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HUAYHUASH
Huayhuash - 15 días
Huayhuash - 12 días
Huayhuash - 9 días
Huayhuash - Huanuco
CORDILLERA BLANCA
Olleros - Chavín
Santa Cruz - Vaquería
Santa Cruz - Q. Ulta
Alpamayo - Santa Cruz
Cedros - Alpamayo - Ulta
Santa Cruz - Llangauco - 69
Quilcayhuanca - Cójup
Quilcayhuanca - Churup
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Huascaran
Huascaran Norte
Yerupaja
Huandoy Centro
Huantsan
Chopicalqui
Siula Grande
Chinchey
Santa Cruz
Chinchay
Ranrapalca
Pucaranra
Copa
Sarapo
Hualcan
Chacraraju Oeste
Jirishanca
Pucahirca
Quitaraju
Tocllaraju
Artesonraju
Caraz
Rasac
Chacraraju Este
Carnicero
Alpamayo
San Juan
Oxshapalca
Rondoy
Champara
Piramide Garcilazo
Ulta
Pisco Oeste
Vallunaraju
Caullaraju
Ishinca
Urus
Wamashraju
Hatun Montepuncu
Taulliraju
La Esfinge - Sphinx
Maparaju
Pastoruri
Rima Rima
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Every successful excursion depends on ample acclimatization time. The Peruvian mountain ranges have a mountain for everybody, from beginners, to those with experience in technical ice and mountain climbing. Each excursion is supported by experienced porters, and guides certified by the UIAGM. Our clients are only required to carry their personal and climbing equipment.
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HUASCARÁN
Altitude: 6768 msnm
Level: Dificult
Huascaran is a lofty goal for many mountaineers, it is the highest mountain in Peru and one of the highest mountains in South America. Like all of the mountains in the Cordillera Blanca, the route lines change every year, and even the easiest route is technical. However, from the top of Huascaran, one can enjoy unrivalled views of the entire Huaylas valley. Climbing Huascaran requires excellent physical conditioning and acclimatization.
Day 1 - Huaraz - Musho - Base Camp Huascaran
Day 2 - Base Camp Huascaran - Camp I
Day 3 - Camp I - Camp II
Day 4 - Camp II - Cumbre Huascaran - Camp I
Day 5 - Camp I - Base Camp
Day 6 - Base Camp - Huaraz
Day 7 - Extra day in case of inclement weather
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ALPAMAYO
Altitude: 5947 msnm
Level: Technical
Awarded the title of the most beautiful mountain in the world by a panel in Berlin in 1965, Alpamayo is a technical mountain, but well-worth the climb. Climbers don´t reach the characteristic 500m 65º ice wall until the third camp, which lies at the base of the stunning wall. Alpamayo also requires thorough acclimitization.
Day 1 - Huaraz - Cashapampa - Llamacorral
Day 2 - Llamacorra l- Base Camp
Day 3 - Base Camp - Camp I
Day 4 - Camp I - Summit - Camp I
Day 5 - Camp I - Base Camp
Day 6 - Base Camp - Cashapampa - Huaraz
Day 7 - Extra day in case of inclement weather
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VALLUNARAJU
Altitude: 5686 msnm
Level: Intermediate
Vallunaraju is visible from the center of Huaraz, and because of its proximity to Huaraz and relatively lower altitude, it is often used to acclimatize. Vallunaraju has two defined summits (the north one being slightly higher), from where one can enjoy views of all of Huaraz and part of the Huaylas Valley.
Day 1 - Huaraz - Qebrada Llaca - Campo Base Llaca
Day 2 - Base Camp Llaca - Summit Nevado Llaca - Huaraz
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ISHINCA
Altitude: 5530 msnm
Level: Intermediate
Ishinca is a great acclimatization mountain due to its proximity to Huaraz and the relatively non- technical nature of its routes. The original routes climbs the Southwest ridge, but the normal route used today climbs the Northwest ridge. This little mountain is flanked by the stunning mountains of Ranrapalca (6162 m.) and Palcaraju (6272 m.), and Urus and Tocllaraju can be climbed via the same base camp.
Day 1 - Huaraz - Collon - Base Camp Valle Ishinca
Day 2 - CBase Camp Nevado Ishinca - Summit - Base Camp Valle Ishinca
Day 3 - Base Camp Valle Ishinca - Huaraz
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URUS
Altitude: 5495 msnm
Level: Intermediate
The climb up Urus originates in the Ishinca valley, where the climbs for Ishinca and Tocllaraju also begin. As Urus poses no technical challenges, no previous experience is necessary, only the belief that you can do it. This mountain is located in the Macizo de Chinchey, the overarching name for the valley, glaciers and surrounding mountains, and is also chosen frequently to acclimate.
