A.P. 9 (Feb. 10 – Mar. 1)

A.P. 9 Feb. 10 – Mar. 1 They reached the summit today at 22,834′! It was a challenging day, but they worked hard. They stood on top of the highest mountain of America and the highest point out of the Himalayas. This has been a unique experience, they will surely never forget. The group will […]

A.P. 9 Feb. 10 – Mar. 1 The group reached High Camp at 19,200′. Wesley, the lead guide, told us they successfully moved there today. They are resting and getting everything ready, because tomorrow they will tackle the summit. The team will start early in the morning and it will be a long day. If

A.P. 9 Feb. 10 – Mar. 1 The group already carried some loads to High Camp and returned to Camp 2 to spend the night. Today they are resting there. The plan is to move to High Camp tomorrow. They are doing a great job, as they get closer to the summit. We will keep

A.P. 9 Feb. 10 – Mar. 1 The group left Camp 1 and moved to Camp 2, reaching an altitude of 17,500′. They are working hard as they move uphill and gain more altitude. The guides will evaluate the weather conditions in order to plan the next steps. We will be posting more details soon!

A.P. 9 Feb. 10 – Mar. 1 The team successfully carried some loads to Camp 2 today. After that, they hiked back to Camp 1 to spend the night. We spoke with Wesley, the lead guide, who said they are all fine and are planning to rest there tomorrow. We will keep you updated! The

A.P. 9 Feb. 10 – Mar. 1 After having breakfast, the team left Base Camp and they safely moved to Camp 1 at 16,300′. They are all fine, working hard as they gain altitude. We will keep you posted! The Aventuras Patagonicas Team

A.P. 9 Feb. 10 – Mar. 1 The team successfully carried some loads to Camp 1 yesterday and went back to Plaza Argentina Base Camp. Today they are resting there. The group will move to Camp 1 tomorrow, so they are getting everything ready for that. They will be planning their next steps according to

A.P. 9 Feb. 10 – Mar. 1 During the 3-day approach hike, the team went along the Vacas and Ameghino Valleys. This trail is approximately 40 kilometers long, giving them a great opportunity to get a good acclimatization. After spending the night at Casa de Piedra, the group walked towards Plaza Argentina Base Camp. Wesley,

A.P. 9 Feb. 10 – Mar. 1 We met this great team at Mendoza! They had a meeting with the guides and went through all the details of the itinerary. After that, they shared a meal, tasting some typical steaks and local wines. This group of seven climbers is led by the experienced guide Wesley