Huayna potosi mountain guides

Continue Thanks for visiting this site and this blog, I will be posting some news about rock climbing and hiking in Bolivia as well... Day 1.- - Sajjama National Park (4.270 m.) Departure from La Paz by private car to get there in four hours,... The Apolombba Mountain Range is a small path, despite its natural beauty, which combines high plateaus, valleys and snowy mountains.... This is a new route between the Border of (30%) This is a beautiful trekking route through the lagoons... Day 1. - On the first day we will fly from La Paz to Laguna zingo (4750 m), where we set up camp. Then we will travel a short way to the base of the , where we will spend a day practicing a lot of different techniques on the ice (walking, rock climbing, abseiling, rescue techniques, etc.). Day 2.- After breakfast we will start climbing (mostly on the rock) to the rock camp (5135 m), where we will set up camp on the glacier. Hiking for 2-3 hours is moraine. Day 3.- On the 3rd day we will start early (5am) to make our way to the top (6,088m). From the top of the summit we can enjoy views of the , La Paz, the valleys entering the jungle, Lake Titicaca and the entire Cordillera Real. We will then begin our descent back to base camp and on to Laguna zingo, where our car will be waiting for us to return to La Paz. Maps Gallery Video Description Located in the heart of , Bolivia is an untouched country. Its natural beauty and abundance of mountains, most of which are readily available, is overwhelming. Huyina Potos (19,974 euros / 6088 M) is the nearest high mountain in La Paz, Bolivia, a city that itself is the tallest capital in the world. Cordillera Real (Royal Ridge) is Bolivia's highest mountaineering region with eight peaks rising above 6,000 metres. With moderately steep terrain of snow and ice and a remarkable impact with a narrow air top (looking at the 3,000ft western face), the ascent of Huayna Potosi is a highly memorable and challenging climbing for even the most experienced climbers. This unique journey is conceived as a 2-week international climbing expedition to maximize both the acclimatization process required for climbing 6000M and for the development and development of climbing skills. Our first few days upon arrival will be spent acclimatizing to the thin air of the city streets of La Paz, strolling through the famous city markets and many ancient historical markers that make any trip to La Paz special. Itinerary: Day 1: Arrival in Bolivia. Transport from the airport to La Paz. Stay at La PazDay 2: sightseeing and acclimatization in the city. Staying at a hotel in La Paz Day 3: acclimatizing a hike/climbing chacaltaya (17,700 feet); Stay at the hotel in La Paz Day 4: transfer to Range--hike to base camp in Laguna Chiar Hota afternoon 5: Alpine climbing skills Rope Team Training --Acclimatization Day 6: --climbing (acclimatization)-- Pyramid Grande (5230M / 17,158 ) Day 7: --climb (acclimatization)-- Pequeno Alpamayo (5.5, 5 370M / 17,618 ) Day 8: Rest in Base Camp Day 9: --climbing (acclimatization)--Cabeza de Condor (5,648M / 18,530); Transfer back to La Paz on PM Day 10: rest and relaxation in La Paz. Stay at the hotel in La Paz Day 11: transfer to the 11th day of the Pass Of the Songa. Possible rise of Charquini (5,392M / 17,690 ) in PM Day 12: approach to Huayna Potosi High Camp Day 13: --climb (summit day)--Huayna Potosi (6088M / 19,974). Return to La Paz on PM Day 14: rest, package, leave Bolivia in a.m. The route may change depending on the weather, guide decision, issues of acclimatization or other contingencies. Click here to download the information PDF for the mountain in the department of Oruro, see Wayna Potos (Oruro). Huayna Potosi High pointElevation6,088 m (19,974 ft) Coordinates16'15'45S 68'09'13.5W / 16.26250's 68.153750'W / -16.26250; -68.153750Coordinates: 16'15'45S 68'09'13.5W / 16.26250'S 68.153750'W / -16.26250; -68.153750 Geography Huain PotosiLocation in Bolivia LocationBoliviaParent rangeAndesClimbingFirst ascent1919 Rudolf Dient and O. Lhos (Germany) The easiest route-view glacier ascent of Huayna Potos' is a mountain in Bolivia, located near and about 25 km north of La Paz. Huaina Potosi La Paz, Bolivia's Mina de Oro Huayna Potosi is the nearest high mountain of La Paz. Surrounded by high mountains, it is located about 15 miles north of the city, making this mountain the most popular ascent in Bolivia. The normal climbing route is a fairly simple glacier climb, with some cracks and a steep climb to the top. However, the other side of the mountain - Huayna Potos' West Face - is the biggest face in Bolivia. Several challenging snow and ice routes rise to this 1000-meter height. The first ascent of the usual route was carried out in 1919 by the Germans Rudolf Diend and Adolf Schulze. Some climbing books report this mountain as the easiest 6000er in the