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Mountain Climbing in Tupungato

Conquer a volcanic giant of the Andes, scale the heights of America

Discover one of the most stunning spots for mountain climbing as you scale the volcanic summit of Tupungato. Its sheer size makes it one of the highest points in the Andes as well as the whole Americas. Surrounded by pristine beauty, home to wonderful wildlife, and part of a prime wine region, conquering the Tupungato presents sweet and unique rewards. Visit during the warmer months between December and February for quality mountain climbing conditions.
 
 
 
 
 

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There are many reasons for choosing Mountain Climbing in Tupungato

At 6,570 meters above sea level, the stratovolcano of Tupungato is one of the highest mountains in the whole of the Americas. As such it draws outdoor enthusiasts to its steep slopes and stunning Andean scenery. In order to conquer the summit, expeditions last at least 2 weeks, weaving your way through some of the most beautiful views of the whole Andean mountain range.

 

Good to know:

Country code

+54

Language

Spanish

Currency

Argentinian peso

What's the weather like?

The weather on Tupungato is very cold given its high altitude, with its slopes cloaked in snow

Best time to visit

Visit during the warmer months between December and February for quality mountain climbing conditions

More info about Mountain Climbing in Tupungato:

Tupungato is a large stratovolcano that straddles the South American border between Chile and Argentina. Standing at 6,570 meters above sea level, Tupungato is the twelfth-highest mountain in the whole Andes mountain range. It stands approximately 62 miles south of Aconcagua, which at 6,960 meters above sea level, is the highest peak in the Andes, and the highest in both the Southern and Western Hemispheres

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