Masters Mountaineering
Expeditions & Resources
Older, wiser, and ready to climb? Your age is an asset, not a limitation.
Our Masters Mountaineering Series was created for climbers 50 and up who want to move with intention, not pressure. These are thoughtfully designed expeditions—built around your pace, your goals, and your love for the journey. With expert guides and a like-minded community, you’ll find support at every step and purpose in every summit.
Whether you’re returning to the mountains or just beginning, this is your path forward.
We’re proud to introduce our Masters Mountaineering Program—four unique expeditions tailored for climbers over 50.
Click each expedition below to learn more.
After hearing from hundreds of climbers during our Masters Mountaineering: Climbing After 50 webinar, one thing is crystal clear:
You’re not done climbing—you just want to do it your way.
Over 80% of participants shared a desire to climb with like-minded peers, with a strong emphasis on slower pacing, shared life experience, and climbing for purpose—not ego. Whether you’re getting back in shape, starting fresh in your 50s, or just tired of chasing younger, faster teammates, you’re not alone.
Get to know three of the incredible guides leading our Masters Mountaineering expeditions, who all bring a unique blend of technical skill, deep experience, and care for climbers. In addition to being world-class guides, these individuals all share a mutual passion for teaching.
Click on each guide below to learn more.
Looking for more information on gear, training, and nutrition? You’ve come to the right place!
We’ve compiled many of our resources and past webinars in one easy-to-find location.
Click below to explore each resource further.
Help Us Shape Our Masters Mountaineering Program
Masters Mountaineering is built for you, so we want your input on where we go next! As we expand this program, we’re looking to add more expeditions tailored for climbers 50+ who want to take on big mountains with expert support and a smart approach.
Which peak, or peaks, should be our next Masters Mountaineering destination? Click below to help us shape the future of this program!