DURATION7 Days
Andes Mountaineering & High-Altitude Adventures
7-Day Ecuador Volcano Climbing Expedition – 4 Andean Summits
Ecuador
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7-Day Ecuador Volcano Climbing Expedition – 4 Andean Summits
Experience the ultimate Ecuador volcano climbing adventure on an unforgettable 7-day mountaineering expedition through the spectacular Avenue of the Volcanoes. Climb four iconic Andean summits—Pasochoa, Rucu Pichincha, Iliniza Norte and Cotopaxi—while discovering breathtaking volcanic landscapes, developing high-altitude mountaineering skills and experiencing the extraordinary beauty of the Ecuadorian Andes.
This 7-day Ecuador mountaineering expedition combines progressive acclimatization, high-altitude trekking, glacier training and challenging summit ascents. Designed for adventure travelers and mountaineers seeking an authentic climbing experience, the itinerary gradually introduces higher elevations before the ultimate challenge: climbing Cotopaxi Volcano at 5,897 meters (19,347 feet).
From the scenic trails of Pasochoa to the snow-covered slopes of Cotopaxi, every mountain offers a different challenge and an opportunity to explore Ecuador's remarkable volcanic landscapes.
Explore Ecuador's Avenue of the Volcanoes
The Avenue of the Volcanoes in Ecuador is one of South America's most spectacular mountain regions, featuring towering volcanic peaks, high-altitude grasslands, glaciated summits and dramatic Andean scenery.
Located along Ecuador's central Andes, this extraordinary mountain corridor offers exceptional opportunities for volcano climbing, high-altitude trekking, mountaineering and glacier exploration.
During this expedition, you will experience four distinctive mountains, each contributing to your preparation for the final Cotopaxi summit attempt.
The itinerary combines physical challenges, technical preparation and remarkable natural landscapes, creating a rewarding journey through Ecuador's mountain environment.
Pasochoa – Your First Acclimatization Summit
Begin your Andes mountaineering expedition with an ascent of Pasochoa Volcano, a remarkable mountain located near Quito.
Pasochoa offers an excellent introduction to Ecuador's high-altitude landscapes, with scenic trails crossing Andean grasslands and volcanic terrain.
As you gain elevation, enjoy panoramic views of surrounding mountains and discover the unique vegetation of Ecuador's páramo ecosystem.
This first ascent helps introduce your body to higher elevations while providing an opportunity to assess your hiking pace, endurance and response to altitude.
The Pasochoa climb marks the beginning of your progressive journey toward the higher summits of the Ecuadorian Andes.
Rucu Pichincha – High-Altitude Trekking Above Quito
Continue your adventure with an ascent of Rucu Pichincha Volcano, one of the most recognizable mountains overlooking Quito.
Rising to approximately 4,696 meters (15,407 feet), Rucu Pichincha offers a challenging high-altitude trekking experience through rocky volcanic landscapes and spectacular Andean scenery.
The route provides opportunities to experience steeper terrain, changing mountain weather and the physical demands of climbing at higher elevations.
From the upper slopes, enjoy remarkable views of Quito and the surrounding volcanic peaks.
This second summit represents another important stage in your Ecuador high-altitude acclimatization program, helping you prepare for the more demanding climbs ahead.
Iliniza Norte – A Challenging Andean Summit
The expedition continues into the spectacular Ilinizas Ecological Reserve, home to two of Ecuador's most recognizable volcanic peaks.
Your objective is Iliniza Norte, reaching approximately 5,125 meters (16,814 feet) above sea level.
The adventure begins with a trek toward the mountain refuge, surrounded by dramatic volcanic landscapes and breathtaking views of the Ecuadorian Andes.
The summit ascent introduces more demanding high-altitude terrain, including rocky sections that may require scrambling and careful route selection.
From the upper mountain, enjoy spectacular panoramic views of neighboring peaks, with opportunities to admire Cotopaxi, Chimborazo and other legendary Ecuadorian volcanoes when weather conditions allow.
Climbing Iliniza Norte is an important milestone in this 7-day Ecuador volcano climbing tour, offering valuable altitude experience before the final glacier expedition.
Glacier Climbing Training – Prepare for Cotopaxi
Before attempting the summit of Cotopaxi, participate in practical glacier climbing and mountaineering training designed to introduce or reinforce essential techniques for moving through snow and ice.
