Take the north face route to the top of Ranrapalca and reach Tocllaraju through its west face on this 7-day program in Peru. UIAGM certified aspirant guide Nicolás will be glad to take you to the summit of these two 6,000m peaks in the Cordillera Blanca.
Private
Cordillera Blanca
7 Days
Jun - Aug
Very high
Advanced
Live an unforgettable experience and climb two 6,000m peaks in the Cordillera Blanca on this 7-day program. Follow me to the summit of Ranrapalca and Tocllaraju!
Situated in the Cordillera Blanca and the Huascaran National Park, Ranrapalca (6,162 meters) and Tocllaraju (6,034 meters) are two iconic popular mountains in the Peruvian Andes. On this 7-day program, we’ll take the north face route to Ranrapalca and the west face to Tocllaraju. The first face requires 800 meters of climbing and steep sections along the way. As for the second one, we’ll face 600 meters of climbing and a mixed pitch route on the way.
Due to the technical challenges of these ascents, this program is for experienced climbers with an excellent level of fitness and prior ice climbing knowledge. Of course, I will be there to help and guide you.
So, does this adventure to the 6,000m peaks in the Cordillera Blanca sound exciting? Then get in touch with me by sending the request to make your reservation. You won’t regret your choice!
Otherwise, you can join me to the summit of the great Huascaran!
We’ll depart from Huaraz and drive for 2 hours to the point where we’ll meet the porters. Then, we’ll start a 5-hour approach to the Base Camp.
On this day, we’ll ascend to the lagoon at the foot of the mountain and spend the night in a refuge.
On this summit day, we’ll take advantage of the night to reach the summit of Ranrapalca. Then, we’ll take either the east or north side to descend.
We’ll wake up very early and go to the Morrena Camp Tocllaraju, situated at 5,150 meters above sea level. After a 3-hour climb, we’ll reach the glacier at the base of the mountain.
Our climb will start at 00 hours. After we’ll reach the summit, we’ll descend through the normal route.
We’ll take a 4-hour hike to the place where we’ll meet our transport.
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Participants should bring coat, sunscreen, sunglasses, warm clothes, waterproof jacket, gloves, waterproof pants, socks, mountain boots, helmet, harness, 2 carabiners with insurance, ATC with HMS carabiner, crampons, sticks and 2 ice axes.
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Aspirant Guide
I am an aspirant IFMGA mountain guide, with extensive experience in Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, Perú and Ecuador.
I live in Patagonia, in Villa Cerro Castillo, South of Chile, an incredible place with mountains and climbing opportunities everywhere - with many hidden spots yet to explore. I do a lot of guiding in South America´s High Mountains, techical ones, and in Patagonia too.
I also offer rock climbing and mountainering courses in different locations in Chile and in my city. During my tours, I try to create the best experience for my clients, and like to teach them about the cultural and environmental importance of the places we visit.
Languages
English
Certificates
ANGM | UIAGM | ASEGUIM
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