Everest Altitude and Acclimatization Calculator
Use this calculator to review daily sleeping altitude gain on Everest and other high-altitude Nepal treks. It is a planning tool, not medical advice; always follow your guide, doctor, and real trail conditions.
Planning workspace
Altitude Calculator
Change the inputs and use the result as a planning brief before speaking with a specialist.
Average sleeping gain
321m/day
Rest-day spacing
2 rest days
Planning risk
Lower
Acclimatization signal
23% complete
This is a calmer altitude profile for initial planning.
Sleeping-altitude sketch
Day 1
3121m
Day 2
3442m
Day 3
3763m
Day 4
4084m
Day 5
4405m
Day 6
4726m
Day 7
5047m
Day 8
5368m
Planning recommendations
- Average sleeping gain is within a more comfortable planning band.
- Rest-day spacing looks sensible for a planning review.
- Keep high viewpoints optional and prioritize how the group sleeps and recovers.
Start
2800m
Highest sleep
5364m
Altitude spread
2564m
For high-altitude treks, many itineraries work best when sleeping altitude gain stays gradual after 3,000m and rest days are placed before major altitude jumps. Symptoms always matter more than a calculator result.
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