CHILEAN ANDES
MOUNTAIN RANGE
MOUNTAINEERING
EXPEDITIONS PROGRAMS

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MOUNT
ACONCAGUA, 6 962 m

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OJOS DEL SALADO
VOLCANO, 6 898 m

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PARINACOTA
VOLCANO, 6 342 m

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MOUNT
JUNCAL, 6 110 m

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MOUNT
MARMOLEJO, 6 108 m

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SAN JOSE
VOLCANO, 5 856 m

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MOUNT
PLOMO, 5 424 m

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MOUNT
LA PALOMA, 4 930 m


ASCENT PROGRAMS

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LANÍN
VOLCANO, 3 747 m

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LONQUIMAY
VOLCANO, 2 865 m

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VILLARRICA
VOLCANO, 2 847 m

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NEVADOS DE
SOLLIPULLI, 2 240 m

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MOUNT
SAN SEBASTIAN, 1 910 m


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Mount Aconcagua, Provincial Park Aconcagua, Argentina, Chile
high camp in the mount Aconcagua, Plaza Canada, Nido Condores, Plaza de mulas base camp
climbing in the Andes mountain range, Aconcagua for the normal rute
South face of the Aconcagua mount
summit of Aconcagua 6 962 m, Expeditions service, Paredon Andes Expeditions, private guiding, profesionals mountain guides

MOUNT ACONCAGUA, 6 962 m
with acclimatizacion in Mount Plomo - Chile

The Mount Aconcagua is 6,962 meters high and it rises impressively among the mountains of the Andes Mountain Range. The condors and the wind are the witnesses of its everlasting snow and of those who have challenged its altitudes.

This mountain, located in the province of Mendoza, Argentina very close to the Chile’s border, accommodates sports and commercial expeditions between November and March. Every year hundreds of mountaineers from all around the world climb its different routes in order to reach the summit.

The ascent we invite you to participate in will be carried out through its usual path (northwest side) which does not have great technical difficulties, but it demands a great physical effort, teamwork and logistics.

PAREDON has taken care of each and every important aspect in order to maximise success of such an expedition, from food and hydration, performing a daily check of our clients, as well as a good acclimatization program and an appropriate ascent strategy.

The Aconcagua, which means “Stone Sentinel” in Quechua, hides unbelievable legends and stories and holds a place as one of the most mysterious mountains of our planet.

Today we want to invite you to participate in this incredible challenge in the Andes Mountain Range along with PAREDON and be part of the history of the “Roof of America”.

  • Trip profile
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  Location:

Central Andes,
Chile - Argentine
  Duration: 21 days
  Dates: November to February
  Departure /End: Santiago of Chile
  Difficulty: Physics and psychological of high level, technical essay
  Altitude maximum: 6 962 m
  Duration of the trek: between 2 and 12 hours
  Accommodation: Hotel: 5 nights
    Tent: 15 nights
  Transport: Private car


CODE: PAE-11
Day 1: Arrived Santiago, Chile
Day 2 to 7: Ascent to the summit, Cerro Plomo,5 424 m
Day 8: Mendoza
Day 9: Advance camp Confluencia, Mount Aconcagua
Day 10: Plaza de Mulas Base Camp
Day 11 to 14: Acclimatization
Day 15: Ascent to the Mount Aconcagua summit, 6 962 m
Day 16 - 17: Extra day, attempting to the summit.
Day 18: Plaza de Mulas Base Camp
Day 19: Penitentes
Day 20 - 21: Santiago, End of our services.



DEPARTURES
For departure dates, please contact us.

 




INCLUDE:
  • Professionals English-Spanish speaking mountain guides.
    ... (guide-clients ratio = 1:3),
  • Private land transportation (Departure and return from Santiago),
  • Mules, for carrying luggage,
  • High altitude porters for common gear carry (Aconcagua Mount).
  • High Mountain tents double occupancy, (Marmot Thor 3 and 2),
  • High Mountain stove, fuel and pot set, for two people,
  • Base Camp set up (Dining tent, chairs, tables, etc…),
  • Cook service at base camp ( according people number),
  • Food in Camps, including lunch snacks,
  • Radio communications,
  • First Aid kits and pulse oximeter,
  • Formalities to obtain the Ascent Permissions to Aconcagua,
  • Accommodation:
    ...-     Tree nights at Hotel in Santiago (double occupancy room) with breakfast,
    ....- One night at Hotel in Mendoza (double occupancy room) with breakfast,
    ....- One night at Hotel in Penitentes (double occupancy room) with breakfast.

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    NOT INCLUDED:
  • Personal climbing equipment gear,
  • Personal belongings,
  • Life and accident insurance,
  • Rescue expenses,
  • Drinks, extra meals,
  • Tips,
  • Food in restaurants in Santiago, Mendoza and Penitentes,
  • Personal luggage overload on mule transportation,
  • Personal porters between Plaza de Mulas Base Camp (Aconcagua) and High
    ... Camps,
  • Ascent Permissions to Aconcagua mount,
  • Single room accommodation,
  • Any other service not mentioned in the program.
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