PUCON AND
ARAUCANIA REGION
MOUNTAINEERING
IN SOUTHERN CHILE

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LANÍN
VOLCANO, 3 747 m

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LONQUIMAY
VOLCANO, 2 865 m

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VILLARRICA
VOLCANO, 2 847 m

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NEVADOS DE
SOLLIPULLI, 2 240 m

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MOUNT
SAN SEBASTIAN, 1 910 m
TREKKING

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MOMOLLUCO TREK

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HUERQUEHUE NATIONAL PARK TREK

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HUENFIUCA HIKING


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Lanin Volcano, mountaineering in the Chiliean Andes, La Araucania District - Pucon
National Park Villarrica, Ascent to Lanin Volcano, Chile
Climbing Lanin Volcano, Professional Service Guides
Lanin Volcano, 3 747 m, Highest summit in the Araucania District

ASCENT TO LANIN VOLCANO, 3 747 m

When we go from Pucón to the high mountain we find the impressive Lanín, the highest summit of the Araucanía. Located in the Chilean – Argentinean frontier, the Lanín is surrounded by extensive Araucaria woods and beautiful lakes. From its summit it is possible to see his “neighbors” Villarica and Quetrupillan along with a great volcanic range which extends from north to south of the Andes.

This ascent program is made in two days, which will help you to ascend in a gradual way and enjoy this experience to the fullest.

  • Trip profile
  • Itinerary
  • Schedule
  • Service
  • Equipment
  • Map


  Location:

Chilean southern Andes,
Araucania Region
  Duration: 2 days
  Dates: Octuber to May
  Difficulty: Physical of high level, mountaineering basic knowledge
  Height: 2550 m app.
  Duration of the trek: between 6 and 8 hours
  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.
  Accommodation: Tent: 1 night
  Transport: Private car


Day 1: Transfer from Pucón to the base of Lanín volcano. Ascent to high altitude camp.

Day 2: Ascent from high altitude camp to the summit of Lanín volcano. Descent to the base of the volcano. Transfer back to Pucón.
   



DEPARTURES
PAE-M01-01: November, 27, 2010   Book now!
PAE-M01-02: December, 4, 2010   Book now!
PAE-M01-03: December, 11, 2010   Book now!
PAE-M01-04: December, 18, 2010   Book now!
PAE-M01-05: January, 8, 2011   Book now!
PAE-M01-06: January, 15, 2011   Book now!
PAE-M01-07: January, 22, 2011   Book now!
PAE-M01-08: January, 29, 2011   Book now!
PAE-M01-09: February, 5, 2011   Book now!
PAE-M01-10: February, 12, 2011   Book now!


For other departure dates, please contact us.



INCLUDE:
  • Certified Mountain Guide, AGMP & Wilderness First Responder,
    ...English-Spanish speaking,
  • Assistant Guide, according people number,
  • Entrance: Villarrica National Park,
  • Private Transfer,
  • Food in Camps, including lunch snacks,
  • First aid Kit,
  • Mountain Gear:
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      - Ice axe,
    - Crampons,
    - Helmet,
    - 1 pair gaiters,
    - Mountain tents, for two peoples,
    - Matress,
    - Mountain stove, fuel and pot set, for two peoples.
    NOT INCLUDED:
     
  • Personal climbing equipment gear,
  • Porter for personal gear, except who applied for it,
  • Accident and rescue insurance,
  • Any other service not mentioned in the program.
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    PERSONAL EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
     

    Mountains or trekking boots
    1 pair gaiters
    1 T-shirt (Base layer, Polypropylene or similar)
    1 Fleece jacket
    1 waterproof/breathable jacket
    1 pants, comfortable for hike
    1 Fleece pants
    1 Waterproof/breathable pant (Gore – Tex or similar)
    1 pair long and warm socks
    1 warm hat (fleece or wool)
    1 pair warm gloves (fleece or wool)
    Personal toilet equipment (Toothbrush and toothpaste, Toilet paper…)

    Sun Protection
    1 Sun hat
    1 Sunglasses
    Sun cream (over factor 20)
    Lips protection

    Technical equipement:
    Pack (80 lt. man - 75 lt. woman)
    Sleeping bagcomfortable to – 5 ºC
    2 water bottles 1 lt. capacity
    Head lamp with spare bulbs, and extra batteries

    Optional:
    Trekking poles
    Photo or video Camera.
    Vitamins or energies supplements

    Araucania Region