Rock Climbing in Patagonia: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
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Unparalleled vertical experiences in the Southern Cone
The Patagonian region, which includes the southern tip of the American continent and is crossed by the Andes, is one of the most visited rock climbing destinations by adventurers from around the world. Especially during spring and summer, the vertical walls of Bariloche, El Chaltén or Tierra del Fuego, get ready to make you feel an adrenaline-filled experience that you will never forget. Find below the best rock climbing tours led by certified local guides.
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FAQs: Rock Climbing in Patagonia
Why should I choose Patagonia for my Rock Climbing adventure?
Local food
Typical dishes are made from trout, salmon and deer. There are other local foods with influences from the Mapuche aborigines, such as curanto. Do not miss the Patagonian lamb and, for the sweet tooth, the Welsh cake.
For all levels
If you have no prior experience, you can learn the main climbing techniques on its high quality rock walls. If you are an expert, you can try the endless challenging routes of the region.
Trad climbing
Frey in Bariloche is an authentic paradise of needles of the best orange granite with varied pitches. If you are looking for an alpine adventure, the Aguja Guillaumet in El Chalten is another good option.
What can I expect from the weather during my Rock Climbing trip in Patagonia?
Patagonia has a temperate-to-cold climate, with temperatures that decrease from north to south. The southern Patagonia has an average temperature of 10 ℃ less than the north.
Which language is predominantly spoken in the Patagonia region?
Spanish
When is the best time to travel to Patagonia for Rock Climbing?
From September to March
What people are saying about Rock Climbing | Patagonia
Elaine
Indio was an amazing guide! I am safe and sound on the ground now :) He was very knowledgeable about the terrain and weather patterns; he changed plans, urged me to move faster accordingly. He answered all my questions and was really patient with my slowness. As for the climb, it's a great intro to Alpine world. I'm primarily a rock climber, so the ice/snow part was all new. The ice/snow part was strenuous, but doable as a completely newbie, and basically you can be pulled up or lowered if you're struggling. Approach was long, rocky, and windy. What a great experience. Highly recommend Indio and the climb!
Erik
Our Guide Juan did an excellent job . He was courteous, informative and a pleasure to spend the day with . He’s an experienced climber and knows his way around the mountains . I would definitely contact Juan again for any future adventures . Well worth every penny !
Brian
Indio is an awesome guide and all around great guy. The trip up Aguja Guillaumet is absolutely amazing, we took the Comensana-Fonrouge route cause the Amy coluoir was in bad condition. Indio found a two day window of good weather for the climb. He also spent a day climbing in town to go over "systems" and gauge my ability. A great trip I will never forget. Can't say enough good things about Indio!
Robert
We had an amazing trip with Craig. He was incredibly professional and knowledgeable and we always felt in safe hands. The climbing was epic and the route selection was perfect, I definitely felt like I was able to try stuff which I wouldn't have the confidence to do on my own. An amazing experience which we wont forget! Thank you so much
Daniel
We had a great day climbing in the Frey, Bariloche and was probably one of my favourite climbs of all time, only wish I had more time. Craig was an amazing guide, full of knowledge, experience and when I'm back I'll be going climbing with him again. Can't believe he is turning 60! He only looks 35 must be all that mountain air!!
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