Pikey Peak

Where the Sky Whispers and Nepal Reveals Its Secret

Pikey Peak Trek offers quiet ridgelines, open skies, and a sunrise view of Everest you’ll never forget. We’ve walked this trail ourselves and it’s one of our favorite hidden gems in Solukhumbu.

Forget the crowded trails where trekkers line up like pearls on a string, all snapping the same sunrise.

Pikey Peak is not a place you just visit. It’s a place that changes you.

Here, in the quiet hills of lower Solukhumbu, begins a path that isn’t told through pixels and selfies, but through moments that make your heart beat faster and fill you with a deep sense of wonder.

The trail is wild yet gentle, wrapped in dense rhododendron forests, strung with fluttering prayer flags, and blessed with views that Sir Edmund Hillary himself called “the best view of Everest.”

What not to expect:

• You won’t be trekking in a long caravan with a step-counter app.
• You won’t be doing a standard lodge-to-lodge tour.
• You won’t be eating your hundredth plate of reheated Dal Bhat.

Instead, expect:

• Sunrises that look like the sky drank watercolor.
• Homestays and small lodges with people who see you not as a tourist, but as a guest.
• Trail sections where goats have more local knowledge than Google Maps.
• A team who shares stories, sings songs, and brews tea under a sky full of stars.

Why This Is a MeroTrail – and Not a “Me Too” Trek

MeroTrails stands for “my way, your trail, our story.”

Our journeys aren’t copy-pasted from the Lonely Planet. They’re handcrafted like a good cup of milk tea. Every step is curated. Every place chosen because it has something to tell. No mass dorms, no fast-trekking.

• Small groups. Big moments. Max. 6 people. No exceptions.
• Local guides. Real connections. Our guide isn’t an entertainer – they’re a door-opener to a world you’d never access otherwise.
• Flexible pace. Want to stay longer in one place? You’re not stuck in a schedule.
• Personally selected homestays & eco-lodges. No chance. All heart. All intentional.