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Pequeño Alpamayo 5450m -2DAY

2 Days 1 Night
Pequeño Alpamayo is located in Bolivia part of the Condoriri region of the Cordillera Real. The mountain, named after its resemblance to the famed Alpamayo of Peru, is situated among the cirque of peaks that make the region an alpinist’s playground. Among these peaks, Pequeño Alpamayo is noted for it’s aesthetic presence and dramatic lines of ascent, while still being accessible for novice climbers ascending with a professional guide and technical equipment.

Physical Requirements

Climbing Pequeño Alpamayo is physically demanding, as the high altitude. For that reason is recommended for who will climb it. Has a good fitness and acclimatization,  becasuse it will make the climb easier and more enjoyable.

Weather Conditions

 As its high altitude, it is constantly cold all year round, with temperatures dropping below 0 degrees celsius. Most of the time is around – 12 degrees during the climb. For that reason is recomended to climb with suitable equipment.

Best season to climb

 The best season to climb Pequeño Alpamayo is between May and September,  as this is the dry season in Bolivia, and will ensure optimal climbing conditions.
  • 17,814 ft. / 5430 m.
  • Private transport for the group

ITINERARY:

  • Day
    1

    La Paz (11,810 ft./3600 m). to Base Camp (15,419 ft./4700 m) of Pequeño Alpamayo

    8:30 am Meeting at our Office or at the meeting point La Paz - Bolivia 9:00 am we will drive for about 3 hours out of the city and through the Andean highlands until Rinconada (14,7639 ft./4500 m) from where we start the trek. 1:00 pm We will walk 2 hours to reach Base Camp (15,419 ft./4700 m). 3:00 pm Arrival at Base Camp. later free time, during the afternoon to enjoy the view of mountain Condori accompanied by hot drinks. 5:00 pm Dinner and Night in Tents or at Refuge.

  • Day
    2

    Base Camp (15,419 ft./4700 m) Ascent to the Pequeño Alpamayo Summit (17,814 ft./5430 m) and return to La Paz City.

    1:30 am Wake up, breakfast, and preparation with climbing equipment. 2:30 am Ascent 5 to 6 hours to the top, we start on a fairly flat road until we reach the ice and snow of the glacier. We continue climbing up slopes of up to 30 degrees until we reach Pico Tarija (17,388 ft./5,300 m). After Pico Tarija, we climb the two most difficult slopes with an incline of 45 to 50 degrees for 60 meters and 40 meters respectively. Approximately 8:00 am, After the last steep section, we reach the summit of Pequeño Alpamayo (17,814 ft./5430 m) where we can appreciate the view of the Andean highlands, the Cordillera Real and the subtropics. We stayed on the summit long enough to enjoy the view and take photos. The descent to the base camp will take approximately 3 hours. At the base camp we will eat and rest, later we will pack our backpacks for the walk to Rinconada where our transport awaits us. 17:00 pm We finally arrive at the La Paz City.

INCLUDED:

  • Professional guide for every 2 customers.
  • Private transportation for the group.
  • All meals on the mountain ( Breakfast, lunch, Dinner, hot drinks in the afternoon).
  • Lodge or Tent to sleep.
  • Cookware / stove / fuel etc.
  • Mule support to and from base camp (mules will carry camping equipment, food supplies and kitchenware).
  • Climbing Equipment for customer: Crampons, harness, plastic boots, windproof pants and jacket, ice axe, gloves, gaiters, helmet, facemask.

PACKING LIST:

PLEASE BRING:

  • Sleeping bag rated to - 15 º c (Opcional to rent 60 BS).
  • Headlamp, If  the customer does not have it  will be included just the customer needs to buy the batteries 3 AAA to use it.
  • Backpack (minimum 50 liter capacity)
  • Trekking pants and leggings
  • Fleece jacket and down jacket
  • 3 pairs of socks (one thick)
  • Snacks (Chocolates, sweets, fresh fruits etc., for ascent to the Summit).
  • Sunglasses
  • Sunblock
  • 2 liters of water
  • Personal medication for altitude sickness
  • Thin liner gloves with fingers of woolen or fleece
  • Beanie of woolen or fleece
  • Toilet paper
  • Personal items
  • Hiking shoes

FAQS:

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Jiwaki is a Mountaineering and trekking tour operator in Bolivia. Jiwaki means beautiful in Aymara, the native language of the Bolivian Andean highlands. We created Jiwaki to share the beauty of the Bolivian Andes with you. We have a passion for mountains, trekking, and unique adventures. Our priority is sharing Bolivia with you.

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