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Aconcagua, the Southern and Western Hemisphere's highest peak - and one of
the seven summits. Climbing Aconcagua is a goal for many climbers
of all ability levels. While not technically demanding, The
Polish Traverse Variation on Aconcagua requires a high level
of commitment and can be physically demanding, and see far
fewer climbers than the Normal Route. This makes a guided
Aconcagua climb via the Polish traverse a great mountain climbing
expedition for motivated mountaineers who have high alititude
climbing goals without wanting technical climbing.
Our Aconcagua climb is led by certified American mountain
guides experienced in South American high alititude climbing
and guiding. We provide you the best of care with a low guest-to-guide
ratio, small group sizes and the best local logistical support.
We take high alititude climbing seriously and treat our climb
of Aconcagua with much respect and care. We will take our
time reaching Aconcagua's summit to ensure safety and the
best chances for success.
Our Aconcagua climbing expedition starts as you arrive at
the airport in Mendoza, Argentina with full support to the
summit and return. Mule support to Aconcagua base camp and
camp cooks are provided for your comfort and to ease your
acclimating process. Optional porter services are available
above base camps to the high camps on Aconcagua to enable
you to carry lighter loads.
Come climb Aconcagua with the professionals at International
Alpine Guides.
View the Itinerary
for this expedition
For International climbing in other parts of the world check
out our main International
Climbs & Expeditions page.
Level: Participants on the Aconcagua climb
should have previous ice axe and crampon experience.
Dates 2009: Feb 2-22
Cost: $3995 per person (Discounts
available for groups of two or more!)
Includes: Professional American mountain
guides with a low 1:3 ratio, max group size is 6 guests and
2 guides; Breakfast, lunch & dinner most days (see itinerary);
Private ground transportation within Argentina; All lodging;
Park fees, mules & logistics support; All technical mountain
climbing equipment (except footwear).
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