
Huascaran is the highest mountain in Cordillera Blanca and Peru. It’s part of Huascaran’s massif with the the North and South summits. The south summit is highest of both peaks and the most frequented climb. Our itinerary follows the Garganta route on the North West flank of the mountain and normal route to the mountain. Huascaran is not only an extremely high mountain but also a demanding one. We advise you to considered this program as an extension to other significant climbs in the area, which will increase the summit possibilities and enjoyment of ascent.
Day 0 | Arrival in Huaraz (3005 m) or climbing extension |
Day 1 | Huascaran’s Base Camp (4200 m) |
Day 2 | High Camp (4950 m) |
Day 3 | Camp I (5430 m) |
Day 4 | Camp II (5980 m) |
Day 5 | Climb: Huascaran (6768 m) |
Day 6 | Reserve day for summit attempt |
Day 7 | Back to Huascaran’s BC (4200 m) |
Day 8 | Hike to Musho (3050 m) and Huaraz |
Day 0 | Arrival in Huaraz or climbing extension If the program is meant to be done without previous acclimatisation, it is important to arrive in Huaraz (3005 m) at least one day before the start of the program, but we advise 2-3 days before, in order to do some acclimatisation hikes like Laguna 69 or Laguna Churup. This option is only for very strong and/or pre acclimatized climbers. Meeting with the mountain guide in the afternoon to do a gear check and talk about the trip’s itinerary. |
Day 1 | Huascaran’s Base Camp (4200 m) |
Day 2 | High Camp (4950 m) |
Day 3 | Camp I (5430 m) |
Day 4 | Camp II (5980 m) |
Day 5 | Climb: Huascaran (6768 m) |
Day 6 | Reserve day for summit attempt |
Day 7 | Back to Huascaran’s BC (4200 m) |
Day 8 | Hike to Musho (3050 m) and Huaraz |
INCLUDED
- Local English speaking UIAGM mountain guide during the entire program
- Assistant guides for Huascaran’s climb 1:2
- Entrances fees to Huascaran National Park
- Private transportation in the mountain area
- Quality mountain tents (2 PAX per tent) from day 1 to 7
- Group common campsite equipment
- Pack animals for group campsite equipment, food and PAX personal gear
- Porters to/from high camps for group gear and food
- Cook during the program
- Dining and toilet tents
- Common climbing equipment (Ropes, ice screws, snow pickets, etc.)
- Complete mountain First Aid kit and Oxygen for emergency porpoises
- Meals as specified in the day to day itinerary
NOT INCLUDED
- Domestic and international flights
- Accommodation (hotels/hostels) in Huaraz
- Separate airport/bus terminal transfers
- Personal climbing and camping gear
- Porter for personal equipment
- Insurance
- Tips
- Everything not mentioned in the “Included” list