Follow our journey · Chapter One

Road to the Annapurna Circuit

keitreks & Co. are training for the Annapurna Circuit, 13–26 November 2026 — and measuring the whole build-up. Every week until we fly, the honest work: what we did, what the watch says, and the route we're about to log GPS-first, for you. It's the same plan behind the Trek-Ready Program. Follow along.

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to the Annapurna Circuit · 13 Nov 2026

The trek we're about to measure

Annapurna Circuit

13–26 November 2026 · over the Thorong La Pass (5,416 m)

229km
+8,800m climb
5,416m pass
~14days
The measured guide lands after we walk it →

Watch the journey

The build-up, filmed weekly — swipe through the prep vlogs as they drop.

Prep vlogs — soon on @keitreks

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Cold-water training — teaching the body to hold heat when you stop moving.

What we're documenting

Filmed and measured, weekly — the honest build-up, not a highlight reel.

The training

Every week off the watch — the real work that takes a sea-level body to a 5,416 m pass.

The route

Building the GPX track kilometre by kilometre, so you can load the exact route onto your watch.

The gear

Every item weighed before it earns a place in the pack — real weights, not a checklist.

The altitude

Preparing for thin air — what actually helps before 5,400 m, and what doesn't.

The plan

A 12-week measured build

The descent-strong, altitude-ready plan we're following to the Circuit — packaged as the Trek-Ready Program.

See the program →

The weekly log

Newest week first. Measured off the watch — same rule as the treks: no invented numbers.

The log starts as the block begins. Week 1 drops here the moment training kicks off — measured, week by week, all the way to the trailhead.