Depending on conditions and the selected training program, activities may include:
- Crampon techniques: Learn appropriate movement and foot placement on snow and ice.
- Ice axe handling: Practice essential techniques for stability and movement.
- Rope team travel: Understand basic procedures for traveling on glaciated terrain.
- Self-arrest techniques: Practice methods used to stop a slide on snow.
- Glacier safety: Learn about hazards, route awareness and safe movement procedures.
- Basic rescue concepts: Become familiar with introductory glacier rescue principles.
- High-altitude preparation: Review equipment, pacing and essential considerations for summit day.
This training provides valuable preparation for the technical and physical demands of Cotopaxi glacier climbing.
Training does not eliminate mountain hazards or replace the experience required for independent technical climbing.
Cotopaxi Volcano – The Ultimate Summit Challenge
The final objective of your 7-day Ecuador mountaineering expedition is the legendary Cotopaxi Volcano, one of the country's most iconic mountains.
Rising to approximately 5,897 meters (19,347 feet), Cotopaxi is renowned for its impressive volcanic cone, extensive glaciers and spectacular location within Cotopaxi National Park.
Travel through the national park and ascend toward José Ribas Refuge at approximately 4,830 meters, where you prepare for the summit attempt.
Surrounded by dramatic volcanic landscapes and glaciated slopes, review your climbing equipment, receive final guidance and prepare for the demanding ascent ahead.
Cotopaxi Summit Climb – A High-Altitude Glacier Expedition
The Cotopaxi summit attempt typically begins around midnight, allowing climbers to progress through the early morning hours when conditions may be more suitable.
Equipped with crampons, ice axes, helmets, ropes and appropriate mountaineering gear, follow your mountain guide across the glacier toward the summit.
The ascent requires physical endurance, technical awareness and the ability to move efficiently at high altitude.
As dawn approaches, the surrounding Andean peaks gradually emerge from the darkness, revealing extraordinary views across Ecuador's volcanic landscapes.
If weather, glacier conditions, access restrictions and individual fitness permit, reach the summit of Cotopaxi at 5,897 meters, completing the highest and most demanding objective of the expedition.
Standing on Cotopaxi offers an unforgettable perspective of the Ecuadorian Andes and represents a remarkable achievement in high-altitude mountaineering.
Summit success is never guaranteed. Safety decisions, mountain conditions and the judgment of qualified guides always take priority.
Progressive Acclimatization & High-Altitude Preparation
One of the defining features of this Ecuador volcano climbing expedition is its progressive sequence of mountain ascents.
The itinerary is designed to provide increasing exposure to altitude through four mountain objectives:
1. Pasochoa: Introductory high-altitude trekking and acclimatization.
2. Rucu Pichincha: Higher-elevation trekking and physical preparation.
3. Iliniza Norte: Demanding mountain terrain and additional altitude exposure.
4. Cotopaxi: High-altitude glacier climbing and the final summit objective.
This progression offers opportunities to assess your response to altitude, develop confidence and prepare for more demanding mountain environments.
However, seven days is a relatively short acclimatization period for a summit approaching 6,000 meters. Previous altitude experience, individual fitness, adequate recovery and professional assessment are important considerations.
The expedition may require itinerary adjustments based on altitude symptoms, weather, mountain conditions and individual readiness.
Why Choose This 7-Day Ecuador Mountaineering Expedition?
Discover a rewarding combination of mountain challenges, spectacular landscapes and technical preparation in one adventure.
Expedition Highlights
- Four iconic Ecuadorian summits: Pasochoa, Rucu Pichincha, Iliniza Norte and Cotopaxi.
- Seven-day mountaineering itinerary: Explore Ecuador's legendary Avenue of the Volcanoes.
- Progressive high-altitude experience: Build altitude exposure through increasingly demanding climbs.
- Cotopaxi summit objective: Attempt one of Ecuador's most famous glaciated volcanoes.
- Glacier climbing training: Practice essential techniques for snow and ice.
- High-altitude trekking: Discover remarkable volcanic trails and Andean mountain environments.
- Qualified mountain guidance: Experience professionally guided mountain activities.
- Spectacular volcanic landscapes: Enjoy panoramic views of Ecuador's legendary peaks.
- Authentic Andes adventure: Combine trekking, technical preparation and challenging mountaineering objectives.
Who Is This Ecuador Volcano Climbing Tour For?