world, but this claim is controversial. The easiest route entails an open ridge and areas of moderately steep ice, rated UIAA PD. There are many 6000m mountains that are easier to climb in terms of technical difficulties. Perhaps that is why the main reason why Huain Potosi is called the easiest climb of 6000 m is that the height of the ascent from the trail to the top is less than 1400 m; easy access from La Paz. Since La Paz is at 3,640 m, climbers have an easier acclimatization time. Climbing the history of the mountain In 1877 a group of six German climbers tried to climb Huayna Potosi for the first time. Without equipment and with a little practical information, they install install to the undisguised top. Their failed attempt met the tragedy. Four climbers died at an altitude of about 5,600 m; the other two managed to retreat in deteriorating conditions, but died of exhaustion as soon as they found their way to the Pass of zngo. 21 years later, on September 9, 1898, an expedition of Austrian climbers again tried to climb the mountain, but after five days spent at an altitude of 5900 m, they were forced to descend. Finally, in 1919, the Germans R. Dienst and O. Lhos reached the southern summit (slightly above the northern summit), climbing a mountain on the east side of the route, which would later become the current normal route, with some options. The normal route of the Normal route to climb Huayna Potos is a simple climb to the glacier. On this route, you can climb the mountain in two daily stages. Climbers usually take 4x4 up the valley on a gravel road from El Alto takes about two hours, to get to the car park at 4700m, Pass zongo (16-17-15S 68'07'47.6W / 16.28750's 68.129889'W / -16.28750; -68.129889). Where the base camp was set up. There is a newly created hut. Staff are usually happy to book walk ins if they have available rooms and the reduced price can be negotiated outside of peak season. From the hut here it is a 1 - 3 h hike to the high camp at 5200 m (16'16'32S 68'08'16.6W / 16.27556's 68.137944'W / -16.27556; -68.137944) on the snowy line (time largely depends on acclimatization and physical fitness). This camp is called locally Campo Argentino and consists of a number of areas lined with rocks suitable for pitching tents. As of 2006, there is a shelter in a high camp where you can stay overnight for about $10. Booking is preferred and necessary during peak season. The conditions are spartan, with all sleeping mattresses placed next to each other on the top level in two rows. Most climbers begin their summit attempt between midnight and 3am. Suitable and well-acclimatized climbers climb and leave later, overtaking other groups during the ascent, and can reach the summit in about 3-4 hours, but people often take twice as much time. The route is usually very well visible between the penitentes, and follows the main glacier directly (through the bergschrund and directly up the ridge) or along the aretha on the right. After that, it curves behind the mountain, if you look from the pass of zingo. The final approach is quite exposed, either directly to the top, or along the top of the ridge. The summit is small and often has a pronounced cornice, reducing the usable space. The entire climb from the high camp will take 8 to 12 hours. Very acclimatized parties climb the mountain directly from the hut on the pass of zingo, in which case the whole climb takes most of the day. The morning sun causes snow to become stable for walking, and avalanche risk from 8 a.m. The views on a clear morning from the summit are incredible - the mountain is much higher than anything else nearby, and Cordillera Real, Lake Titicaca, La Paz, and the part of Altiplano on which they live are all visible. Until early 2004, there was a guest book for summits of climbers to sign. Unfortunately, this canopy collapsed in mid-2006 leaving the original metal container protruding from the top of the ridge hanging over the city of La Paz below. Other routes In addition to the usual route, a large variety of routes (some of them very technical) to the two peaks exist. The East Side, the French route to the southern summit of Difficulty AD, opened in 1974 by Thierry Cardon and Alain Mesili West face an American route to the northern summit. Difficulty TD, opened in 1970 by Roman Laba and John Hudson West face, Direct Path to the Northern Peak. Difficulty TD, opened in 1978 by F. Faure and other Eastern Face, Triangulo route to the southern peak. The difficulty of THED, opened in 1983 by A. Mesili and others See also portal Milluni Peak Kunturiri Potosi Mountain Range External Links Wikivoyage has a guide to Huayna Potos. Huaina Potosi at SummitPost.org Huayna Potos. Peakware.com archive from the original dated March 4, 2016. Huayna Potosi Western face extracted from

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