Day 1 - Huaraz - Collon - Base Camp Valle Ishinca
Day 2 - Base Camp Valle Ishinca - Summit del nevado Urus
Day 3 - Base Camp - Collón - Huaraz
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TOCLLARAJU
Altitude: 6034 msnm
Level: Intermediate / Technical
Tocllaraju is one of the most classic mountains over 6,000m in the Cordillera Blanca mountain range, and easily accessed from the Ishinca valley. The summit forms the shape of a pyramid, from where its Quechua name is derived, meaning something along the lines of trap or lasso.
Day 1 - Huaraz - Collon - Base Camp Ishinca Valley
Day 2 -Base Camp Ishinca Valley - Campo I
Day 3 - Camp I - Summit Nevado Tocllaraju - Base Camp Ishinca Valley
Day 4 - Base Camp Ishinca Valley - Collon - Huaraz |
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PISCO
Altitude: 5752 msnm
Level: Intermediate
Pisco is an ideal acclimatization mountain for those looking to do more demanding peaks. While driving to the trailhead, you will pass by the beautiful Llanganuco valley lakes of Chinancocha and Orcococha. The normal route gradually climbs the southwest ridge, and views from the summit are some of the most beautiful of any peak in the Cordillera Blanca, with unrivalled views of Huandoy (6.395 m), Caraz de Parón (6.025 m), Caraz de Santa Cruz (6.020), Alpamayo (5.947 m.), Artesonraju (6.025 m.), Pirámide (5.885 m.), Chacraraju (6.112 m.), Yanapacha (5.460 m.), Chopicalqui (6.345 m.), Huascarán (6.768 m.) and others, making Pisco a necessary excursion on the itinerary of any mountaineer.
Day 1 - Huaraz - Llanganuco Lake - Base Camp Cebollapampa
Day 2 - Base Camp Cebollapampa - Camp Morrena
Day 3 - Camp Morrena - Summit Nevado Pisco - Base Camp Nevado Pisco
Day 4 - Base Camp Pisco - Huaraz
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CHOPICALQUI
Altitude: 6354 msnm
Level: Easy / Intermediate
Chopicalqui is a beautiful mountain reaching a very respectable altitude, and is one of the highest mountains in the Cordillera Blanca mountain range. Considering this altitude, it’s possible to climb Chopicalqui in a relatively short period of time as the trailhead begins at 3800m, and the mountain is located relatively near the opening of the valley where the car drops you off.
Day 1 - Huaraz - Base Camp
Day 2 - Base Camp - Campo Morrena
Day 3 - Camp Morrena- Camp I
Day 4 - Camp I - Summit Chopicalqui - Camp I
Day 5 - Camp I - Morrena - Huaraz
Day 6 - Extra day in case of inclement weather
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QUITARAJU
Altitude: 6036 msnm
Level: Technical
Quitaraju is a popular mountain in the high season, from June to September, during which routes climb both the north face (high rock fall danger), and the less technical west ridge. The normal (west ridge) route often has rappelling stations in place, though be wary to trust these without close inspection and testing. The summit provides stunning views of the southwest face of Alpamayo, Santa Cruz and a group of the Pucahircas.
Day 1 - Huaraz - Cashapampa - Pacchac
Day 2 - Pacchac - Base Camp
Day 3 - Base Camp - Camp I
Day 4 - Camp I - Summit - Base Camp
Day 5 - Base Camp - Jatuncocha
Day 6 - Jatuncocha - Cashapampa - Huaraz
Day 7 - Extra day in case of inclement weather
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ISHINCA - URUS - TOCLLARAJU
Day 1 - Huaraz - Base Camp Ishinca Valley
Day 2 - Base Camp - Summit Urus - Base Camp
Day 3 - Base Camp - Summit Ishinca - Base Camp
Day 4 - Base Camp Rest
Day 5 - Base Camp Nev. Ishinca - Camp I Tocllaraju
Day 6 - Camp I - Summit Nevado Tocllaraju - Base Camp Ishinca Valley
Day 7 - Base Camp Ishinca Valley - Collon - Huaraz
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PISCO - CHOPICALQUI
Day 1 - Huaraz - Laguna de Llanganuco - Base Camp Cebollapampa
Day 2 - Base Camp Cebollapampa - Campo Morrena
Day 3 - Campo Morrena - Summit Pisco - Cebollapampa
Day 4 - Cebollapampa Rest
Day 5 - Base Camp Cebollapampa - Camp Morrena Chopicalqui
Day 6 - Camp Morrena - Camp I
Day 7 - Camp I - Summit Chopicalqui - Camp
Day 8 - Camp I - Morrena - Huaraz
Day 9 - Extra day in case of inclement weather
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ALPAMAYO - QUITARAJU
Day 1 - Huaraz - Cashapampa - Pacchac
Day 2 - Pacchac - Base Camp
Day 3 - Base Camp - Camp I
Day 4 - Camp I - Summit Alpamayo - Camp I
Day 5 - Camp I - Summit quitaraju
Day 6 - Camp I - Base Camp
Day 7 - Extra day in case of inclement weather
Day 8 - Base Camp - Cashapampa - Huaraz
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