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Aconcagua (6,962 m a.s.l.)
Normal Route
Argentina

Summit the highest peak in the Americas — Aconcagua (6,961 m) — via the classic Normal Route.  Ideal for well-prepared trekkers, the non-technical route allows for proper acclimatization and a strong summit strategy, making it the most accessible path to one of the Seven Summits.

10 or 18 days expedition according to previous acclimatization starting from Santiago, Chile

Ojos del Salado Volcano (6,893 m a.s.l.)
Chile

Climb the highest active volcano on Earth — Ojos del Salado (6,893 m), straddling the border of Chile and Argentina - a unique blend of high-altitude mountaineering and surreal desert landscapes breaking the 6,000-meter mark!

5 to 10 days expedition according to previous acclimatization starting from Santiago, Chile

3 x 6.000 m Bolivia:
Sajama - Parinacota - Acotango

Three stunning 6,000-meter peaks in Bolivia’s wild and remote Andes! This high-altitude adventure includes Nevado Sajama (6,542 m) — Bolivia’s highest peak — the perfectly symmetrical Parinacota (6,342 m), and the less-traveled yet rewarding Acotango (6,052 m).

Cerro El Plomo (5,424 m a.s.l.)
Chile

Cerro El Plomo - the Guardian of Santiago - rising to 5,424 meters above the city. This iconic mountain in the Andes offers a non-technical but demanding climb, a popular choice for acclimatization and for those seeking a high-altitude adventure close to the city. Rich in Incan history, the summit once served as a sacred ceremonial site, adding cultural depth to its natural majesty.

5 days expedition starting from Santiago, Chile

Summit & Ski: Volcanoes in Southern Chile

Experience the magic of Chilean winter by skiing and climbing some of the region’s most iconic volcanoes. This backcountry adventure takes you to Lonquimay, Llaima, Mocho, Osorno, and Villarrica — one of South America's most active volcanoes. Expect stunning ascents, long ski descents, and unforgettable views across the snow-covered Andes.

10 days trip across the Chilean Southern Volcanic Zone, starting from Santiago, Temuco or Puerto Montt

Mocho-Choshuenco Volcanic Complex (2,422 m a.s.l.)

Enjoy a two-day trip to the Mocho-Choshuenco volcanic complex, with a night at the cozy Refugio Mocho-Choshuenco. Depending on conditions and experience, you can climb the easier Mocho Volcano (2,422 m), the slightly more technical Choshuenco Volcano (2,415 m) — or both. A great winter adventure for skiers and mountaineers looking for a flexible and scenic highland experience.

2-or-3 days trip with overnight at Refugio Mocho-Choshuenco