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Ofrecemos las mejores vacaciones y aventuras de trekking de escalada de montaña, hermosas áreas del Perú como en la Cordillera Blanca Cordillera Huayhuash.
Somos expertos en caminatas, escalada, expediciones y nos esforzamos por brindarle la mejor experiencia posible.
| FECHAS DEL VIAJE | VIAJE | PRECIO | ESPACIO LIBRE | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 06 - Jan 17 | Aconcagua Expeditions 12 días Salida Garantizada! Info | USD 5550.00 | 12 | Reservar |
| Jan 07 - Jan 14 | Climbing Cotopaxi & Chimborazo 8 días Salida Garantizada! Info | USD 1650.00 | 8 | Reservar |
| Jan 19 - Feb 03 | Aconcagua Expeditions 16 días Salida Garantizada! Info | USD 5700.00 | 11 | Reservar |
GROUP 4-09 TRAVELERS
Nevado Pisco lies in Cordillera Blanca and forms a part of a mountain range called Macizo de Huandoy. It lies in the central part of Cordillera Blanca, in Yunghay province. It became a popular mountain due to its spectacular views and an easy approach. The normal western route is ideal for acclimatization and many mountaineers use it as a finish of their trek or as a beginning to acclimate before climbing technically more challenging mountains.
Nevado Yanapaccha is a 5,460 m mountain in Peru's Cordillera Blanca. Its Quechua name means "black waterfall." It’s located in the Huandoy massif, near the Llanganuco lagoons. It is a popular climbing destinHuascarán, Chopicalqui, Pisco, Chacraraju, and Huandoyts crevasses and walls, offering spectacular views of Huascarán, Chopicalqui, Pisco, Chacraraju, and Huandoy.
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Only for people who have experience, our recommendation is to do at least two walks around of Huaraz to be able to acclimatize well.
If you don't have experience, we recommend doing a some mountain summit before starting this climb. More info only contact us.
ITINERARYDay 01: Huaraz - Yurac coral 3850 m - Base camp Pisco 4676 m / 3 – 4 hrs aprox. Day 02: Base camp 4676 – Summit Pisco 5750 m. – Base camp / 6 – 7 hrs aprox. Day 03: Base camp 4676 – Lake 69 4600 m – Yuraccoral 3850 m / 4 – 5 hrs aprox, Day 04: Yuraccoral – km 42 – Moraine camp 4900 m / 3 – 4 hrs aprox. Day 05: Moraine camp - Summit Yanapaccha mountain 5460 m - Moraine camp - Huaraz / 5 – 6 hrs aprox
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Each reservation requires a deposit from 30% (according to total price) as a down payment per person. Once the deposit will be confirmed we will send you your contract voucher. The remaining balance will be due in Huaraz during your briefing at our office or your hotel in cash before your trip. No refund if you cancel less than 30 days!
GROUP 4-08 TRAVELERS
Mount Sajama, the highest peak in Bolivia, reaches an impressive height of 6,542 meters. This extinct stratovolcano stands within the Sajama National Park, offering a challenging yet rewarding climb for seasoned mountaineers. The ascent is typically approached from the small village of Sajama, which provides a straightforward starting point. The climb itself is not technically demanding, but the high altitude and potential for extreme weather conditions should not be underestimated.
TIP:
Only for people who have experience, our recommendation is to do at least two walks around of La Paz to be able to acclimatize well.
If you don't have experience, we recommend doing a some mountain summit before starting this climb. More info only contact us.
ITINERARYDay 01: La Paz - Village Sajama 4200 m – Base camp Sajama 4700 m /
4 – 5 hrs by walk
Day 02: Base Camp - High Camp 5700 m / 4 – 5 hrs climb Camp B/L/D
Day 03: High Camp - Summit Chopicalqui 6542 m - Base
Camp / 6 – 7 hrs. Camp B/L/D
Day 04: Base Camp – La Paz / 4 hrs by walk
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Each reservation requires a deposit from 30% (according to total price) as a down payment per person. Once the deposit will be confirmed we will send you your contract voucher. The remaining balance will be due in Huaraz during your briefing at our office or your hotel in cash before your trip. No refund if you cancel less than 30 days!
GROUP 2-08 TRAVELERS
Cotopaxi is an iconic, highly active stratovolcano in Ecuador, standing 5,897 meters (19,347 feet) high within Cotopaxi National Park. Renowned for its almost perfectly symmetrical, snow-capped cone, it is one of the world's highest active volcanoes, featuring a massive crater and a rare equatorial glacier. It is a premier Andean destination for climbing and trekking.
