In a world that often feels divided, the Trek Ready Collective stands for something profoundly simple — and profoundly needed. It stands for people. For connection. For courage. For the belief that adventure can be a force for good, and that every step taken together can change the future for those living with Parkinson’s disease.
The trek from Lukla to Everest Base Camp is one of the most iconic journeys on Earth — not because of its difficulty alone, but because of what it represents. Over 130 kilometres of walking, thousands of metres climbed, and an estimated 150,000–200,000 steps taken across rugged trails, suspension bridges, ancient Sherpa villages, and the
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Every day, thousands of Australians wake up to the reality of living with Parkinson’s disease. For some, it means managing tremors, stiffness, and mobility challenges. For others, the impacts are less visible but equally significant, including depression, anxiety, sleep disturbances, cognitive changes, and the loss of independence that many people experience as the disease progresses.
In April 2027, Australians from all walks of life will come together for an extraordinaryadventure through the heart of Nepal as part of the Himalayan Challenge 2027.Organised by Trek Ready Himalayas in partnership with the Silver FoxInitiative and supporting Shake It Up Australia Foundation, the challengecombines world-class trekking experiences with a powerful mission: raisingawareness and funds for Parkinson's disease research while
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