“The very basic core of a man’s living spirit is his passion for adventure. The joy of life comes from our new experiences, and hence there is no greater joy than to have an endlessly changing horizon, for each day to have a new and different sun.”
    ― Aron Ralston, Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Deerwalk has always believed in the energy of the outdoors and the verve it transmits to those who venture. The total number of hikes gone, the places conquered, the time spent together, the memories made thus far, from the days of D2Haweye to the ones in Deerwalk; it has truly been an achievement to be proud of.

A total of 338 hikes, with 867 participants are in record via 2170 everestuncensored posts published thus far. The trips pushed boundaries and conquered altitudes of above 5000 with Yala Peak and Thorong La Pass being a couple of examples. The stereotypical image of an IT professional gets redefined when such numbers are stacked up.

Hike Stats

Item	Number
Total number of hikes	338
Total number of hikers (distinct)	867
Total number of hikers (includes multiple hikes by the same individual)	3718
Average number of hikers per hike	11.00

Hikes per year

Year	Number
2005	9
2006	22
2007	42
2008	45
2009	50
2010	35
2011	26
2012	40
2013	35
2014	34
Total	338

Destinations with Highest Altitude

Destination		Altitude
	Yala Peak	5,520 m
	Thorong La Pass	5,416 m
	Everest Base Camp	5,380 m
	Lauribina La Pass	4,610 m
	Gosaikunda	4,380 m
	Annapurna Base Camp	4,130 m

* The statistics above are as of December 31, 2014.

The journey continues as the new comers are introduced to this Deerwalk culture of exploring, while the old ones still lead the way venturing into new territories. It is said that creativity is fueled by expeditions, and hikes have proven to be an effective catalyst to stimulate the minds that has been the foundation of this company.

Some Glimpses of Past Hikes

Hike Title	Destination Date
Everest Base Camp Trek 2016	23/03/2016
Hiking from Zero Kilo to Everest Tea Garden	12/04/2015
Hiking from Namche to Everest Base Camp	07/05/2008