Category: AP 7 (Jan 14 – Feb 2 2017)

AP 7 – Jan 7 – Jan 26

Today the team reached the summit of the highest mountain in the World outside the Himalayas (with an altitude of 22,834 ft). A great achievement that they surely never forget!

Now they will complete the Aconcagua traverse, by going down by a different route to the base camp of the normal route, Plaza de Mulas. And after that they will go down to the city of Mendoza to rest and have a celebration dinner.

Congratulations to the group and the guides for the great effort!

We are attaching a picture of summit, taken by a previous group.

AP 7 – Jan 7 – Jan 26

The group reached Camp II (17,700 ft) today. They are working hard and trying to gain altitude while keeping the energy.

They are now resting and tomorrow will see if they can move forward to the High Camp, at almost 6,000m (19,600 ft). Otherwise they will stay resting in camp II.

We are attaching a picture  from a previous trip.

We will keep you informed.

AP 7 – Jan 7 – Jan 26

The team has successfully move to Camp I today. The guide said that everyone is fine, they are acclimatizing well and working hard. They are very good and motivated!

Tonight they will decide what they will do tomorrow. If you move loads to Camp II or rest one more day in camp I.

We attach a picture taken in previous trip.

We will keep you posted.

AP 7 – Jan 7 – Jan 26

The team carried the loads to Camp I (15,750 ft.) yesterday. The guide said that everyone did well and are adapting to the high altitude.  Everybody is fine.

They decided to rest today and move to that camp tomorrow. This stage of the climb is very important, because it is when the climbers complete the acclimatization process.

From here they will do carries to higher altitudes, then sleeping at lower altitude, and just then moving to the next camp, where they will rest, carry again, then move up.

We attach a picture taken in previous trip.

We will keep you posted.

AP 7 – Jan 7 – Jan 26

After hiking the Vacas Valley and the Relinchos Valley, then team arrived today to Plaza Argentina (14200 ft), where they are going to rest and start preparing everything for the height.

All of them are fine and excited to continue this adventure.

We are attaching a picture of the approach to Base camp.

We will keep you informed