This 7-day Ecuador volcano climbing expedition is particularly suited to active travelers and mountaineers seeking a challenging high-altitude adventure.
The itinerary may appeal to:
- Experienced hikers interested in progressing toward high-altitude mountaineering.
- Adventure travelers seeking demanding volcano climbing experiences in Ecuador.
- Mountaineers interested in climbing multiple Andean peaks.
- Climbers preparing for glaciated summits who want to reinforce essential mountain skills.
- International travelers looking for a structured Ecuador mountaineering itinerary.
- Outdoor enthusiasts attracted by challenging terrain, spectacular landscapes and summit objectives.
A suitable level of physical fitness, appropriate preparation and readiness for demanding mountain conditions are essential.
Previous mountaineering experience and prior acclimatization may be necessary depending on individual ability and the technical requirements of the expedition.
Climb Four Summits in Ecuador's Avenue of the Volcanoes
Few mountain adventures offer the opportunity to experience such a diverse combination of volcanic landscapes, high-altitude trekking and glacier climbing within a single itinerary.
From the beautiful Andean trails of Pasochoa to the rocky summit of Iliniza Norte and the glaciated slopes of Cotopaxi, this 7-day Ecuador mountaineering expedition offers a challenging journey through some of the country's most remarkable mountains.
Every ascent brings new perspectives, new challenges and opportunities to develop your experience in the high-altitude environment of the Andes.
Whether your goal is to explore Ecuador's volcanoes, improve your mountaineering skills or attempt the legendary Cotopaxi summit, this expedition offers an extraordinary mountain adventure.
Four Andean summits. Seven days of adventure. One unforgettable Ecuador volcano climbing expedition.
Explore Ecuador's Avenue of the Volcanoes with Ecuadorian Alpine Institute and take your next step toward an extraordinary high-altitude mountaineering experience.
Experience the ultimate Ecuador volcano climbing adventure on an unforgettable 7-day mountaineering expedition through the spectacular Avenue of the Volcanoes. Climb four iconic Andean summits—Pasochoa, Rucu Pichincha, Iliniza Norte and Cotopaxi—while discovering breathtaking volcanic landscapes, developing high-altitude mountaineering skills and experiencing the extraordinary beauty of the Ecuadorian Andes.
This 7-day Ecuador mountaineering expedition combines progressive acclimatization, high-altitude trekking, glacier training and challenging summit ascents. Designed for adventure travelers and mountaineers seeking an authentic climbing experience, the itinerary gradually introduces higher elevations before the ultimate challenge: climbing Cotopaxi Volcano at 5,897 meters (19,347 feet).
From the scenic trails of Pasochoa to the snow-covered slopes of Cotopaxi, every mountain offers a different challenge and an opportunity to explore Ecuador's remarkable volcanic landscapes.
Explore Ecuador's Avenue of the Volcanoes
The Avenue of the Volcanoes in Ecuador is one of South America's most spectacular mountain regions, featuring towering volcanic peaks, high-altitude grasslands, glaciated summits and dramatic Andean scenery.
Located along Ecuador's central Andes, this extraordinary mountain corridor offers exceptional opportunities for volcano climbing, high-altitude trekking, mountaineering and glacier exploration.
During this expedition, you will experience four distinctive mountains, each contributing to your preparation for the final Cotopaxi summit attempt.
The itinerary combines physical challenges, technical preparation and remarkable natural landscapes, creating a rewarding journey through Ecuador's mountain environment.
Pasochoa – Your First Acclimatization Summit
Begin your Andes mountaineering expedition with an ascent of Pasochoa Volcano, a remarkable mountain located near Quito.
Pasochoa offers an excellent introduction to Ecuador's high-altitude landscapes, with scenic trails crossing Andean grasslands and volcanic terrain.
As you gain elevation, enjoy panoramic views of surrounding mountains and discover the unique vegetation of Ecuador's páramo ecosystem.
This first ascent helps introduce your body to higher elevations while providing an opportunity to assess your hiking pace, endurance and response to altitude.
The Pasochoa climb marks the beginning of your progressive journey toward the higher summits of the Ecuadorian Andes.
Rucu Pichincha – High-Altitude Trekking Above Quito
Continue your adventure with an ascent of Rucu Pichincha Volcano, one of the most recognizable mountains overlooking Quito.
Rising to approximately 4,696 meters (15,407 feet), Rucu Pichincha offers a challenging high-altitude trekking experience through rocky volcanic landscapes and spectacular Andean scenery.
