Nepal Trekking Grade

Nepal trekking grades can be divided into different levels depending on the features of routes and the elevation. Climates and remoteness also play a role in grading. However, trekking can be done comfortably by trekkers of all levels. If we choose the right level of the trek, some routes can be challenging, including higher elevations.

Therefore we advise people to get some preparations done, such as including walking. Also, jog and stretch in your daily life before you depart. It is also suitable for people with cardiac or respiratory problems to consult their doctors. Please refer to the different Nepal trekking grades below:

Nepal trekking Grade A (Easy):

Any age group can quickly do this Nepal trekking grade. With the right health conditions and does not require experience at all. You can expect a proper amount of ascents and descents at this level of trekking. Walking times: 3-5 hours walking per day Altitude: less than 3000m Terrain: sightseeing in cities and optional day walks on well-traveled trails. Remoteness: Hotel and road-based tour

Trek Grade: Easy, but lots of climbing stairs at Ulleri

Nepal’s easy-grade trekking is short walking days, 5 to 6  hours long, and you can reach destinations by lunch or have lots of stops and sightseeing en route. The trails are relatively even, well-marked, and wide; they are usually the primary way of traveling from village to village in that area.

You don’t need to be an experienced trekker to enjoy this trip—it might be your first trek. The easy-grade treks usually stay below the 3500m altitude mark. Please note that the Nepal trek grade is categorized by height, not walking. Even on some easy-grade treks, we need to climb many stone staircases. You will not have an altitude sickness problem on this trek, so it is an easy grade.

Trek Grade: Easy to Moderate

Nepal trekking grade of moderate level is about 5/6 hours walking with the lunch stop en-route and arrive at your camp in the late afternoon. Most trek days are 5 to 6 hours long so that we may take a lunch stop en route. In this grade, we will also use smaller, less well-traveled trails that may be rockier underfoot and steeper. These Moderate grade treks reach 4100m in height, and durations are 5 to 08 days.

The moderate-level Nepal trekking grade is not long, usually 7 – 10 days. Above 3000 m, we can have a chance of getting altitude sickness. Make sure to climb high and sleep at a low altitude after 3000m. We suggest that if you are at a reasonable level of fitness, you don’t need to be an experienced trekker to enjoy this trip—it might be your first trek.

Nepal Trekking Grade Moderate

In this level of trekking, the person has to be in proper conditions and has undoubtedly been doing some regular exercise. Walking times: 4-5 hours per day for up to 8 days Altitude: up to 4000m Terrain: Rough trials and some daily ascents and descents with some exposure. Remoteness: a reasonable level of local infrastructure, including lodge accommodations.

Grade C (Strenuous):

Nepal trekking grade strenuous needs a good fitness level. It is advisable not to undertake a C-grade trek for those who have asthma, high blood pressure, heart disease, or complicated medical conditions. Walking times: 5-6 hours per day for up to 14 days Altitude: up to 5500m Terrain: well-traveled trails and daily ascents and descents. Remoteness: a reasonable level of local infrastructure, including lodge and accommodation.

Grade D (Tough):

This level is suitable for people who are highly fit and have mountaineering skills and knowledge. An extreme level of Altitude and weather are to be encountered, and we may have to use ice axes and crampons on some treks. Stamina is the key to success at this level of the trek. Walking times: 6-10 hours daily for up to 25 days, including rest days. Altitude: up to 6000m Terrain: Rough and rocky sections. An excessive amount of ascents and descents. Remoteness: Includes remote areas without access to villages and local infrastructure.

Trek Grade: Moderate

Gosaikund trek is a moderate-level trek route. The average level of trekking is about 5/6 hours of walking, with the lunch stop en route and arriving at your camp in the late afternoon. Most trek days are 5 to 6 hours long so that we may take a lunch stop en route. In this grade, we will also use smaller, less well-traveled trails that may be rockier underfoot and steeper. These Moderate grade treks reach 4100m in height, and durations are 5 to 08 days.

The moderate-grade trek overall is not that long, usually 7 – 10 days in total, but this trek is five days. We can have a chance of getting altitude sickness above 3000m. Make sure to climb high and sleep at a low altitude after 3000m. We suggest that if you are at a reasonable level of fitness, You don’t need to be an experienced trekker to enjoy this trip – it might b

Nepal Trekking Grade Difficult

The difficult grade treks are 5 to 7 hours of walking each day. Even in one or two days, it is a little longer, and some days are shorter. The trails are mixed, and the starting part is well-marked and wide. When we go to the upper part, it is mostly less well-traveled, rockier underfoot, and steeper. We are making an acclimatization day in our arduous trek after trekking 3,4 days. The problematic trek goes up to 5500m in height.

This is the zone of less oxygen in which bodies of stars have started icing. Therefore, We need to adjust to the reduced air pressure (and consequently reduced oxygen availability). We ask that you have a good level of fitness and stamina. If you’re comfortable going on multi-day walks in mountainous terrain. You can also start swimming, cycling, running, or taking a fitness class in your home country. Do it a couple of times a week. You should find this trek within your means.

You don’t need to be an experienced trekker to enjoy this trip. However, you should feel very comfortable hiking in the mountains. The chances of altitude sickness are high on this trek. Therefore, you must trek slowly, drive, drink plenty of water, and carry enough warm clothing.