Chimborazo 6268 m
The Chimborazo, like so many mountains on earth,Gualguallaed by global warming and the glacier melts slowly. Thus, the conditions for an ascent constantly change. The normal route has become much more difficult and dangerous because of rock falls. For that reason, we only offer the safer route Gualgualla with High Camp.
TIP:
Acclimatization and Preparation
Proper acclimatization is the foundation for a successful climb. Before attempting Cotopaxi or Chimborazo, it is highly recommended to spend a few days trekking volcanoes below 5,000 meters such as Pasochoa, Rucu Pichincha, Rumiñahui, or Iliniza Norte. This gradual progression allows your body to adapt naturally to high altitude and significantly improves your performance during summit days.
ITINERARY
Day 01: Arrival Quito 2850 m
Day 02: Ruco Pichincha 4696 m (Aclimatization day)
Day 03: Quito - Jose rivas Refuge 4850 m
Day 04: Quito - Cotopaxi summit 5897 m - Quito
Day 05: Rest day
Day 06: Quito - Carrel Refuge 4800 m - High camp 5300 m
Day 07: Chimborazo summit 6268 m - Quito
Day 08: Flight your country
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More info: https://andeanpeaks.com/es/ecuador-expeditions-cotopaxi-chimborazo.php
Each reservation requires a deposit from 30% (according to total price) as a down payment per person. Once the deposit will be confirmed we will send you your contract voucher. The remaining balance will be due in Huaraz during your briefing at our office or your hotel in cash before your trip. No refund if you cancel less than 30 days!
GROUP 04-12 TRAVELERS
Aconcagua is the highest mountain in America, located in western Argentina, near the Chile border. The Normal Route is not technical a climb up following the Northwest Ridge. It is the altitude that poses the most problem.
Guiding an expedition to the Aconcagua mountain requires skilled guides, who have good experience in high mountain and are capable of managing the standards of work and security.
The normal route start with an acclimatization trek from Plaza Francia (base camp from south face), and continue with a progressive approximation to the Plaza de Mulas, - journey of 40 km-. It will take us 3 days to get to base camp. Then 3 high altitude camps are located in strategically position before getting to the summit. In that way, we guarantee a good acclimatization before starting the ascent to Aconcagua. Our program suggests having two days for carrying all the equipment’s, acclimate and extra days for any incident. When the last stage begins, we will go higher and higher, towards the higher camp until reaching the summit. In Aconcagua, sometimes, the presence of white wind makes the ascent difficult, so in this case, is when we use those extra days for incidents, increasing our chance reaching the top.
TIP:
Physical and mental preparation: Before embarking on the expedition, make sure you are in good physical and mental condition. Engage in prior training, including long hikes, mountain climbing, and endurance exercises. Additionally, cultivate the right mindset to face the challenges the mountain presents and maintain a positive attitude towards obstacles.
Gradual acclimatization: Aconcagua is situated at a high altitude, so it is crucial to gradually acclimate to the height before attempting to reach the summit. Precede your journey with ascents on lower-altitude mountains, which will help you adjust and reduce the risk of altitude sickness.
ITINERARY
Day 01: Mendoza – Permit procedures - Altitude max 760m.
Day 02: Mendoza - Penitentes – Altitude: 2800m / 9,186 ft
Day 03: Penitentes – Horcones lake - Confluencia – Altitude: 3300 m / 10,826 ft
Day 04: Acclimatization trekking to Plaza Francia – Altitude: 4200 m / 13,779 ft (South face viewpoint)
Day 05: Confluencia - Base camp Plaza de Mulas 4250 m / 13,943 ft
Day 06: Plaza de Mulas – Cerro Bonete Altitude 5000 m / 16,404 ft - Plaza de Mulas
Day 07: Plaza de Mulas - Camp II ”Nido de Cóndores” – Altitude: 5600 m / 18,372 ft
Day 08: Camp II “Nido de cóndores” - Camp III “Plaza Cólera” or also known “Berlin” – Altitude: 6000 m / 19,685 ft
Day 09: Extra day in case of bad weather.
Day 10: Aconcagua Summit 6962 m “Roof of America” – Altitude: 6962 m / 22,841 ft
Day 11: Camp III “Plaza Cólera” or “Berlín” - Plaza de Mulas.
Day 12: Plaza de mulas - Penitentes - Mendoza.
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More info: https://andeanpeaks.com/aconcagua-expedition.php
Each reservation requires a deposit from 30% (according to total price) as a down payment per person. Once the deposit will be confirmed we will send you your contract voucher. The remaining balance will be due in Huaraz during your briefing at our office or your hotel in cash before your trip. No refund if you cancel less than 30 days!
