CHILEAN ANDES MOUNTAIN RANGE

MOUNTAINEERING
EXPEDITIONS PROGRAMS

MOUNT
ACONCAGUA, 6 962 m

OJOS DEL SALADO
VOLCANO, 6 898 m

PARINACOTA
VOLCANO, 6 342 m

MOUNT
JUNCAL, 6 110 m

MOUNT
MARMOLEJO, 6 108 m

SAN JOSE
VOLCANO, 5 856 m

MOUNT
PLOMO, 5 424 m
ASCENT PROGRAMS

LANÍN
VOLCANO, 3 747 m

LONQUIMAY
VOLCANO, 2 865 m

VILLARRICA
VOLCANO, 2 847 m

QUETRUPILLAN
VOLCANO, 2 360m

NEVADOS DE
SOLLIPULLI, 2 240 m

MOUNT
SAN SEBASTIAN, 1 910 m
   


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Araucania Region



ASCENT TO NEVADOS DE SOLLIPULLI,
2 240 m

“A forgotten giant”.

If we want to talk about one of the most gigantic eruptions occurred in the Andes mountain range, los Nevados de Sollipulli are perhaps the clearest example of the energy our planet discharges. This volcano had its last eruption 1240 years ago, leaving amazing traces which reveal the magnitude of that disaster.

Its crater of almost 5-kilometer diameter and a glacier which extends to 12 kms are just some of the wonders offered by this trekking which has amazing landscapes of the Araucanía. We can say without a doubt that this is one of the most incredible hidden paradises from the ninth region of Chile. After crossing beautiful Araucaria woods and ascend magical sceneries, we get to the highest point of the crater at 2240 meters above sea level, from where you will enjoy amazing views of the glacier and the imposing volcanoes of the area.


Day 1:
Transfer from Pucón to camp area. Installation of the camp.
Day 2:
Ascent from the camp to the Summit of Nevados de Sollipulli. Descent to the camp and transfer back to Pucón.

Trip profile:
  Duration: 2 days
Difficulty: Medium
Dates: November to May
Requirements:

  Minimum age: 18 years
Physical condition: Good

To not have a medical history of: heart and respiratory problems, knee operations, back problems or other similar incumberances.
To complete the disclaimer form.
To have the required clothing and equipment.

Include:
  Certified Mountain Guide, AGMP & WFR (Wilderness First Responder), English-Spanish speaking
Assistant Guide, according people number
Private Transfer
Food in Altitude Camps, including lunch snacks
First aid Kit

Mountain Gear:
Ice axe,
Crampons,
Helmet,
1 pair gaiters
Mountain tents, for two peoples
Matress
Mountain stove, fuel and pot set, for two peoples