Kolpin Peak, at 6,000 meters, is located in the Karakoram Range and offers a mix of technical challenges and scenic rewards. It is an ideal peak for climbers looking for a slightly less demanding ascent compared to the towering 7,000 and 8,000-meter giants, while still enjoying the rugged beauty of Pakistan’s northern mountains. The climb combines snow, ice, and rock, providing an exciting and rewarding journey to the summit. Kolpin Peak is perfect for those seeking an adventurous expedition with less commercialized routes. Its remote location allows climbers to experience the true wilderness of the Karakoram Range, surrounded by glaciers and towering peaks.
1 | Arrival in Islamabad | Hotel |
2 | Islamabad to Skardu (by flight or via Chilas by road) | Hotel |
3 | Rest day in Skardu for preparations and permits | Hotel |
4 | Drive from Skardu to Askole (6-7 hours) | Camping |
5 | Trek from Askole to Jhola | Camping |
6 | Trek from Jhola to Paiyu | Camping |
7 | Rest and acclimatization day at Paiyu | Camping |
8 | Trek from Paiyu to Kolpin Peak Base Camp | Camping |
9-24 | Climbing Period for Kolpin Peak (6,447m) Includes setting up high camps, acclimatization, and summit push |
Camping |
25 | Descend from Base Camp to Paiyu | Camping |
26 | Trek from Paiyu to Jhola | Camping |
27 | Trek from Jhola to Askole and drive to Skardu | Hotel |
28 | Drive or fly from Skardu to Islamabad | Hotel |
29 | Departure from Islamabad | Bye |