Aconcagua Climbing - Expedtions and Trekking
Expeditions and Trekking
All of our scheduled expeditions (DATES FOR EXPEDITIONS) have a maximum of 5 clients per group and two guides. We specialize in small groups with an emphasis on individual care and attention. As guides, we feel that clients have the best possible chance for the summit when the groups are small and individual needs are met.
Cerro Aconcagua via the Normal Route with Porters | A non-technical route for an avid hiker in excellent physical shape. Aconcagua is the highest mountain in the western hemisphere. The Normal Route is perfect for climbers who may be short on time but would like to experience a high altitude adventure. We offer two programs on this expedition: 19 days or 17 days | View Detailed Itinerary |
 Cerro Aconcagua via the Guanacos Valley and Traverse with Porter | This route is temporarily closed so that mother nature can take a little break from human impact. For up to date information on the Guanacos route closure, please go to the following website:
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 Ameghino Valley/Upper Guanacos Traverse Expedition with Descent via the Normal Route With Porters | The Ameghino Valley/Upper Guanacos Traverse route is less traveled than the normal route and contains spectacular beauty. The Upper Guanacos is superior to the Polish Traverse as it is cleaner, more scenic and you will feel and sleep better on it. Excellent physical condition is required for this route. We descend via the Normal Route which allows you to experience two different sides and perspectives of Aconcagua.
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 Cerro Aconcagua via the Polish Glacier Traverse with Descent via the Normal Route | Cerro Pissis (6882 m/22,572 ft) is in La Rioja Province in Northern Argentina. It is Argentina's second highest peak. Cerro Pissis has five main peaks that stand high over the Atacama Desert. If you want to avoid the crowds of Aconcagua and climb a mountain where there is a possibility of seeing no one for days on end, then this is the mountain for you. Cerro Pissis could be nicknamed, "Cerro Peaceful". The amazing display of colors and light make this climb one of the most tranquil climbs in South America.
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| Cerro Pissis (6882 m/22,572 ft) is in La Rioja Province in Northern Argentina. It is Argentina's second highest peak. Cerro Pissis has five main peaks that stand high over the Atacama Desert. If you want to avoid the crowds of Aconcagua and climb a mountain where there is a possibility of seeing no one for days on end, then this is the mountain for you. Cerro Pissis could be nicknamed, "Cerro Peaceful". The amazing display of colors and light make this climb one of the most tranquil climbs in South America. | View Detailed Itinerary |
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