Tribe Verified· Over 1/3 of our climbers are women.

Women Who Climb: High-Altitude Mountaineering for All

byBoots & CramponsExpeditions across India; Base office in Dwarka, DelhiStarts from₹1,60,000 Per Person (Ex-Delhi/Kathmandu)View full gallery

Mountains do not care about gender, only grit. From first-time trekkers to Everest summiteers, we are proud to support the women shaping the future of Indian mountaineering.

Meet Hasvi Muriki, a TEDx speaker and the youngest climber to scale UT Kangri and Kang Yatse 2 with us. She is one of the many young women proving that age and gender are no barriers in the mountains.

A look at the unstoppable women of our tribe. This year, our Everest team has a perfect 3:3 gender balance, and our recent Kilimanjaro climb was an all-women team by default. Adventure has no limits.

About Our Tribe: Women Who Climb

If you are worried about fitting into a male-dominated trekking group, don't be. On our expeditions, like our recent all-women Kilimanjaro trip, we build a supportive environment where your pace, experience, and summit goals are the only things that matter. We focus on the camaraderie and the shared challenge of the climb, ensuring every member of our tribe feels safe and heard.

Over 1/3 of our climbers are women. — Approved by the tribe

Boots & Crampons

Expeditions across India; Base office in Dwarka, DelhiStarts from ₹1,60,000 Per Person (Ex-Delhi/Kathmandu)

We are Boots and Crampons. We believe the mountains are for everyone and we have spent years building a community where women feel safe, challenged, and absolutely capable of hitting those peaks.