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ACONCAGUA 6,959m. (22,840 ft.) ARGENTINA
Climbing Mt Aconcagua. Join Jean Pavillard, Internationally Certified
Mountain Guide on this beautiful expedition and climb the highest peak of the Americas at an altitude of 6'959m. (22,840 ft.)
This trip exposes its visitors to the fascinating mineral world where rock and ice define the landscape. With a well
planned and executed acclimatization, Mt. Aconcagua is a feasible goal for eager mountaineers. This 20 day trip is the
perfect introduction to the world of high mountains expeditions.
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Aconcagua Ascent departures 2005-2006
Normal Route:
Custom departures from November to March
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Aconcagua normal route with acclimatization at El Plomo, 5,450M - Chile
January 4 to 21, 2006
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Guanacos Traverse down to Normal Route
February 4 - 23, 2006
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First step - Acclimatization. Not too hard, but at high altitude. The ascent of El Plomo at 5322m.
is the key to successfully climbing Aconcagua. A well planned acclimatization.
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Here we are the entire team at Puente Del Inca, ready to go with our support team
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Camp one or Nido Del condor at 5,380m. |
Trail leading to Camp Two |
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| Camp two or Berlin camp at 5'790m. and the Piedra hut on the way to the summit of Aconcagua
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Joaquin, Edgar and Monica on the summit of Mt. Aconcagua
at 6'959m. with the famous south face in the background
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Ready to go back. After an incredible
journey full of
souvenirs and memories
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