PISCO & ALPAMAYO ASCENT
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Climbing Pisco and Alpamayo is an extraordinary climbing experience that attracts enthusiasts from all over the world. Located at approximately 5,757 meters above sea level, Pisco is often considered an ideal introductory peak for climbers looking to gain experience at high altitudes. Its relatively straightforward ascent serves as a training ground for those who want to tackle more challenging peaks in the Andes. The path to the top is characterized by moderate technical difficulty and is accessible even to climbers with basic climbing skills.
In contrast, Alpamayo, reaching 5,947 meters, is often hailed as one of the most unaesthetically beautiful peaks in the world. Its iconic pyramidal shape has earned it a reputation among climbers and photographers alike. Climbing Alpamayo is more challenging than Pisco, requiring advanced technical climbing skills and a solid understanding of crevasse navigation and ice climbing techniques. The route usually involves crossing glaciers, climbing steep ice sections and enduring unpredictable weather conditions, adding to the challenge and appeal of this magnificent mountain.
Climbing Pisco and Alpamayo not only offers the opportunity to test your physical and mental limits, but also allows climbers to immerse themselves in the breathtaking beauty of the Peruvian Andes. The views from these peaks are nothing short of spectacular, presenting a dramatic landscape filled with snow-capped mountains, deep valleys and glistening glaciers. Climbers are often left in awe of the peaceful surroundings and the sense of accomplishment that accompanies reaching the summits of these significant peaks.
Preparing for these climbs involves careful consideration of various factors, including acclimatization to the altitude, physical fitness and choosing the right equipment. Working with experienced guides and participating in preparatory ascents can increase the likelihood of a successful summit attempt. Climbing Pisco and Alpamayo not only serves as a remarkable physical challenge, but also represents a profound personal achievement that represents a significant milestone in any climber's journey.
| Minimum travellers | 2 |
| Maximum travellers | 10 |
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Itinerary
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Arrive Lima
The journey begins with your arrival in Lima, the vibrant capital of Peru, known for its rich history, diverse culture and culinary specialties. Upon landing, you will have the opportunity to explore the city at your leisure or relax in preparation for the adventures that await.
2Lima – Huaraz (Breakfast)
After a nutritious breakfast, the journey continues from Lima to Huaraz, a picturesque city nestled in the heart of the Andes. The area is known for its stunning landscape, towering peaks and numerous hiking trails. You will spend the day in transit, allowing you to acclimatize to the changing altitude and environment.
3Huaraz (Breakfast)
A full day awaits you in Huaraz, starting with a hearty breakfast. This day will serve as an opportunity to explore the local area, perhaps visiting nearby archaeological sites, local markets or enjoying the breathtaking views of the surrounding snow-capped mountains.
4Pastoruri (Breakfast)
The day begins with breakfast and then you will go on a trip to Pastoruri, an amazing glacier located in the Huascarán National Park. The visit will provide an insight into the unique glacial landscape and ecological importance of the region.
5Huaraz - Cebollapampa Campsite (Breakfast, lunch and dinner)
Depart Huaraz, head towards Cebollapampa Camp where breakfast, lunch and dinner will be provided. This camp serves as a base for the upcoming adventure and will allow the necessary acclimatization in preparation for more demanding treks.
6Acclimitization hike to Lagoon 69 (Breakfast, lunch and dinner)
Breakfast is followed by an acclimatization hike to Laguna 69. Known for its striking turquoise waters, this beautiful lagoon will not only offer stunning views but will also serve as a necessary step to prepare your body for higher altitudes. meet in the following days.
7Cebollapampa campsite - Moraine Camp (Breakfast, lunch and dinner)
With breakfast, lunch and dinner, the trek continues from Cebollapampa Camp to Moraine Camp. This trip provides an opportunity to experience the beauty of the Andes while settling into the natural rhythm of life at higher altitudes.
8Morain Camp - Summit - Basecamp - Cebollapampa campsite (Breakfast, lunch & dinner)
The day begins with breakfast before embarking on a challenging but rewarding trek to the summit and then back to base camp and finally back to Cebollapampa camp. Throughout this day, participants will face a challenging ascent, followed by a fulfilling descent, culminating in a well-deserved dinner.
9Cebollapampa campsite – Huaraz (Breakfast)
After breakfast, return journey from Cebollapampa camp to Huaraz. This day of travel will allow us to reflect on the experiences and challenges we face in the mountains.
10-11Huaraz (Breakfast)
On these days you will enjoy Huaraz with breakfast every morning. Participants can explore the local culture, taste traditional Peruvian cuisine and relax before continuing the expedition.
12Llamacorral (Breakfast, lunch and dinner)
The adventure continues as you head to Llamacorral after breakfast, lunch and dinner. This location serves as a remarkable campsite surrounded by stunning mountain scenery and provides a base for further exploration.
13Basecamp (Breakfast, lunch and dinner)
This is followed by a full day at Basecamp with breakfast, lunch and dinner. This time allows for preparation and acclimatization as the group prepares for the challenges ahead.
14Moraine Camp (Breakfast, lunch and dinner)
The experience continues at Camp Moraine where breakfast, lunch and dinner will be served. This campsite offers unique views and serves as an environment for further acclimatization.
15Col (Breakfast, lunch and dinner)
The journey continues to Col, with all-day meals. This place is crucial for acclimatization and sets the stage for future challenges.
16Alpamayo Summit Ascent (Breakfast, lunch and dinner)
An important highlight of the expedition is the ascent to the peak of Alpamayo. After a nutritious breakfast, a day full of effort and determination leads to the summit, followed by a celebratory lunch and dinner.
17Reserve day (Breakfast, lunch and dinner)
A reserve day is built into the itinerary to ensure flexibility and the ability to make adjustments if necessary. Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be offered, allowing for rest and regeneration.
18Basecamp (Breakfast, lunch and dinner)
A day at Basecamp focuses on resting and preparing for the return journey with breakfast, lunch and dinner. Participants will have time to reflect on their achievements.
19Cashapampa – Huaraz (Breakfast and dinner)
Departure from Cashapampa back to Huaraz marks the start of the journey home, with breakfast and dinner en route. This travel day is important for processing experiences and achievements from the trek.
20Huaraz – Lima-Depart Lima (Breakfast)
The last day includes the return from Huaraz to Lima, the end of the adventure. The trip ends with a farewell breakfast, after which the participants prepare to leave Lima and take with them unforgettable memories and experiences from the trip.
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