It is a mountain that belongs to the Cordillera Blanca and is located in the Huascarán National Park in the Andes. It has a maximum height of 6162 m.a.s.l. It is located in the province of Huaraz, in the Ancash region, in the Callejón de Huaylas, Peru.
It is the most attractive mountain seen from Huaraz because its prominent “hunchback " makes it very peculiar and attractive to the sight, its normal route is by the Northeast face with sections of rock and ice.
Overview:
- Duration: 4 days/ 3 nights
- Maximum height: 6162masl
- Availability: June - August
- Difficulty: difficult
Note:
- The itinerary is a model to follow, however, situations such as natural disasters, climate change, landslides, political unrest, strikes, demonstrations, changes in government regulations or other force majeure, may cause this program to vary.
Itinerary:
Day 01: Huaraz - Cochapampa - Base Camp 4350 masl
We will start our expedition from the city of Huaraz on a private bus, which will take us to the small community of Pashpa; We begin our hike approximately 4 hours through the valley of Ishinca on a marked trail between the Quenuales until arriving at base camp. From here we have a privileged view of Tocllaraju 6032 m. and the Urus 5450 m.
Day 02: Base camp - High camp 5200 masl
This day we hike up hill for about 4 to 5 hours along the zigzagging path of the Ishinca snow-capped mountain to high camp where we will setup our tents. The camp has a view of the Ishinca and Ranrapalca snow-capped mountains.
Day 03: High camp - Summit Ranrapalca 6162 masl - High camp 5200 masl/Base camp
We will begin climbing at around 1:00 am. We will begin making our way through the glacier until arriving at the foot of a 240m wall of rock and ice. After overcoming the wall, we will ascend through a glacier plate until we reach the top. From the summit, you can appreciate beautiful panoramic views of the mountains. Then we will descend by the same route of ascent to high camp.
Day 04: Base Camp - Huaraz
On the 4th day, we will hike around 3 to 4 hours through the hiking trail down the valley to Cochapampa, where we finish our hike and return by bus to Huaraz approximately 1 ½ hour.
Recommendations:
- If you want to do this type of climbing, it is necessary to acclimatize previously for several days and be in good physical/technical conditions.
It includes:
- Private transportation (according to the program)
- Certified and qualified UIAGM/AGMP Mountain Guide (2 clients maximum per guide)
- Assistant guide (UIAGM candidate), with more than 2 clients
- Specialized high mountain cook
- Kitchen assistant (large groups)
- Kitchen utensils
- Food during the program (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
- Porter support (high mountain assistant, who transfers collective equipment to the high camps).
- Mules and muleteers support (who transfer the camp equipment and personal equipment to the base camp).
- Collective first aid kit
- Collective technical equipment
- Camping equipment (kitchen tent, dining tent, toilet tent, table, chairs)
- Huascarán National Park entrance ticket/permits
- Camping tents (2 to 3 people per tent)
Not included:
- Bus or plane ticket reservation for transfer
- Hotel reservation for accommodation in Huaraz
- Acclimatization program before climbing
- Breakfast on the first day and dinner on the last day
- Food and drinks during the stay in Huaraz
- Alcoholic beverages
- Personal climbing equipment (harness, mountain pants, mountain jacket (Gore-Tex), mountain shoes or mixed shoes, mats, appropriate clothing, personal medication, sleeping bag, backpack, crampons, ice ax, sunglasses, etc.).
- Additional tours
- Sleeping bag (approximately -15 ° C to -20 ° C)
- Evacuation, medical and rescue costs
- Laundry service
- Personal toiletries
- Mattress
- Tips to staff
- Additional expenses not specified in this travel program
Additional Service:
- If you do not have the above-mentioned equipment, you have the option to rent it.
- If you wish to have any additional service, do not hesitate to ask.
What to bring:
- Personal First Aid Kit
- Climbing boots (compatible for crampons)
- Hiking shoes (Gore-Tex)
- Socks (we recommend bringing changes, for climbing and hiking boots)
- Spats
- Short and long-sleeved cotton shirts or T-shirts
- Lightweight trousers
- Regular and long underwear (over 4,000 masl)
- Light hat and wool cap.
- Water bottle
- Lightweight gloves
- Small backpack
- Strong canvas duffle bag
- Sunglasses (100% UV, dark), sunscreen, lip balm
- Flashlight with spare batteries and bulb.
- Climbing helmet
- Climbing harness
- Pair of climbing karabiners
- Lines for Prusik
- ATC guide
- Technical ice axes
- Sleeping bag (approximately -15 ° C to -20 ° C)
- Trekking poles
- Camera (optional)
- Marching Foods Assorted cookies (sweet and salty), dried fruits, candies, etc.
Prices & Dates:
- This program is designed exclusively for private groups in order to provide you a better experience. We have local certified guides and support team at your disposal. If you have any questions regarding our packages and pricing options please feel free to contact us.
Note
- Receive a special discount for groups of more than 5 participants.
- Additional information is available upon request at the time of booking.
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