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01:
THE
IMPRESSIVE CONDORIRI MASSIF (5.200m - 5.700m) |
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Difficulty: For less experienced climbers (Acclimatisation) |
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marvellous group of mountains together with the
region that surrounds it was declared a National
Park on June 4th, 1,942. Condoriri includes 13
peaks of capricious shapes, which form a circle
of impressive colours and beauty, at the same
time containing beautiful natural water reservoirs,
The Chiarkota lagoon (4,600 m), and the Tuni Condoriri
lagoon (4.200 m). it is an ideal site from acclimatisation
and for climbers with little experience. From
the group of peaks of this zone Bernardo has selected
climbs of the mountains: Mt
llusion (5.350 m), Mt .Jawaka (5.410 m) and Mt
Alpamayo Chico (5.400 m), for the total enjoyment
of your high - altitude vacation.
NOTE:
This program can be changed beginning ascent
to Austria peak, 5.200m, minimum difficult.
DURATION:
6 Days - 5 Nights
SEASON: April - October |
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| MT
02:
NEGRUNI MASIFF (5.512 m - 5.600
m) |
| Technical
Difficulty: For less experienced climbers (Acclimatisation) |
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The
Negruni Massif is also ideal for acclimatisation and
less experienced climbers. Ascents Include: Mt. Jankho
Huyo 5.512 m. Mt. Wila Lloje 5.596 m. and Mt. Jankho
Laya 5.600 m.
NOTE: This is for Ski tour in April or
May.
DURATION:
06 Days - 5 Nights
SEASON: April - October
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03: THE
COLOSSAL
HUAYNA POTOSI
(6.088 m) |
| Technical
Difficulty: Medium Difficulty |
This mountain is separated
from the Condoriri group by the Liviñosa
and Zongo rivers "Huayna Potosi"
comes from Quechua Aymara term which means
"Young Potosi". Mt. Huayna Potosi
was scaled for the first time in 1.919 by
the Germans Dienst and Schulze. It is an
easy climb by way of its normal route. Its
highest elevation is the northern peak (6,088
m), and the southern peak reaches (6,035
m). Technically speaking, it presents a
medium level difficulty and ideal for climbers
with medium experience. It is one of the
most preferred destinations for mountain
climbers.
Those who reach the
summit are rewarded with a magnificent panorama
of Lake Titikaka. The Royal Range, and the
immense La Paz is High plateau.
DURATION:
3 Days - 2Nights
SEASON: April - October
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| MT
04:
THE MAGNIFICENT MOUNT ILLIMANI (6.462
m) |
| Technical
Difficulty:
Medium Difficulty of High Mountain |
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The
grandiose Mt. Illimani, locate 72 km. from
La Paz, is with no doubt one of the greatest
snow - covered mountains on earth, The magnificent
Illimani possesses five peaks: the Southern
peak (6.462 m), which has the highest elevation,
the Central peak (6.360 m), the Northern
or Paris peak (6.443 m), Indian peak (6.287
m), and the Laika Khoilu peak (6.159 m),
the oldest report of the ascent of Illimani
comes from an Italian, English expedition,
the leaders were William Conway and Maquigmaz
Gef.
NOTE: It is recommended a local
guides from La Paz, check information of
experimented guides. If you are going with
out any agency, communicate the authorities.
DURATION: 04 Days -
3 Nights
SEASON: April - October.
GROUP: Min. 2 - 12
- 16 pax
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| MT
05:
MT. CHIAROKO (6.150 m) AND MT. CHACHACOMANI
(6.350 m) |
| Technical
Difficulty: for climbers with considerable experience |
This
group of mountains consist of 25 peaks which
present different levels of ascending. Its most
important summits are. North Chachacomani 6.325
m. South Chachacomani 6.095 m, Chearoko 6.150
m. Kelluani Pyramid 6,000 m. the Mt - Douglas
Moore 5.843 m, this groups of mountains also
present many peaks which have not yet climbe
DURATION:
09 Days - 8 Nights
SEASON: April - October.
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| MT
06:
MT. JANKHOUMA (T. JANKHOUMA
(6.490 m) |
| Technical
Difficulty: for climbers with considerable experience |
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Located
at the north of the Real Range of La Paz, the
name of this mountains comes from Aymara terms
"Jankho" and "Uma" which means
"Crystalline water". Its summit was
conquered for the first time in 1.919 by the German
expeditions headed by Rud Dienst and Adolf Schulze.
DURATION: 9 Days - 8 Nights
SEASON: May - September
GROUP: 4 - 8 Pax |
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07:
MT.
ILLAMPU (6.369m) |
| Technical
Difficulty: for climbers with considerable experience |
The
grandiose Cordillera Real (Royal Range) begins
with the majestic Mt Illampu (6.368 m). Its
summit was crowned for the first time in 1.928
by Austrian expedition headed by Hans Pflann,
Alfred Hores, Chowski, Hugo Hortnagel and Erwin
Hein. Among the Most important peaks of the
Illampu groups are:
Illampu I (6.368 m), Illampu II (6.344 m), Illampu
III (6.060 m), Illampu IV (6.070 m), Illampu
Gorro de Hielo (6.060 m), Aguja Yacuma (6.072
m), Pico Yacuma (6.062 m).
