A.P. 7 Jan. 20 – Feb. 8
Matías, the lead guide, told us they successfully moved to High Camp at 19,200′. They are all fine and doing a great job.
The group is ready to tackle the summit tomorrow! They have a big challenge ahead because it will be a long day, so they are preparing everything to start early in the morning.
As soon as we have more news, we will be posting them!
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100% Success so far for Season 2017-20187 EXPEDITIONS = 7 SUMMITS!
Congratulations to all our Clients and Guides for making this possible.
All 7 of our Aconcagua Expeditions have gotten to the top this season via our Ameghino and Upper Guanacos Traverse the best non technical route up the mountain, making it possible among the best high altitude treks on earth.
Also all our 12 – day trips have reached the top!
We still have 2 more trips left, one is at Camp 2 and the last one departs in about one week.
This is an amazing achievement, we still have the highest Success Rate and the highest safety record as well.
You can also follow each expedition here on our Dispatches page HERE.
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A.P. 7 Jan. 20 – Feb. 8
The group left Camp 1 and moved to Camp 2 today, where they will spend the night.
They have reached an altitude of 17,500′. Tomorrow the team will stay there and rest.
They will plan their next steps according to the weather conditions.
We will post more news soon!
The Aventuras Patagonicas Team
A.P. 8 Jan. 20 – 31
This 12-day expedition got today to the summit at 22,834′! Another one that successfully reaches the top of Aconcagua!
Even though the weather was not the best, as it was a windy challenging day, they worked hard towards the summit.
They stood at the highest point out of the Himalayas and the highest mountain of the American continent. A great achievement and a unique experience!
They are spending the night at High Camp, before returning to Plaza de Mulas Base Camp tomorrow.
Congratulations to them for the big effort! We are glad to be part of their great adventure!
We have another expedition up in the mountains. If they summit, all of our 8 trips will have reached the top! 100% success rate for this season so far!
The Aventuras Patagonicas Team
A.P. 8 Jan. 20 – 31
Carlos, the lead guide, called us and said the team left Camp 2 today and moved to High Camp at 19,200′.
They are spending the night there and paying special attention to stay well hydrated.
They are getting ready to tackle the summit tomorrow. It will be a long windy day, but they are motivated and doing a great job.
We will post more news soon!
The Aventuras Patagonicas Team
A.P. 7 Jan. 20 – Feb. 8
The group made it safely to Camp 1 at 16,300′. We spoke with Matías, the lead guide, who told us they successfully moved there today.
The team is resting there and getting ready for their next step, which will be to carry some loads to Camp 2.
We will keep you posted!
The Aventuras Patagonicas Team
A.P. 8 Jan. 20 – 31
The team has already moved to Nido de Cóndores Camp, where they will spend the night. They reached an altitude of 17,651′.
After resting there, they will get everything ready to move to High Camp.
They are working hard and hoping for good weather, as they get closer to the summit.
We will keep you updated!
The Aventuras Patagonicas Team
A.P. 7 Jan. 20 – Feb. 8
They are spending their last night at Plaza Argentina Base Camp.
The group have already carried some loads to Camp 1 and tomorrow they will be moving there, reaching an altitude of 16,300′.
This plan is great to get a good acclimatization while they move uphill.
We are excited to hear more news from them. We will post more details about their expedition soon!
The Aventuras Patagonicas Team
A.P. 8 Jan. 20 – 31
The team has successfully moved to Canada Camp at 16,170′. They will soon be moving to Nido de Cóndores Camp.
The group will plan the next days according to the weather conditions. It has been very windy up there, but they are all fine and very motivated.
As soon as we have more news, we will be posting them!
The Aventuras Patagonicas Team
A.P. 7 Jan. 20 – Feb. 8
The team spent last night at Casa de Piedra. Today they crossed the Vacas river and continued to Plaza Argentina Base Camp.
The group is now at 13,800′. Matías, the lead guide, called us and said they arrived there today.
He also told us that the plan for tomorrow is to stay the whole day at Base Camp and rest there.
We will share more news soon!
The Aventuras Patagonicas Team