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Why Climb One Peak When You Can Climb Six? Berg Adventures in Bolivia Summer 2013

Travel with us to Bolivia for an ultra adventure that encompasses both high mountain endeavors and rich cultural experiences. Enjoy time in La Paz, Bolivia’s capital, where we will visit markets and soak in the rich culture and history of the city. The city sits at 12,000ft/3,650m, making it the highest capital city in the world. Then we head to Copacabana, a picturesque town situated along the shores of Lake Titicaca. To acclimatize to the altitude, we will explore the Isla del Sol before heading to the Condoriri Mountains where the climbing begins!

A local woman and her child

A local woman and her child

A boat made of reeds on Lake Titicaca

A boat made of reeds on Lake Titicaca

The experience you gain from this trip will be invaluable on future mountaineering expeditions. While you can gain climbing experience close to home, you cannot replicate the high altitude which is certainly one of the biggest challenges climbers face on climbs above 14,000ft/4,266m. Knowing what to expect and how your body will react at altitude will help you with your future high mountain endeavors.

Getting roped up and ready for the climb

Getting roped up and ready for the climb

High Camp on Huayana Potosi

High Camp on Huayana Potosi

The razor edge ridge of Pequeno Alpamayo

The razor edge ridge of Pequeno Alpamayo

Our climbing goals include attempts on the following peaks:

  • Cerro Austria (17,388ft/5,300m)
  • Pequeno Alpamayo (17,880/5,450 m)
  • Huayna Potosi (19,973ft/6088m)
  • Ancohuma (21,086ft/ 6,427m)
  • Acotango (19,937ft/6,077m)
  • Parinacota (20,767ft/6,330m)

Join us August 3rd to 24th for a trip you will never forget.

Can’t get away for 3 weeks? That’s ok. Ask us about a shortened itinerary.

Contact our office today to learn more!