
Trail landscapes
Follow the changing valleys, glaciers and high mountain terrain.

Trek the Baltoro Glacier to Concordia, Broad Peak Base Camp and K2 Base Camp on a fully supported Karakoram adventure in Pakistan.
Request trek planHighest point
5,150 m
Trip length
21 days
Difficulty
Strenuous
Best season
June – September
Group size
4–15 people
Region
Concordia & K2 Base Camp
About the trek
The K2 Base Camp and Concordia Trek follows the Braldu River and Baltoro Glacier into the heart of Pakistan’s central Karakoram. The trail passes Paiju, Urdukas and Goro II before reaching Concordia, an extraordinary amphitheatre surrounded by K2, Broad Peak and the Gasherbrum group.
From Concordia, trekkers continue toward Broad Peak Base Camp, the Godwin-Austen Glacier and K2 Base Camp. This is a remote camping trek rather than a technical climb, but long glacier days, rough moraine and sustained altitude demand excellent fitness and careful acclimatization.
Stand at K2 Base Camp (5,117m) & Broad Peak Base Camp
Concordia - 360° views of 8,000m peaks
Traverse Baltoro Glacier (5th longest non-polar glacier)
View Trango Towers & Cathedral Peaks
Day-by-day route
Day 1
Welcome at airport, briefing, and hotel transfer.
Day 2
Scenic flight over Nanga Parbat and Karakoram peaks.
Day 3
4x4 Jeep ride through Shigar Valley along the Braldu River.
Day 4
Walk along Braldu Gorge with views of Cathedral Peak.
Day 5
Step onto Baltoro Glacier snout with views of Trango Towers.
Day 6
Reach Concordia with iconic views of K2, Broad Peak, and Gasherbrums.
Day 7
Walk to Godwin-Austen Glacier, Gilkey Memorial, and K2 Base Camp.
More than the trail

Follow the changing valleys, glaciers and high mountain terrain.

Rest in carefully selected camps supported by an experienced local crew.

Reach memorable viewpoints shaped by weather, altitude and season.
The local team manages permits, transport, porter logistics, camps and meals so trekkers can focus on safe pacing and the landscape. Exact camps remain flexible for trail, glacier and weather conditions.
What is covered
Preparation
Prepare with sustained hill walking, a loaded daypack and consecutive long days. Bring broken-in boots, layered clothing and insurance covering trekking and evacuation to 5,150 m.
Common questions
No. Flights, roads, glacier conditions, acclimatization and weather can change the schedule.
Technical climbing is not normally required, but glacier awareness, excellent fitness and confidence on rough terrain are important.
Share your trekking history, highest altitude, preferred dates and group size so we can prepare the right plan.
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