The route provides opportunities to experience steeper terrain, changing mountain weather and the physical demands of climbing at higher elevations.
From the upper slopes, enjoy remarkable views of Quito and the surrounding volcanic peaks.
This second summit represents another important stage in your Ecuador high-altitude acclimatization program, helping you prepare for the more demanding climbs ahead.
Iliniza Norte – A Challenging Andean Summit
The expedition continues into the spectacular Ilinizas Ecological Reserve, home to two of Ecuador's most recognizable volcanic peaks.
Your objective is Iliniza Norte, reaching approximately 5,125 meters (16,814 feet) above sea level.
The adventure begins with a trek toward the mountain refuge, surrounded by dramatic volcanic landscapes and breathtaking views of the Ecuadorian Andes.
The summit ascent introduces more demanding high-altitude terrain, including rocky sections that may require scrambling and careful route selection.
From the upper mountain, enjoy spectacular panoramic views of neighboring peaks, with opportunities to admire Cotopaxi, Chimborazo and other legendary Ecuadorian volcanoes when weather conditions allow.
Climbing Iliniza Norte is an important milestone in this 7-day Ecuador volcano climbing tour, offering valuable altitude experience before the final glacier expedition.
Glacier Climbing Training – Prepare for Cotopaxi
Before attempting the summit of Cotopaxi, participate in practical glacier climbing and mountaineering training designed to introduce or reinforce essential techniques for moving through snow and ice.
Depending on conditions and the selected training program, activities may include:
- Crampon techniques: Learn appropriate movement and foot placement on snow and ice.
- Ice axe handling: Practice essential techniques for stability and movement.
- Rope team travel: Understand basic procedures for traveling on glaciated terrain.
- Self-arrest techniques: Practice methods used to stop a slide on snow.
- Glacier safety: Learn about hazards, route awareness and safe movement procedures.
- Basic rescue concepts: Become familiar with introductory glacier rescue principles.
- High-altitude preparation: Review equipment, pacing and essential considerations for summit day.
This training provides valuable preparation for the technical and physical demands of Cotopaxi glacier climbing.
Training does not eliminate mountain hazards or replace the experience required for independent technical climbing.
Cotopaxi Volcano – The Ultimate Summit Challenge
The final objective of your 7-day Ecuador mountaineering expedition is the legendary Cotopaxi Volcano, one of the country's most iconic mountains.
Rising to approximately 5,897 meters (19,347 feet), Cotopaxi is renowned for its impressive volcanic cone, extensive glaciers and spectacular location within Cotopaxi National Park.
Travel through the national park and ascend toward José Ribas Refuge at approximately 4,830 meters, where you prepare for the summit attempt.
Surrounded by dramatic volcanic landscapes and glaciated slopes, review your climbing equipment, receive final guidance and prepare for the demanding ascent ahead.
Cotopaxi Summit Climb – A High-Altitude Glacier Expedition
The Cotopaxi summit attempt typically begins around midnight, allowing climbers to progress through the early morning hours when conditions may be more suitable.
Equipped with crampons, ice axes, helmets, ropes and appropriate mountaineering gear, follow your mountain guide across the glacier toward the summit.
The ascent requires physical endurance, technical awareness and the ability to move efficiently at high altitude.
As dawn approaches, the surrounding Andean peaks gradually emerge from the darkness, revealing extraordinary views across Ecuador's volcanic landscapes.
If weather, glacier conditions, access restrictions and individual fitness permit, reach the summit of Cotopaxi at 5,897 meters, completing the highest and most demanding objective of the expedition.
Standing on Cotopaxi offers an unforgettable perspective of the Ecuadorian Andes and represents a remarkable achievement in high-altitude mountaineering.
Summit success is never guaranteed. Safety decisions, mountain conditions and the judgment of qualified guides always take priority.
Progressive Acclimatization & High-Altitude Preparation
One of the defining features of this Ecuador volcano climbing expedition is its progressive sequence of mountain ascents.
The itinerary is designed to provide increasing exposure to altitude through four mountain objectives:
1. Pasochoa: Introductory high-altitude trekking and acclimatization.
2. Rucu Pichincha: Higher-elevation trekking and physical preparation.
3. Iliniza Norte: Demanding mountain terrain and additional altitude exposure.
4. Cotopaxi: High-altitude glacier climbing and the final summit objective.
This progression offers opportunities to assess your response to altitude, develop confidence and prepare for more demanding mountain environments.
