AP 6 (Dec 27 2016 – Jan 7 2017)

AP 6 – Dec 27 – Jan 7 After spending ten days in the mountains the team got to the summit!! The group stood at 22,834 ft, the highest point of America and the highest mountain out of Himalayas. Probably a lifetime experience for everyone. Now the group will complete the Aconcagua traverse, by descending […]

AP 6 – Dec 27 – Jan 7 The team reached High Camp today, at almost 6,000m! Everyone is fine up there. They are in position to tackle the summit tomorrow. Because they came to the mountain already pre – acclimatized, using an Altitude Training System – Hypoxic tent the  climbers are prepared for the

AP 6 – Dec 27 – Jan 7 The team is now at Camp II, called Nido de Condores (17651 ft.). They are doing a very good work trying to gain altitude while keeping the energy. The whole group is really motivated, plus the good weather accompany the coming days. The next step is to move to High

AP 6 – Dec 27 – Jan 7 The team arrive today at camp 1 (16,000ft). It was the team first steps in height. Everybody is fine and doing a great job! They will spend the day resting and preparing for move tomorrow to camp 2. The weather for the next days is favorable so

AP 6 – Dec 27 – Jan 7 The team arrived at Plaza de Mulas (14107 ft) base camp today. They spent one night at the camp Confluence. It was a walk that help them with the process of acclimatization. They will rest a day at Base Camp and then decide what to do. Everybody

AP 6 – Dec 27 – Jan 7 Four climbers and a guide will climb the highest mountain in America in 12 days They came to the mountain already pre – acclimatized, using an Altitude Training System – Hypoxic tent where they acclimatized before. Guided by the experiment guide Wes Bunch they will do the