Here are detailed track notes for the Kangchenjunga Trek, from November 2012.
We found it hard to get reliable information on whether the north and south sides of Mt Kangchenjunga could be visited as a lodge trek. The answer is definitely yes, in this season at least.
The area is also relatively undeveloped so trekking tends to be seasonal. The usual trekking destinations are the climbing base camps and viewpoints on the south and north sides of this massive mountain. We found that the traverse between these two sides was also highly enjoyable, making for a very satisfying and wild experience.
Don’t expect the formed tracks of the Everest and Annapurna regions, although tracks are being rapidly improved up the north side. If you are grateful for a stone hut, wooden bed, evening dalbhat and daily wilderness, you will greatly enjoy this remote trek. Even today, only about 500 mostly camping group trekkers a year visit this place compared to over 70,000 in the Khumbu, so it is possible to walk blissfully all day and see no other trekkers.
http://fedup.com.au/images/stories/n...njungaTrek.pdf
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Taghairm