Interactive 3D map featuring trekking routes and mountain hikes in Nepal
Using state-of-the-art satellite technology, we have developed a highly accurate, interactive 3D map of Mount Everest—with a resolution and level of detail that sets new standards.
The map allows you to explore the region in unprecedented detail: from the classic trek to Everest Base Camp to the various climbing routes to the summit of the world’s highest mountain.
In our tour planner and the RealityMaps Outdoor app, you can now find the most beautiful and famous trekking tours in Nepal—from the legendary trails of the Khumbu region around Everest to the hidden gems throughout the country.
Trekking tours and ascents of 6,000-meter peaks
Get inspired
Get inspired and find your next destination. Whether you’re hiking through remote valleys with blooming rhododendron forests or venturing into the icy heights of base camps, our digital 3D map will guide you safely to your destination.
With a Pro subscription, you’ll get information on more than 250 trekking tours in Nepal and ascents to trekking peaks up to 6,500 m high.
We’ve mapped out every stage of the most popular trekking tours in detail for you. So you can plan your big adventure today from the comfort of your own home.
The subscription also includes over 30,000 tours in the Alps, Pyrenees, and other mountain regions around the world
Are you ready for your Nepal adventure?
Plan your adventures in Nepal with the best 3D map on the market. Whether you’re trekking to Everest Base Camp, exploring the remote Mustang Valley, or climbing a 6,000-meter peak—the RealityMaps Outdoor app is your perfect companion on the trail. Thanks to precise GPS navigation and offline maps, you’ll always stay safely on course, even in difficult terrain and without an internet connection.
The route from Lukla to Base Camp and up Mount Everest
The video takes you on the iconic route to Mount Everest—starting in Lukla, the spectacular high-altitude airstrip where most expeditions begin. From there, the trail winds through the stunning Khumbu region, past Sherpa villages, suspension bridges, and deep, rugged valleys, all the way up to Everest Base Camp.
From there, the most challenging part of the expedition begins: the dangerous Khumbu Icefall, with its constantly shifting crevasses and massive seracs. Beyond it lies the “Valley of Silence”—an almost surreal ice landscape where Camp 1 and Camp 2 are located.
The ascent continues up the steep, icy Lhotse flank to the South Col—an exposed saddle at an altitude of about 8,000 meters. After conquering the legendary Hillary Step, the final major crux awaits—before the summit of Mount Everest finally comes into view and the highest point on Earth is reached.
Your expedition starts here - all of Nepal's 8,000-meter peaks in one app
Nepal is the epicenter of high-altitude mountaineering. To help you plan your expeditions to these extreme altitudes as safely and precisely as possible, we’ve done some pioneering work: In our interactive route planner and app, we’ve digitally mapped the entire high-altitude mountain range of Nepal.
Whether you’re a trekker aiming to reach base camp or a mountaineer striving for the summit of an eight-thousander—we provide the data. We’ve mapped not only the classic approaches to all base camps but also the technical ascent routes to every eight-thousander in the country.
Detailed daily stages: From the first lodge to the final high camp—we break down each stage by distance, elevation gain, and estimated walking time.
High Camp Logistics: Where are Camps 1, 2, or 3 located? Our app shows you the exact locations of the high camps and provides important information about the conditions of the campsites.
8000ers in Nepal
Mount Everest (8,848 m) – The world’s highest mountain, located on the border with China.
Kangchenjunga (8,586 m) – The third-highest mountain on the border with India.
Lhotse (8,516 m) – Right next to Everest.
Makalu (8,485 m) – Known for its distinctive pyramid shape.
Cho Oyu (8,188 m) – Technically easy to climb.
Dhaulagiri I (8,167 m) – The highest mountain located entirely within Nepal.
Manaslu (8,163 m) – A mountain with a high risk of avalanches.
Annapurna I (8,091 m) – The first eight-thousander to be climbed
Live GPS Tracking -
A Service for Greater Safety and Visibility
Share your GPS location in real time
With our live tracking service, you’ll always be found. Share your GPS location in real time on the best 3D map. Stay connected with your friends, family, or community and show exactly where you are – including your route, timestamps, and other statistical details.
With the Iridium satellite network, you’re reachable worldwide—regardless of cellular coverage. Our live tracking currently supports Garmin (InReach) devices, which reliably transmit your location.
Customize your profile with a profile picture, a description of your plans, and direct links to your social media accounts.
You decide who can follow you: publicly visible to everyone or only to selected people. Just share the link and get started!
Expedition Leader
Live coverage: Jay Whiting on the “Triple Crown” on Mount Everest
Prove Your Success
With GPS live tracking, you can easily and transparently prove that you’ve reached your goals—whether it’s a summit, an expedition, or a specific route. The live tracking link provides clear proof of your achievement, which you can share with your community, sponsors, and partners.
Perfect for professionals who want to document and verify their achievements.