However, seven days is a relatively short acclimatization period for a summit approaching 6,000 meters. Previous altitude experience, individual fitness, adequate recovery and professional assessment are important considerations.
The expedition may require itinerary adjustments based on altitude symptoms, weather, mountain conditions and individual readiness.
Why Choose This 7-Day Ecuador Mountaineering Expedition?
Discover a rewarding combination of mountain challenges, spectacular landscapes and technical preparation in one adventure.
Expedition Highlights
- Four iconic Ecuadorian summits: Pasochoa, Rucu Pichincha, Iliniza Norte and Cotopaxi.
- Seven-day mountaineering itinerary: Explore Ecuador's legendary Avenue of the Volcanoes.
- Progressive high-altitude experience: Build altitude exposure through increasingly demanding climbs.
- Cotopaxi summit objective: Attempt one of Ecuador's most famous glaciated volcanoes.
- Glacier climbing training: Practice essential techniques for snow and ice.
- High-altitude trekking: Discover remarkable volcanic trails and Andean mountain environments.
- Qualified mountain guidance: Experience professionally guided mountain activities.
- Spectacular volcanic landscapes: Enjoy panoramic views of Ecuador's legendary peaks.
- Authentic Andes adventure: Combine trekking, technical preparation and challenging mountaineering objectives.
Who Is This Ecuador Volcano Climbing Tour For?
This 7-day Ecuador volcano climbing expedition is particularly suited to active travelers and mountaineers seeking a challenging high-altitude adventure.
The itinerary may appeal to:
- Experienced hikers interested in progressing toward high-altitude mountaineering.
- Adventure travelers seeking demanding volcano climbing experiences in Ecuador.
- Mountaineers interested in climbing multiple Andean peaks.
- Climbers preparing for glaciated summits who want to reinforce essential mountain skills.
- International travelers looking for a structured Ecuador mountaineering itinerary.
- Outdoor enthusiasts attracted by challenging terrain, spectacular landscapes and summit objectives.
A suitable level of physical fitness, appropriate preparation and readiness for demanding mountain conditions are essential.
Previous mountaineering experience and prior acclimatization may be necessary depending on individual ability and the technical requirements of the expedition.
Climb Four Summits in Ecuador's Avenue of the Volcanoes
Few mountain adventures offer the opportunity to experience such a diverse combination of volcanic landscapes, high-altitude trekking and glacier climbing within a single itinerary.
From the beautiful Andean trails of Pasochoa to the rocky summit of Iliniza Norte and the glaciated slopes of Cotopaxi, this 7-day Ecuador mountaineering expedition offers a challenging journey through some of the country's most remarkable mountains.
Every ascent brings new perspectives, new challenges and opportunities to develop your experience in the high-altitude environment of the Andes.
Whether your goal is to explore Ecuador's volcanoes, improve your mountaineering skills or attempt the legendary Cotopaxi summit, this expedition offers an extraordinary mountain adventure.
Four Andean summits. Seven days of adventure. One unforgettable Ecuador volcano climbing expedition.
Explore Ecuador's Avenue of the Volcanoes with Ecuadorian Alpine Institute and take your next step toward an extraordinary high-altitude mountaineering experience.
YOUR JOURNEY
Itinerary
Pasochoa Volcano | 4,199 m – Andes Trekking & Acclimatization
Begin your 7-day Ecuador volcano climbing expedition with an exciting ascent of Pasochoa Volcano (4,199 m), located in the spectacular Ecuadorian Andes near Quito. Trek through beautiful Andean páramo landscapes, native vegetation and scenic mountain trails while beginning your high-altitude acclimatization. From the summit, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Ecuador's famous Avenue of the Volcanoes, weather permitting. This introductory climb provides valuable altitude exposure and prepares you for the more demanding mountaineering challenges ahead. After completing your first summit, return to Quito for recovery and rest.
Rucu Pichincha | 4,796 m – High-Altitude Trekking Above Quito
Continue your Ecuador mountaineering adventure with an ascent of Rucu Pichincha Volcano (4,796 m), one of the most iconic mountains overlooking Quito. Hike through dramatic volcanic terrain, rocky trails and spectacular high-altitude landscapes while gaining further experience in the Ecuadorian Andes. As you approach the summit, enjoy panoramic views of Quito and the surrounding Andean volcanoes. This challenging high-altitude trekking experience provides another opportunity to assess your response to elevation, develop mountain endurance and prepare for the upcoming Iliniza Norte ascent.
