Jon Gangdal
About Jon Gangdal
Originally from Norway, Jon is a highly experienced Himalayan expedition leader with more than three decades of mountaineering experience across Nepal, Tibet, Pakistan, and Peru. His lifelong passion for the mountains has led him to some of the world’s most iconic and challenging peaks.
Jon has led and participated in expeditions on legendary mountains including Mount Everest, Kangchenjunga, Cho Oyu, Manaslu, Shishapangma, and Ama Dablam. His extensive background includes both technical alpine climbing and leading high-altitude expeditions with safety, professionalism, and deep mountain knowledge.
Beyond climbing, Jon is passionate about sharing the culture, traditions, and spirit of the Himalayas with others. His experience, leadership, and respect for mountain communities make him an important part of Adventure Pathway’s vision.
At Adventure Pathway, Jon helps create authentic journeys that combine adventure, cultural connection, and unforgettable Himalayan experiences.
Personal Details
Based In
Annapurna Region
Age
28 Years
Nationality
Norwegian
Specialization
High-Altitude Mountaineering Expert
Notable Achievements
- 2024 – Ama Dablam (to 6500 m) Nepal, leader
- 2022 – Ama Dablam (6812 m), Nepal, leader 2018 – Ama Dablam (to 6750 m), Nepal, leader
- 2018 – Imja Tse - Island Peak (to 6050 m.) Nepal, leader
- 2011 – Parchemo (6270 m), Nepal, leader
- 2009 – Kangchenjunga (8586 m), Nepal, leader 2006 – Parchemo (6270 m), Nepal, leader
- 2005 – Mount Everest (8848 m), North Ridge, Tibet, leader 2005 – Imja Tse - Island Peak (6165 m), Nepal, leader
- 2003 – Mount Everest, South Ridge (to 8000 m), Nepal 2002 – Manaslu (8163 m), Nepal, leader
- 1999 – Shisha Pangma (8046 m), Tibet, leader
- 1999 – Cho Oyu (8201 m), Tibet, leader
- 1996 – Mount Everest, North Ridge (to 7900 m), Tibet, leader
- 1994 – Mount Everest, West Ridge (to 7300 m), Tibet, leader
- 1991 – Tirich Mir, Southwest Summit (7620 m), Pakistan, leader
- 1989 – Himal Chuli, West Summit (7540 m), Nepal
- 1988 – Alpamajo (5949 m), Peru
- 1988 – Huascaran (6768 m), Peru
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