MBA and B-schools
An outbound programme with team challenges and structured debriefs.
Trekup Academy
Outdoor Leadership & Development Program for Colleges
Outbound programmes for MBA and B-schools, fresher orientation treks and club expeditions, with real roles, decisions and debriefs.
We reply within 1 working day
- Since 1993
- Certified leaders
- 1 : 8 guide ratio
Since 1993Himalayan treks
Certified leadersWith first-aid preparation
1 : 8 ratioGuide to trekkers
4.7 / 5Google rating
Who it is for
For campuses that want leadership you can see
One program, shaped around your group's goals.
Fresher orientation
A trek that helps a new batch get to know each other fast.
Clubs and societies
An expedition planned with club leaders, who take real roles.
Outcomes
Skills that grow on the trail
Leadership
Students take turns leading the group.
Decision-making
Real choices about pace, route and rest.
Communication
Speaking up, listening and agreeing a plan.
Teamwork
Moving as one group, at a pace everyone can hold.
Resilience
Keeping going when the trail gets harder.
Responsibility
Looking after kit, camp and the mountains.
How it builds
Team trust climbs with every day on the trail
Each day adds a little more responsibility.
Team trustIllustrative 5-day trek
Day 1Arrive
Briefing and first walk.
Day 2Follow
Learn the trail routine.
Day 3Share
Rotate roles in small groups.
Day 4Lead
Lead a section of the trail.
Day 5Own it
Plan and run the final day.
Illustrative, not measured data.
Program formats
Choose a format
Every format can be adjusted to your group.
Fresher trek
A short trek for a new batch, with ice-breakers and team tasks.
B-school programme
Leadership challenges and debriefs built into the trek.
Club expedition
A multi-day trek planned with club leaders.
Designed with you
A program built around your course and calendar.
How booking works
From enquiry to trail in five steps
- 1Enquire
Tell us about your group.
- 2Proposal
Get a free plan with route and price.
- 3Plan
Agree goals, dates and sessions.
- 4Brief
Pre-departure briefing for everyone.
- 5Trek
Lead, reflect and come back stronger.
A day on the trail
Everyone has a role
Each day, students rotate through real roles.
Reads the route plan with the trek leader and guides the group to the next checkpoint.
Keeps the group together at a pace everyone can hold.
Organises tents, kit and the evening routine at camp.
Checks in on a partner through the day and speaks up early.
Makes sure the group leaves no trace on the trail or at camp.
Shares the group's view in the evening debrief.
Safety
Safety is planned before anyone leaves
Every program follows the same safety checks.
1 : 8
At least one guide for every 8 trekkers
Guide ratio 1 : 8
At least one guide for every 8 trekkers on the trail.
Certified leaders
Trek leaders are certified, with first-aid preparation.
Matched routes
Routes are matched to the group's age and fitness.
Briefing before departure
Every group is briefed on the plan, kit and conduct before leaving.
Written emergency plan
Each program has a written emergency plan, shared with the organiser.
Common worries
What organisers ask before they book
“Is it safe?”
Programs follow a written safety plan, with at least one guide for every 8 trekkers.
“What if someone is not fit enough?”
Routes are matched to the group's age and fitness.
“Who looks after the group?”
Certified trek leaders, with first-aid preparation.
“What about food and stay?”
Food and stay are planned and set out in the proposal.
“What if the weather turns?”
Leaders adjust the plan, and the emergency plan covers what happens next.
“Will it fit our calendar?”
Dates and duration are planned around you.
Cost
What affects the price
Every proposal shows the full price before you decide.
Group sizeRouteDurationSeason
Every proposal includes
- Route and daily schedule
- Trek leaders and guides
- Stay and meals on the trek
- Safety and emergency plan
- Pre-departure briefing
- Learning goals and debriefs
FAQ
Questions organisers ask
Who runs the treks?
Trekup India, which has run Himalayan treks since 1993 in Uttarakhand and Himachal, with certified trek leaders.
What is the guide ratio?
At least one guide for every 8 trekkers.
Where do the programs take place?
On Himalayan trails in Uttarakhand and Himachal, matched to the group's age and fitness.
Do students need trekking experience?
No. Routes are matched to the group, and everyone is briefed before departure.
How long is a program?
It depends on the format you choose. Your free proposal sets out the plan.
What does it cost?
Cost depends on group size, route, duration and season. Every proposal shows the full price before you decide.
Is there an emergency plan?
Yes. Each program has a written emergency plan, shared with the organiser.
Can the program be customised?
Yes. Goals, route, dates and daily sessions are planned with you.
How do we get a proposal?
Fill in the enquiry form on this page. A proposal is free and there is no obligation.
What should participants pack?
A kit list is shared with the proposal and covered in the pre-departure briefing.
Free proposal
Get a free proposal
Tell us about your group and we will send a plan with route, schedule and price.
Response time: We reply within 1 working day
Phone: 08062358605
Email: info@trekupindia.com