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Mountain Climbing in Salta: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

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This province of northern Argentina offers about ten peaks over 6000 meters high

The most famous mountains in Salta are the Llullaillaco Volcano, Nevado de Cachi, Nevado de Chañi, Nevado de Castillo, Nevado de Acay, Cerro Chuscha and El Bayo. The average duration of a mountain climbing expedition depends on the summit and distances, but it can vary between two days and two weeks. Usually the starting and return point is the capital city. Check out our selection of guided mountain climbing trips in Salta and enjoy your next adventure in the Argentine high plateau.

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FAQs: Mountain Climbing in Argentina

Why should I choose Argentina for my Mountain Climbing adventure?

Indigenous roots

Ethnic and cultural wealth is guaranteed in Salta. The festivities and religious rites of northwestern Argentina will be a memorable treasure for the traveler.

Calchaquí Valleys

It is a route between Salta and Jujuy ideal if you want to visit the Cachi or Angastaco towns. Cafayate is the best destination to buy in markets and discover the talent of local art.

Mountain of seven colors

If you love mountains you have to go to the Seven Colors mountain, a spectacular geological formation of unusual colors and one of the most famous postcards of Argentina.

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

It is a continental, arid and high altitude climate with a wide thermal amplitude between day and night.

When is the best time to travel to Argentina for Mountain Climbing?

To venture into the high mountain area, the months between August and December are the best.

What people are saying about Mountain Climbing |

Anders

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I dont know where to start. But david do not speak english, as he said and lupe from explore and share said he did. But I was thinking okay ill get to practice My spanish. But we had some trouble in communication. And there was some bad communication between david and Explorer and share so i did not get the expedition i bought. I paid My self for 3 days at hostels and hotels althoug it was included also 100 dollars extra for base camp at llullaillaco. At grand tolar david left me at gave me a local guide lorenzo also only speaking spanish but really nice and peacefull and great Guy by the way. But david said he has problems so he had to go. When i got down from summit no david. So i write to him a litle angry where he was and where My stuff was and he was in a city 3 hours away. But he got me some transport to him and ill ended up paying for My hotel there to. Now to the good things. The expedition where beutyfull. And david know whats good for you i got good aklimatation and most places where absolutely stunning. Will i recomend david. Probely not. Unless you speak spanish and make sure everthing is sorte out and no misunderstandings.

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