GROUP 2-08 TRAVELERS
Aconcagua is the highest mountain in America, located in western Argentina, near the Chile border. The Normal Route is not technical a climb up following the Northwest Ridge. It is the altitude that poses the most problem.
Guiding an expedition to the Aconcagua mountain requires skilled guides, who have good experience in high mountain and are capable of managing the standards of work and security.
The normal route start with an acclimatization trek from Plaza Francia (base camp from south face), and continue with a progressive approximation to the Plaza de Mulas, - journey of 40 km-. It will take us 3 days to get to base camp. Then 3 high altitude camps are located in strategically position before getting to the summit. In that way, we guarantee a good acclimatization before starting the ascent to Aconcagua. Our program suggests having two days for carrying all the equipment’s, acclimate and extra days for any incident. When the last stage begins, we will go higher and higher, towards the higher camp until reaching the summit. In Aconcagua, sometimes, the presence of white wind makes the ascent difficult, so in this case, is when we use those extra days for incidents, increasing our chance reaching the top.
TIP:
Physical and mental preparation: Before embarking on the expedition, make sure you are in good physical and mental condition. Engage in prior training, including long hikes, mountain climbing, and endurance exercises. Additionally, cultivate the right mindset to face the challenges the mountain presents and maintain a positive attitude towards obstacles.
Gradual acclimatization: Aconcagua is situated at a high altitude, so it is crucial to gradually acclimate to the height before attempting to reach the summit. Precede your journey with ascents on lower-altitude mountains, which will help you adjust and reduce the risk of altitude sickness.
ITINERARY
Day 01: Mendoza – Permit procedures - Altitude max 760m.
Day 02: Mendoza - Penitentes – Altitude: 2800m / 9,186 ft
Day 03: Penitentes – Horcones lake - Confluencia – Altitude: 3300 m / 10,826 ft
Day 04: Acclimatization trekking to Plaza Francia – Altitude: 4200 m / 13,779 ft (South face viewpoint)
Day 05: Confluencia - Base camp Plaza de Mulas 4250 m / 13,943 ft
Day 06: Plaza de Mulas – Cerro Bonete Altitude 5000 m / 16,404 ft - Plaza de Mulas
Day 07: Plaza de Mulas - Camp II ”Nido de Cóndores” – Altitude: 5600 m / 18,372 ft
Day 08: Camp II “Nido de cóndores” - Camp III “Plaza Cólera” or also known “Berlin” – Altitude: 6000 m / 19,685 ft
Day 09: Extra day in case of bad weather.
Day 10: Aconcagua Summit 6962 m “Roof of America” – Altitude: 6962 m / 22,841 ft
Day 11: Camp III “Plaza Cólera” or “Berlín” - Plaza de Mulas.
Day 12: Plaza de mulas - Penitentes - Mendoza.
INCLUDED:
NOT INCLUDED:
More info: https://andeanpeaks.com/aconcagua-expedition.php
Each reservation requires a deposit from 30% (according to total price) as a down payment per person. Once the deposit will be confirmed we will send you your contract voucher. The remaining balance will be due in Huaraz during your briefing at our office or your hotel in cash before your trip. No refund if you cancel less than 30 days!
GROUP 2-08 TRAVELERS
Cotopaxi is an iconic, highly active stratovolcano in Ecuador, standing 5,897 meters (19,347 feet) high within Cotopaxi National Park. Renowned for its almost perfectly symmetrical, snow-capped cone, it is one of the world's highest active volcanoes, featuring a massive crater and a rare equatorial glacier. It is a premier Andean destination for climbing and trekking.
Chimborazo 6268 m
The Chimborazo, like so many mountains on earth,Gualguallaed by global warming and the glacier melts slowly. Thus, the conditions for an ascent constantly change. The normal route has become much more difficult and dangerous because of rock falls. For that reason, we only offer the safer route Gualgualla with High Camp.
TIP:
Acclimatization and Preparation
Proper acclimatization is the foundation for a successful climb. Before attempting Cotopaxi or Chimborazo, it is highly recommended to spend a few days trekking volcanoes below 5,000 meters such as Pasochoa, Rucu Pichincha, Rumiñahui, or Iliniza Norte. This gradual progression allows your body to adapt naturally to high altitude and significantly improves your performance during summit days.
