Untouched, wild and breathtakingly beautiful landscapes, far off the tourist trail, await you on a remote trek. Exploring the seemingly unreachable has always been at the heart of KE and the adventures on this list are so remote that peaceful wild camping is not just an option, it's the only way to experience them.

Arguably the greatest trek on earth, Bhutan’s Snowman Trek follows its most remote and challenging route, crossing high Himalayan passes and secluded valleys over 25 days. Expect breathtaking scenery, rich cultural encounters and true wilderness. This journey also includes time to explore Kathmandu, Paro and the iconic Tiger’s Nest Monastery.

After acclimatising in KE’s home terrain of the Hushe Valley, Pakistan, this trek leads you across the Gondogoro Glacier beneath the striking spire of Laila Peak, before ascending to 5,650m for spectacular views from the summit of Gondogoro Peak (KE’s first ever trekking peak in 1986). A true adventure, ideal for hillwalkers with some snow or ice experience.

Straddling the districts of Garhwal and Kumaon close to the Nepalese border, the sacred mountain Nanda Devi (7,817m) is the geographical and spiritual high point of India. This delightful trek which travels through an unspoilt corner of the Indian Himalaya, passes through several villages and shepherds' camps, which provide a warm welcome to the few adventure travellers to venture this far.

Take on this wonderful wilderness trek in the Peruvian Cordillera Blanca and camp in the most stunning locations, surrounded by azure glacial lakes and snow-capped peaks. Enjoy the warm hospitality of remote Quecha communities as you circumnavigate the majestic Alpamayo and find out for yourself why it was voted the world's most beautiful mountain.

No words can fully capture the vastness of Alaska - you need to experience it yourself. With national parks as large as entire countries and glaciers that stretch endlessly, this walking holiday plunges you into a wild land where bears roam, eagles glide and the echoes of gold rush miners still linger. Explore Denali National Park as you search for moose, bears, Dall sheep, caribou and wolves.

This trek explores a remote part of Nepal, home to resilient Buddhist communities who continue to trade across the Tibetan border. You’ll visit ancient monasteries in Naar and cross the Kang La Pass (5,306m), rewarded with outstanding panoramic views of the Annapurna mountains - a rare journey few foreign visitors have experienced.