コルディレラオクシデンタルペルーボリビアチリの絶景の山頂・トップ20

The climb is demanding due to the altitude and the steepness. Prior acclimatization is essential. Personally, the last section between 5850 meters and the summit was difficult (I was out of breath), and the feeling of not making any progress required me to dig deep. Once at the summit, the view is superb, and the satisfaction is immense. For the descent... you can simply relax in the layer of ash on the volcano's cone. To avoid carrying our gear, base camp was set up just before the end of the 4x4 track. From this point, it took us about 7 hours to reach the summit and about 3.5 hours to return to camp. A fantastic adventure!

Be sure to come with an experienced guide and bring appropriate gear including crampons, rope and protective hats. It‘s very demanding so come prepared and attempt only if you are acclimatised to these heights. On a good day, you can see Huascarán from here. Magnificenct views!

Huascarán National Park is located in the Andean region of the Cordillera Blanca located north of Lima. The starting point for countless treks is the town of Huaraz. From here with Colectivos (local mini buses) you can reach the starting points of the treks.

First time I go. It is well worth the effort. The last climbs break your legs if you go with a basic 3x8, so if there are parts where going in a zigzag is also complicated, walking becomes the best option.

Excellent route, a little lonely, at the top sometimes there is no place to refill water, the sun is strong, take precautions, a cushion of clouds can be seen either early or after 4 pm

Parinacota is a stratovolcano with a height of 6,348 m on the border between Chile and Bolivia in the Atacama Desert area. It is located in the Lauca National Park, 145 kilometers east of Arica in the Cordillera Occidental of the central Andes. Together with the neighboring Pomerape volcano, which lies northeast of it, it forms the Payachata complex. At its feet lies Lake Chungará. His current activity is limited to fumarole activity. More general information can be found on Wikipedia. The normal route from the Bolivian side starts between the two volcanoes Parinacota and Pomerape and can only be reached with off-road vehicles. The climb goes quite directly towards the summit, although the path is usually not visible because it is covered by snow or snow. However, that's not a problem, you just go straight up until you reach the highest point. You won't be confronted with any major technical difficulties, but the climb will take longer due to the high altitude and the quite a few meters in altitude that have to be covered. Acclimatization in advance is definitely recommended. Breaking into the frozen snow cover on the surface also doesn't make the climb any easier. However, the gigantic view of the enormous crater, of the Parinacota and the Sajama, as well as the Altiplano, Acotango and much more, rewards all the effort.

At 6052, the Acotango is a fairly easy 6000m on the border of Chile and Bolivia. The normal route leads from the Bolivian side through the huge crater of the extinct volcano and offers hardly any technical difficulties, but the altitude should not be underestimated. The view of the southern Altiplano and the neighboring mountains of the Cordillera Occidental such as the Sajama, Parinacota and Pomerape, as well as Gullatiri and much more on the Chilean side are very impressive.

Huascarán National Park covers most of the Cordillera Blanca mountain range in the central Andes of Peru. The park covers an area of 3,400 km2 and was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985. https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/333/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huascar%C3%A1n_National_Park