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100% MOUNTAINS CLIMB TREK SKI CLIMB TREK SKI PAGE 6 PAGE 26 PAGE 36 For 27 years Jagged Globe has been at the forefront of organising mountaineering expeditions, mountaineering courses, adventurous skiing and high-altitude treks. With Jagged Globe you can climb the Seven Summits, trek to Everest Base Camp, improve your off piste skiing or develop your mountaineering skills. If you love mountains and want to climb higher, trek further or ski steeper, then join us. jagged-globe.co.uk HAZARD WARNING FINANCIAL PROTECTION When something becomes predictable and absolutely safe, it ceases to be exciting or to be an CLIMB, TREK, SKI LTD (trading as Jagged Globe) is a fully licenced and bonded tour operator. adventure. For an activity to be adventurous it must have an uncertain outcome and it will Our ATOL number is ATOL 10241. All the flights and flight-inclusive holidays in this brochure carry risks. Going into mountainous regions is implicitly hazardous, and if we add to that an are financially protected by the ATOL scheme. When you pay you will be supplied with an adventurous activity, then by necessity the hazards are increased. This implies an inherent ATOL Certificate. Please ask for it and check to ensure that everything you booked (flights, and intractable risk of injury or, in the extreme, death. hotels and other services) is listed on it. Please see our booking conditions for further infor- Anyone considering taking part in a trip needs to consider this very seriously and to take mation or for more information about financial protection and the ATOL Certificate go to: responsibility for their own participation. Our trips are fascinating and exciting, well beyond www.atol.org.uk/ATOLCertificate the realms of what can be achieved by staying near to home, not simply because of the The Association of Bonded Travel Organisers Trust Limited (ABTOT) provides financial mountains that we visit, but because of the astonishing parts of the world we go to. Sadly, protection under the Package Travel, Package Holidays and Package Tours Regulations 1992 for some of these are impoverished. This alone is an important incentive to go but it means we CLIMB TREK SKI LTD, and in the event of their insolvency, protection is provided for the following: operate invariably in regions with limited infrastructure. If you are injured, problems with in- 1 non-flight packages commencing in and returning to the UK; frastructure alone can mean a delayed evacuation and so a worse medical outcome than for 2 non-flight packages commencing and returning to a country other than the UK; and a similar accident nearer to home. 3 flight inclusive packages that commence outside of the UK, which are sold to We hope that joining one of our trips will set your pulse racing and your imagination customers outside of the UK. soaring. In order to take part in a truly exciting, adventurous activity with all the rewards of 1, 2 and 3 provides for a refund in the event you have not yet travelled. 1 and 3 provides experiencing diverse cultures and sharing unforgettable memories with newly found friends, for repatriation. Please note that bookings made outside the UK are only protected by ABTOT you have to accept the risks involved. when purchased directly with CLIMB TREK SKI LTD. 1 1 2 WHAT’S NEW? PROVISIONAL BOOKINGS – NEW TRIPS FOR 2015–16 BOOK WITHOUT PAYING Moroccan Ice page 11 ANYTHING! Scrambling Introduction page 12 You can now make a provisional booking for any Resin to Rock page 12 expedition, trek or course without paying a deposit. Ladakh Climber page 21 For expeditions and treks, your provisional booking Peak Lenin page 25 means we will hold a place for you for up to one Everest Pasang Karma Trek: spring 2015 page 28 week. At the end of this week we will contact you Tsum Valley page 30 to ask if you would like to confirm your booking Shey Gompa and Inner Dolpo page 30 and if you do, this is the point at which you will The Fjords of Iceland page 30 need to pay a deposit. For courses, we will hold a Bolivia – Cordillera Real Trek page 32 place for 48 hours without a deposit. Please note Ski Iran page 40 that we cannot make provisional bookings for Sail Ski Svalbard page 40 the final two places of any trip. Ski Hakuba Powder page 40 Finnmark on the Goxheim page 40 GUARANTEED DEPARTURES Hardangervidda Crossing page 41 Many of our 2015 trips already have the minimum Svalbard Crossing page 41 THE NEW numbers and are guaranteed to go ahead on the JAGGED GLOBE published dates. Trips that are guaranteed at the time of publication