Iliniza Norte Refuge | 4,600 m – High-Altitude Trekking & Mountain Preparation
Travel from Quito to the spectacular Ilinizas Ecological Reserve, home to some of Ecuador's most impressive volcanic mountain landscapes. Begin your Iliniza Norte trekking adventure with a scenic ascent toward the high mountain refuge at approximately 4,600 meters. Follow trails through Andean grasslands, rocky terrain and dramatic alpine scenery while continuing your progressive exposure to altitude. Upon reaching the refuge, prepare your mountaineering equipment, review the next day's climbing objectives and rest before the challenging summit attempt. Spend the night surrounded by the extraordinary landscapes of the Ecuadorian Andes.
Iliniza Norte Summit | 5,125 m – Ecuador Volcano Climbing Adventure
Begin your Iliniza Norte summit climb (5,125 m) before sunrise, entering a demanding high-altitude mountain environment in the heart of Ecuador's Avenue of the Volcanoes. Ascend through steep rocky terrain and exposed sections that may require careful scrambling and technical awareness. As you gain elevation, enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding Andean peaks, including Cotopaxi and Chimborazo, when weather conditions permit. If route, weather and individual conditions allow, reach the summit of Iliniza Norte and celebrate an important milestone in your Ecuador volcano climbing expedition. Descend safely after completing this challenging mountain objective and continue preparing for the final Cotopaxi ascent.
Cotopaxi Glacier School | 4,830 m – Glacier Climbing & Mountaineering Training
Enter the spectacular Cotopaxi National Park for an essential day of glacier climbing training and high-altitude mountaineering preparation. Near José Ribas Refuge (4,830 m), participate in practical instruction covering crampon techniques, ice axe handling, rope team movement, self-arrest procedures and glacier safety. Depending on mountain conditions and the training program, practice fundamental skills for traveling across snow and ice under professional guidance. This Cotopaxi glacier school experience helps reinforce technical awareness and prepares you for the challenges of climbing one of Ecuador's most iconic glaciated volcanoes.
Cotopaxi Refuge | 4,830 m – Summit Preparation & Acclimatization
Prepare for the final challenge of your 7-day Ecuador mountaineering expedition: the ascent of Cotopaxi Volcano (5,897 m). After a morning dedicated to recovery and preparation, return to José Ribas Refuge at approximately 4,830 meters, surrounded by spectacular volcanic landscapes and the snow-covered slopes of Cotopaxi. Review your climbing equipment, discuss glacier conditions and receive the final summit briefing from your mountain guide. Rest and prepare physically and mentally for the demanding overnight ascent. Weather, altitude response and mountain safety conditions will determine whether the summit attempt can proceed.
Cotopaxi Summit | 5,897 m – High-Altitude Glacier Climbing Expedition
Begin your unforgettable Cotopaxi summit climbing adventure around midnight, ascending the glacier under the stars toward one of Ecuador's most iconic volcanic peaks. Equipped with crampons, ice axes, ropes and appropriate mountaineering gear, follow your guide across snow-covered slopes and glaciated terrain. As dawn approaches, witness spectacular views of the Ecuadorian Andes and Avenue of the Volcanoes. If weather, glacier conditions, access restrictions and individual readiness permit, reach the Cotopaxi summit at 5,897 meters (19,347 feet), completing the ultimate objective of your 7-day Ecuador volcano climbing expedition. After the summit attempt, descend safely, concluding an extraordinary journey of four mountain objectives, high-altitude trekking, glacier training and unforgettable Andean adventures.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Included
- Certified bilingual mountain guide (ASEGUIM Member)
- Private 4×4 transportation
- 2 hotel nights
- Mountain refuge accommodation
- All meals during the expedition (special diets available upon request)
- Glacier climbing instruction
- Group technical climbing equipment
- National Park entrance fees and permits
- Rope and glacier safety equipment
PLEASE NOTE
Not Included
- Travel or medical insurance
- Dinners at hotels unless specified in the itinerary
- Personal climbing equipment
- Tips for guides and staff
GOOD TO KNOW
Important Information
- The tour operates year-round
CAPTURED MOMENTS