Visitor reviews for Mount Everest

• October 30, 2006
  Graham from UNITED KINGDOM
  

  By far the hardest resort I have ever been to. Aspen, St Anton and Mer de Glace are nothing compared to this. It is just so steep, that on any of the runs you risk falling thousands of feet due to the thin snow layer and extreme winds. Personally I liked the Rongbuk glacier, but you must watch out for the 50ft wide and 200ft deep crevasses (there's not much hope of getting out of one!). However, if you are an adrenaline junkie then it's for you - loads of black runs - you must try the off-piste along the west ridge - which takes about 7 hours. One blue that goes from the base of the 'mountain' down to base camp although can get very rocky and you might bump into some donkeys and many sherpas and climbers. But I don't want to discourage anyone :-)
  PS - bring oxygen or you might die

• October 22, 2005
  craig calonica from FRANCE
  

  Himalayan Heliski Guides begins 5th year of operations in the Everest and Annapurna regions of Nepal.

  Heli skiing has just entered a new dimension and were not talking about the latest Heli Ski operation in Canada, Alaska, Russia, Europe or South America, were talking about Heli Skiing in the worlds highest and most famous mountain range in the world, Nepal’s mystical and mighty Himalaya.

  Heliski the Annapurna & Everest regions with us, for more informaiton visit out website at: www.heliskinepal.com or e-mail: info@heliskinepal.com