of this brochure are highlighted ON LINE SHOP on pages 46–47. We aim to guarantee trips as soon as possible – please check our website for SHOP.JAGGED-GLOBE.CO.UK the latest trip status. We now supply many key items of clothing PRE-TRIP WEEKENDS and equipment that we recommend for For 2015 we are offering pre-trip weekends for our expeditions, treks, courses and ski trips. all expeditions and treks. The only cost for the These are available to buy if you are weekend will be dinner on Saturday evening (£20) booked on a trip with us, or have travelled and your accommodation. The weekends will be with us previously. based in Betws-y-Coed, Snowdonia, with the focus Brands we stock include: Rab, Scarpa, Mountain being a social one: meeting your fellow team Hardwear, Outdoor Research, Black Diamond, members. There will also be the opportunity to Petzl, Sherpa, La Sportiva, Deuter, Mammut, discuss the forthcoming trip with our staff during Grivel, DMM, Black Crows and Exped. a day out on one of Snowdonia’s classic walks Our aim is to give you a very personal service, or scrambles. On Saturday evening there will be using our first-hand experience of the gear that an after-dinner slide show about your trip. we sell to ensure you are properly equipped. We’ll The weekends are normally scheduled 6–8 weeks also stock most of the gear all year round, something that other retailers don’t necessarily prior to your trip departure date. 3 do. Delivery is free for all orders over £30. 1 Cordillera Real trek. Photo: Rob Wymer. 2 Greenland Mountaineer. Photo: Alun Richardson. 2 JAGGED GLOBE – CLIMB/TREK/SKI 3 Finnmark. Photo: Espen Nordhal. 4 5 SHERPA AID UK – PATRON To help Kandi and her children, or the families ALAN HINKES OBE of any other Sherpas hurt whilst working in the In spring 2014 an ice cliff fell from a hanging glacier mountains in the future, we have set up Sherpa Aid on the West Shoulder of Everest; it killed 16 Sherpas UK (as being the best means of channelling money climbing the Khumbu Icefall. One of those Sherpas to them). As a charity, with complete administrative was Pasang Karma who was working for Jagged support by Jagged Globe, 100% of the money Globe at the time. Alongside Pasang, six other donated to Sherpa Aid UK will go to support members of the Jagged Globe Sherpa team were mountain workers and their families who find injured. Luckily, none were injured seriously themselves in need because of illness, accident although one, Dawa Tashi Sherpa, was kept in or injury. Jagged Globe itself will be an annual hospital for a few weeks with a broken shoulder donor in order to fulfil our pledge to Pasang blade and wrist. Karma’s family. At the same time, we would hope to raise more money, to support other families, Pasang Karma left behind his wife, Kandi Sherpa, by asking you for a small contribution (£3) each and his three children Pasang Geljen (14), Furngima time you book a trip. We plan too that Sherpa Aid (8) and Mingma Tenji (2½). As soon as I heard of the UK will hold mountain-themed fundraising events tragedy, I travelled to Kathmandu and on to Bupsa, from time to time to which our past clients will be 6 Pasang’s home village, a day’s walk below Lukla. invited. Jagged Globe will also nominate one trek There, I met Kandi and Pasang Karma’s children and a year as the ‘Pasang Karma Sherpa trek’, from I was able to give them some money for their which all proceeds will be donated to his family immediate needs. More importantly, I undertook to through Sherpa Aid UK. ensure that, whatever else, his children would have their future education taken care of by us. Since We are privileged that Alan Hinkes OBE has agreed then, my aim remains that we keep his family in the to be Patron of Sherpa Aid UK. If you would like to same financial position they would have been in serve as a trustee then please contact me at the had Pasang been here to provide for them. Among Jagged Globe office. If you would like to donate to other things, a good education for his children was Sherpa Aid UK, knowing that all of your money will Pasang’s ambition and the reason he took on the be sent to the families who need help, then please risks and challenges of Everest. contact us for the charity’s bank details. Simon Lowe – Chairman and Trustee Sherpa Aid UK 7 4 En route to Camp 3, Peak Lenin. Photo: Simon Verspeak. 5 Candles, Bodinath Temple, Kathmandu, Nepal. Photo: Tom Briggs. 6 Mani Wheel, Lower Pisang. Annapurna Circuit. Photo: Kerry Cooper. 7 Pasang Geljen Sherpa. Photo: Simon Lowe. 3 EXPEDITION GRADING.
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