlantic Ocean. When: June. 3 days.
Sailing lessons and ocean fishing in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of North Carolina.
Ascent of Mt. Mont Blanc. Where: France. When: July. 5 days.
A real challenge and breathtaking climb to Mont Blanc.
Climbing the Razdelnaya Peak. Where: Kyrgyzstan/Tajikistan. When: July-August. 14 days.
An exciting adventure for climbers looking for both a challenge and immersion in a new culture.
Exclusive Tour to Longyearbyen + Etcetera Conference. Where: Spitsbergen. When: August. 6 days.
Abandoned mining towns, proximity to polar bears, night kayaking, hiking and the midnight sun!
Mysterious Mount Kazbek. Where: Georgia. When: August-September. 8 days.
Embark on an extraordinary journey to summit Mount Kazbek, a must-climb peak for experienced adventurers.
Everest Base Camp with Helicopter Descent. Where: Nepal. When: August-September. 14 days.
From the iconic Everest Base Camp to the challenging Lobuche Peak, while crossing high-altitude passes.
Amazing Patagonia Glacier Hike. Where: Argentina. When: December. 6 days.
This trekking adventure takes you deep into the heart of Patagonia, combining scenic hikes, rugged wilderness, and the awe-inspiring Perito Moreno Glacier.
REVIEWS
We told them if they didn’t leave a review, they wouldn’t come down the mountain
Ella Boucaud
I had an incredible experience rock climbing at Red Rock Canyon in Nevada! It was my first time climbing, and I couldn’t have asked for a better adventure. The scenery, climb, and the amazing group of people I got to share it with made it awesome. I highly recommend, if you’re looking for a fun outdoor activity and a chance to meet great people.
Peter Farkas
I think it is an easy climb if you are not fat. I am fat.
It was a great intro into high altitude mountaineering. The itinerary was great. Maybe an overnight trip sneakjng through the Iranian border would make it more adventurous, but not as legal :)
Yuriy Prokopenko
It was a good balance between teamwork and individual challenges to complete various gymnastic exercises. I was challenged to test my balance, muscle strength, and running on vertical surfaces to reach the top of the structure. We had fun, supported each other, and collaborated to find the best approach to completing the tasks. I believe this could be a great training for trekking and hiking! I had a fantastic time at the Geeks go Ninja!
Marcin Gwozdz
It was a great trip, the perfect one for the people who wanted to start their journey with the high altitude climbing.
Luba Elliott
It was great. The trek was straightforward, but altitude made it more difficult and at the end, the weather made it a challenge
I liked that we made stops to swim, by the waterfall and on the last day we were able to visit Ishak Pasha and the baths. The mini 3D-printed Ararat was a nice touch!
Shawn Turnbull
My friend Peter invited me to his pre conference ‘Geeks go Peaks’ event, and I immediately accepted because he loves adventure, and his events are never dull. I am complete out of shape and didn’t know anyone going, but I knew it would be fun. In keeping with Peter’s roots in the open source software community. The group was welcoming and cheered me on to try new things! I made some new friends, and I’m looking forward to seeing how this group will grow community and explore opportunities for connection and adventure.
Sergey Nikolaev
Thank you so much for ogranizing this. It was one of the best trips in my life. Excellent! And so many interesting new people. Waiting for more photos in the shared album :)
Mindaugas Zukas
Ararat adventure was an experience I’ll never forget! Big thanks to Geeks Go Peaks! The trip was better than I expected. The videos on Youtube do not reflect full wild experience you get during the trip. Before the trip I was a bit nervous, nit sure how I will handle the height and difficulty. After the trip I felt good, because all went well and most of the group achieved summit. I liked the itinerary and good company! I want to say big thanks! Ararat adventure was great and I will have great memories for life.
Sergey Samoylov
Climbing Mount Ararat is an opportunity to challenge yourself and enjoy breathtaking views. Personally, I gained emotions not only from the climb itself, but also from the time spent with a great team of like-minded people. I made new acquaintances with wonderful individuals. And Kurdish hospitality evokes nothing but warm feelings. Of course, the nature — you can watch the starry sky endlessly, far from city lights.
The sunrise at the summit during the climb is not only a sight to admire,
but also a hope for the upcoming warmth, meaning my gear held up — I won’t freeze!) Most importantly, such an adventure allows you to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and feel truly connected to yourself — a part of nature!
Mateusz Tokarczyk
It was an amazing trip with incredible people. Climbing a mountain over 5,000 meters was a first for me, and now I’m craving even more adventures. Looking forward to the next trip!
Patrick Galbraith
The trip went by too fast, and I’m already looking forward to the next one. This is a great adventure for techies, and everything was described pretty much as it was. It was a great experience—somewhat hard, but not as challenging as Aconcagua, obviously. Great job!
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