ITINERARY
Day 01: Arrival Quito 2850 m
Day 02: Ruco Pichincha 4696 m (Aclimatization day)
Day 03: Quito - Jose rivas Refuge 4850 m
Day 04: Quito - Cotopaxi summit 5897 m - Quito
Day 05: Rest day
Day 06: Quito - Carrel Refuge 4800 m - High camp 5300 m
Day 07: Chimborazo summit 6268 m - Quito
Day 08: Flight your country
INCLUDED:
NOT INCLUDED:
More info: https://andeanpeaks.com/es/ecuador-expeditions-cotopaxi-chimborazo.php
Each reservation requires a deposit from 30% (according to total price) as a down payment per person. Once the deposit will be confirmed we will send you your contract voucher. The remaining balance will be due in Huaraz during your briefing at our office or your hotel in cash before your trip. No refund if you cancel less than 30 days!
GROUP 2-08 TRAVELERS
Aconcagua is the highest mountain in America, located in western Argentina, near the Chile border. The Normal Route is not technical a climb up following the Northwest Ridge. It is the altitude that poses the most problem.
Guiding an expedition to the Aconcagua mountain requires skilled guides, who have good experience in high mountain and are capable of managing the standards of work and security.
The normal route start with an acclimatization trek from Plaza Francia (base camp from south face), and continue with a progressive approximation to the Plaza de Mulas, - journey of 40 km-. It will take us 3 days to get to base camp. Then 3 high altitude camps are located in strategically position before getting to the summit. In that way, we guarantee a good acclimatization before starting the ascent to Aconcagua. Our program suggests having two days for carrying all the equipment’s, acclimate and extra days for any incident. When the last stage begins, we will go higher and higher, towards the higher camp until reaching the summit. In Aconcagua, sometimes, the presence of white wind makes the ascent difficult, so in this case, is when we use those extra days for incidents, increasing our chance reaching the top.
TIP:
Physical and mental preparation: Before embarking on the expedition, make sure you are in good physical and mental condition. Engage in prior training, including long hikes, mountain climbing, and endurance exercises. Additionally, cultivate the right mindset to face the challenges the mountain presents and maintain a positive attitude towards obstacles.
Gradual acclimatization: Aconcagua is situated at a high altitude, so it is crucial to gradually acclimate to the height before attempting to reach the summit. Precede your journey with ascents on lower-altitude mountains, which will help you adjust and reduce the risk of altitude sickness.
ITINERARY
Day 01: Mendoza – Permit procedures - Altitude max 760m.
Day 02: Mendoza - Penitentes – Altitude: 2800m / 9,186 ft
Day 03: Penitentes – Horcones lake - Confluencia – Altitude: 3300 m / 10,826 ft
Day 04: Acclimatization trekking to Plaza Francia – Altitude: 4200 m / 13,779 ft (South face viewpoint)
Day 05: Confluencia - Base camp Plaza de Mulas 4250 m / 13,943 ft
Day 06: Rest day at Plaza de Mulas – Altitude: 4250 m / 13,943 ft
Day 07: Plaza de Mulas – Cerro Bonete Altitude 5000 m / 16,404 ft - Plaza de Mulas
Day 08: Transfer of equipment and food to Camp I ”Canada” – Altitude: 5000 m / 16.404 ft
Day 09: Plaza de Mulas - Camp I (Plaza Canadá) – Altitude: 5000 m / 16,404 ft
Day 10: Plaza Canadá - Camp II ”Nido de Cóndores” – Altitude: 5600 m / 18,372 ft
Day 11: Camp II “Nido de Cóndores”. Rest and preparation for the ascent.
Day 12: Extra day in case of bad weather.
Day 13: Camp II “Nido de cóndores” - Camp III “Plaza Cólera” or also known “Berlin” – Altitude: 6000 m / 19,685 ft
Day 14: Aconcagua Summit 6962 m “Roof of America” – Altitude: 6962 m / 22,841 ft
Day 15: Camp III “Plaza Cólera” or “Berlín” - Plaza de Mulas.
Day 16: Plaza de mulas - Penitentes - Mendoza.
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NOT INCLUDED:
More info: https://andeanpeaks.com/argentina-expedition-aconcagua.php
Each reservation requires a deposit from 30% (according to total price) as a down payment per person. Once the deposit will be confirmed we will send you your contract voucher. The remaining balance will be due in Huaraz during your briefing at our office or your hotel in cash before your trip. No refund if you cancel less than 30 days!
Para mas informacion contactenos:
Andean Peaks S.A.C.
Octavio Salazar Obregon
Email: office@andeanpeaks.com / andeanpeaks.peru@gmail.com
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