Walking Cycling Expeditions
Sherpa Expeditions have been specialists in walking and cycling holidays for more than 30 years, offering a worldwide programme of tours for the active traveller.
Go self guided any day you choose or join an escorted group of like minded travellers. Tours to suit all levels of ability from a gentle ramble to a Himalayan expedition.
There are lots of expeditions to choose from, here are just a few:
Trekking
in Khumbu, Home of the Sherpa People
The people, the flora and fauna and the immense landscape combine in
a kaleidoscope of sights and sensations that make a Himalayan trek a
truly unique experience. For inclusions in these prices and detail of
holidays please refer to trip descriptions and dossiers.
To stand beneath the towering rock and ice of the highest peak is both
a challenge and a fantastic experience. The wind-swept tops of Everest,
Lhotse and Nuptse form a skyline like no other; the landscape is hard,
barren and inhospitable but also mesmerising and incredibly beautiful
For
this and many more expedtions please see …
OFFA'S DYKE
Walking the Boundary of King Offa's Mercia
The
Offa’s Dyke path is a walk through history following the course of an
ancient earthwork believed to date from the late 8th century. It runs
for 117 miles from Chepstow on the Severn Estuary to Prestatyn on the
Irish Sea coast of north Wales.
The scenery is remarkable, especially over the first 80 miles which our walk covers. The variety of terrain and the remote and sparsely populated countryside allows a wide range of species of birds, butterflies mammals and plants to exist.
The dyke takes its name from King Offa who ruled the English kingdom of Mercia from 757 to 796 and to whom its construction is attributed. It is a defensive earthwork of immense proportions criss-crossing the modern border between England & Wales. The dyke is lined with castles and abbeys some dating from just after the Norman conquest of 1066.
For this and many more expedtions please see …
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