DURATION: 9 Days - 8 Nights
SEASON: May – September
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| MT
08:
SAJAMA VOLCANO (6.548 m) |
| Technical
Difficulty: Medium Difficulty |
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The
highest point of this impressive volcanic
cone is the highest elevation in Bolivia (6.548
m), found within the area of the Sajama National
Park, in the province of Curahuara de Carangas
(Department of Oruro). This unique region
of the world was declared a National Park
in November of 1.945 because of its abundant
wild life.
For
climbing the Sajama it is needed to have experience,
a good physical condition and good material.
There are two routes, north and west. The
north route is shorter, but in some parts
we have pendent of 45 and 50 degrees.
The
west route is longer butte difficult part
is in the higher camp with pendent of 45 and
50 degrees crossing 2 still ropes necessary.
After those 400 m, it is easier.
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In the Sajama we have a lot of wind and
cold in June, July and August, but you can see
a spectacular view.
The
region is reach in the Thermal waters, it is
the point of origin of the Lauca river and at
4.750 m above sea level the Keñuas forest,
the highest forest in the world, Yaretales.
Used
by local people for fuel, Tholas, Paja brava,
and a great variety of other abound in this region.
It is also the natural habitat of Andean animals
such as: Llamas, Vicunas and Alpacas, Ñandu
or Suri (Andean ostrich), Wallata or wild geese,
pink Flamengos, Perdices, wild mallard Ducks,
Viscachas, Chinchillas, mountains Cats, Pumas,
Foxes, etc... Also the area has got its own, Cultural
Patrimony which is the Curahuara de Carangas colonial
Church. |
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DURATION:
5 Days - 4 Nights
SEASON: April – November
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09:
SAJAMA
VOLCANO - PARINAKHOTA |
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SAJAMA
VOLCANO (6.548 m) PAYACHATAS VOLCANOES: VC. POMARAPE
(6.222 m) VC. PARINAKHOTA (6.342m) SAJAMA MEDIUM TECHNICAL
DIFFICULTY / PARINAKHOTA & POMARAPE EAS |
The
ParinaKhota (6,342 m), and Pomarape (6.222
m), Volcanoes, like the Sajama Volcano, are
located in the region of the Sajama National
Park. The ascents are recommended
for climbers with a medium level of experience.
DURATION:
7 Days - 6 Nights
SEASON: April –
November
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MT
10:
APOLOBAMBA RANGE CLIMBING; CHUPI ORKO (6.044 m), KATANTICA
(5.592m), HUANACUNI (5.796 m), COLOLO (5.916 and ACAMANI
(5.700 m). |
| Technical
Difficulty: Medium Difficulty |
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INTINERARY |
The
Apolobamba region of Bolivia, located at
350 km. on the north west of La Paz and
beyond the Cordillera Real, just across
the frontier from Peru.
Apolobamba
Range has got an extension, long 70 km.
and
wide 40 km. approximately lies on the
edge of the altiplano or high plain in which
Titicaca lies, while the north east side
of the range drops off rather steeply to
the Amazon Basin.
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There
are virtually no maps of this region and that
only a few British expedition had explored
the area and another UK expedition climbed
in the southern group peaks near to the Ossipal
Pass that the Andes Expeditions transported
to them.
Apolobamba
range is divided in four massifs from Northwest
to Southwest, the highest summit in the major
group is more than 5.500 m. Starting from
Chupi Orko (6.044 m), Katantica (5.592 m),
both of them contains 91 peaks, Huanacuni
(5.796 m), Cololo (5.916 m), which have 51
peaks and the last, massif Acamani (5,700
m), with 35 peaks. Total 177 peaks all Apolobamba
Range, Where you find many peaks which have
not climbed yet. They are virgins or due to
it does not know, only 1.5% of climbers who
arrive to Bolivia lake Apolobamba as a climb
destine. |
DURATION:
20 Days - 19 Nights
SEASON: April – November |
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| MT
11:
ARACA MASSIF - CHOQUETANGA MASSIF
(15 days), IN THE CORDILLERA KIMZA CRUZ |
| Technical
Difficulty: Medium Difficulty |
ARACA MASSIF - CHOQUETANGA
MASSIF
Quimsa
Cruz a small and compact mountain range due
north of Oruro and Southeast of La Paz in
north west Bolivia.
First of all the name "Quimsa" in
Quechua means three. On most Bolivian maps
this range is called Tres Cruces. It appears
that most mountaineers know it as the
Quimsa Cruz, Names of several peaks don't
correlate either. But regardless of names
this range has a member of fine peaks which
can challenge any climber keeps in mind the
snow line shown is for the wet season.
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INTINERARY |
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The
highest summit is the Gigante at 5,748 m. This
and other high summit such as Puntiagudo (5,400
m), Yunque (5.600 m), Inmaculado (5,600 m),
Atoroma (5.700 m), and Jachakunahollo (5.900
m), are glaciated and required all the normal
ice and snow climbing equipment.
There Is a trail leading to an old mine on the
western slopes of Gigantic. Also the western
slopes are much drier with the snow line at
about 5.000 m to 5.200 m, where as the eastern
slopes have a snow of about 4.800 m, to 5.000
m.
OPTION:
ARACA
MASSIF:
Many
peaks here are specially good for rock climbers
there are literally thousands of unclimbed rock
summits, most of which are in the northern western
parts of the range.
CHOQUETANGA
MASSIF:
Eastern part. This is In compound
by snow-capped mountains where several mountains
have not been climbed yet and a lot ways to
draw.
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DURATION:
15 Days Each massif.
SEASON: May – September |
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