Nima Doma Sherpa is a US Sherpa guide. She became a widow after losing her husband in a climbing accident on Mt. Everest in 2014. Nima Doma and Fur Diki Sherpa, both widows, set out to start the Two Widows Everest Project. They successfully summited Mt. Everest (29,035ft) on May 23, 2019 and became the 1st Nepali Sherpa widows to successfully climb Everest in the world.

Take a look at her feature in the Alpinist 18 magazine here: LINK

Some of my favorite activities include backcountry skiing, photography, meditation, and sailing. I love exploring our local wilderness, spending peaceful time in the outdoors, and helping other find their place in the outdoors! One of my biggest accomplishments is living on my 25' sailboat in Alaska for four years. These years were challenging but rewarding.

Pasang Dawa Sherpa is 38 and father to two children. He is originally from Khumjung Village and is a full-time sherpa guide. He has summited Everest six times and his younger brother has also summited Everest several times!

​Most of my activities recently include running + hiking. I've finished several ultramarathons including the Vermont 100, which was my 1st 100 mile event. I'm working on completing the list of 46, 4000+ ft peaks in the Adirondaks (currently on #39 of 46). I enjoy traveling and have visited 33 countries, and many of our US National parks. I also enjoy gravel biking, back country/alpine skiing and spending time on the water.  

I have a love for the outdoors. Some of my favorite activities​ include hiking, fishing, boating, skiing and camping; all of which are enhanced by the addition of my three beautiful daughters. I love to volunteer. Currently I am a teacher at the local church. I love watching my children learn outside in nature's classroom and watching them succeed and fail through trial and error. I am also very interested in the deeper meaning of life and what makes our hearts smile and what gives us the ultimate feeling of accomplishment. I love doing hard things to prove to myself and my children how truly capable we are. Before the birth of my children my greatest accomplishment was serving our country in the US Air Force but now being their dad is my biggest accomplishment and the most meaningful part of my life.

I love hiking, kayaking, camping and anything outdoors. My biggest accomplishments are becoming a registered nurse, becoming a mom, almost finishing the NH48 and being a member of PEMiSAR.

I love skiing, biking, backpacking, kayaking, climbing, and all outdoor activities and gear. When I am not outside I enjoy ceramics, woodworking and traditional kayak building. I love photography and videography and usually can be found with a camera close at hand.