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Climbing Domuyo Volcano: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

Climb the premier volcanic peak of iconic Patagonia

Reach peak Patagonian experience with a climb on the highest peak in the region. The Domuyo stratovolcano rises 4,702 meters and features exciting climbs to its summit. Its collection of hot springs and geysers make the volcano feel very much alive! Visit during the summer months between December and March for ideal mountain climbing conditions.

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4-day guided ascent on the Domuyo Volcano

4-day guided ascent on the Domuyo Volcano

Julian, an AAGM certified guide wants to guide you to the summit of the Domuyo Volcano. Join him on this traverse and discover one of the most beautiful peaks in the Patagonia, Argentina.
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Domuyo Volcano 7-day guided ascent

Domuyo Volcano 7-day guided ascent

An unforgettable challenge in one of the most vigorous mountains in Northern Patagonia. Reach the summit of the Domuyo Volcano in this 7-day expedition led by Juan Carlos, a local UIMLA mountain leader.

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Ascent to Domuyo Volcano, 4707m

Ascent to Domuyo Volcano, 4707m

Domuyo Volcano is an amazing mountain for challenges lovers. During this 6-day trek you may find surfaces with signs of volcanic activity...

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Ascent to Domuyo Volcano in 5 days

Ascent to Domuyo Volcano in 5 days

Ascent to the Domuyo Volcano, Neuquen. Join Benjamin, AAGM certified mountain guide, in this 5 day trip to highest point of Patagonia!
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Ascent to Domuyo Volcano, Patagonia

Ascent to Domuyo Volcano, Patagonia

Also known as The Patagonia Roof, the Domuyo Volcano is the highest peak of the region and its ascent have typical features of a mountain expedition because of its topography, climate, long days of carrying and camps in the altitud.

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Domuyo Volcano, 4-day Ascent in Neuquen (Patagonia)

Domuyo Volcano, 4-day Ascent in Neuquen (Patagonia)

Follow UIMLA-AAGM certified mountain guide Chicho on this 4-day adventure and reach the summit of the Domuyo Volcano in the Argentinean province of Neuquén, Patagonia.
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Domuyo Volcano 6-Day Guided Ascent

Domuyo Volcano 6-Day Guided Ascent

Tomas, a EPGAMT certified mountain guide and member of the AAGM, wants to take you on a 6-day expedition to the peak of the breathtaking Domuyo Volcano.

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FAQs: Mountain Climbing in Domuyo Volcano

What should I know about Mountain Climbing Domuyo Volcano?

Located in west-central Argentina in the province of Neuquen is the striking Domuyo stratovolcano. It rises to 4,702 meters (15,427ft) and is the highest peak in Patagonia. That’s why it is often nicknamed the Roof of Patagonia. The first recorded ascent of the volcano was all the way back in 1903 by Lino del Valle Carvajal. While its last erupted is still unknown.

Why should I choose Domuyo Volcano for my Mountain Climbing adventure?

Roof of Patagonia

Soaring 4,702 meters above sea level, the Domuyo volcano is actually the highest summit in the picturesque and remote region of Patagonia. Its rough and rugged character display its impressive and aggressive nature. The name Domuyo actually comes from the indigenous Mapuche, which roughly translates as “to tremble and grumble”, referring to its shaky history.
Intense mountain experience
Conquering the summit of Domuyo can’t be accomplished quickly. The varying routes that lead from its base to the top demands patience and endurance. There are mountain climbs that take 4 days, 5 days, 6 days and even 7 days , all of which offer a comprehensive climbing experience in the wild and rugged world of Patagonia.
Breathtaking natural beauty
Domuyo is bathed in stunning scenery that sweeps out in all directions. The volcano itself features a 15-kilometer (9-mile) caldera, as well as many lava domes. Descending its slopes, you can find a scattering of hot springs and geysers. These ancient scars now cover the land that reveal raw natural beauty, and show the strength of nature.

What can I expect from the weather during my Mountain Climbing trip in Domuyo Volcano?

The region receives a mostly continental climate with cool temperatures given its high altitude.

Which language is predominantly spoken in the Domuyo Volcano region?

Spanish.

What currency is accepted around Domuyo Volcano?

Argentinian peso.

What's the country code for the Domuyo Volcano region?

+54.

When is the best time to travel to Domuyo Volcano for Mountain Climbing?

Visit during the summer months between December and March for ideal mountain climbing conditions.

What people are saying about Mountain Climbing | Domuyo Volcano

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I climbed Domuyo with Benjamín few days ago, it was amazing! Benja, and his assistant Martín, were very clever and professional handling a group in which the members had different levels of experience and training. Besides, they know the area and the mountain very well, so we were able to make it to the summit! I definitely recommend Benja as a guide in Patagonia, he made us feel very safe at all moments, and helped us discover a fantastic place.

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