Base Camp Cards

Description: Let go for adventure at the Worlds Highest Mountain The Everest Base Camp.

Description: Annapurna Base Camp Trek Map

Description: Pack out what you pack in--that goes for you too Everest-trekking peeps!

Description: Cosmic Frontier Adventures. Navigation plus basecamp. A star compass with a gear at its center rises over a geodesic dome camp in a pine forest, with constellations and a pocket multi-tool. A sci-fi take on camping for explorers, glampers and stargazers. A good gift for an outdoorsy space nerd.

Description: mount everest base camp design

Description: mount everest base camp design

Description: mount everest base camp design

Description: mount everest base camp design

Description: Mt. Everest Base Camp - Nepal design.

Description: A monochrome emblem-style graphic featuring snow-capped mountains with sun rays emanating from behind them. Text prominently displays 'EVEREST BASE CAMP TREK' with 'NEPAL' below. The overall presentation is within a shield shape with a dark border.

Description: Mount Everest 29,032′ is for the mountain climber who is interested in climbing Mount Everest. Great gift for Mount Everest Climber. Perfect for a hiker, climber, sherpa and mountain guide who climb to base camp.

Description: Because in the end, You won't remember the time you spent working in the office or mowing the lawn. So just get your bag pack ready and climb that damn Annapurna Mountain.

Description: Mount Everest North Base Camp in Tibet sits at an elevation of 16,900 to 17,060 feet, and offers a highly accessible view of Mount Everest's sheer north face.

Description: Mount Everest South Base Camp in Nepal sits at an altitude of 17,598 feet in the Khumbu Valley and serves as the primary staging ground for climbers attempting the southeast ridge.

Description: A fun vintage badge illustration showing Bigfoot hiking with a trekking pole at Everest Base Camp. Great gift idea for sasquatch believers, hikers, campers, and mountain explorers.

Description: Everest North Base Camp Tibet Retro Mountain Emblem

Description: most never make it past base camp

Description: Mount Everest Base Camp refers to two base camps on Mount Everest. The South Base Camp in Nepal and North Base Camp in Tibet. The South Base Camp is the more commonly known and visited one, serving as the starting point for expeditions and trekking to the summit on the Nepalese side.

Description: Mount Everest Base Camp refers to two base camps on Mount Everest. The South Base Camp in Nepal and North Base Camp in Tibet. The South Base Camp is the more commonly known and visited one, serving as the starting point for expeditions and trekking to the summit on the Nepalese side.

Description: Camp Roberts California Middle Of Nowhere Vintage Retro Desert Donkey Vulture

Description: KARAKORAM RANGE

Description: KARAKORAM RANGE

Description: Celebrate your favorite Colorado destination with this charming green travel souvenir. Featuring majestic mountains, tall pine trees, and a historic mountain hotel, this captures the adventurous spirit of the Rocky Mountains perfectly for hikers and nature lovers.

Description: NEPAL

Description: NEPAL

Description: NEPAL

Description: NEPAL

Description: NEPAL

Description: NEPAL

Description: NEPAL

Description: NEPAL

Description: A monochrome emblem featuring sharp, snowy mountain peaks with a sunburst radiating behind them. The text "EVEREST BASE CAMP TREK" is prominently displayed in capital letters, followed by "NEPAL" on a banner below. The entire composition is enclosed within a shield-like border.

Description: A monochrome emblem featuring snow-capped mountains against a sunburst background. The text "EVEREST BASE CAMP TREK" is displayed prominently, followed by "NEPAL" below. The entire composition is enclosed within a shield shape.

Description: A monochrome depiction features snow-capped mountains under a black background. Two crossed ice axes are positioned above the mountain range, between the words "ANNAPURNA" and "HIMALAYA". The text "SOUTH FACE BASE CAMP" is prominently displayed at the top, and "CLIMBING EXPEDITION" is at the bottom.