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Rock Climbing in Chile
Conquer the smoky Andean summits and dramatic rock formations along the range
Top rock climbing trips | Chile:
What people are saying about these trips
Samuel Leupold
5.00
March, 2022
4-day Multi-pitch climbing in the Cochamó Valley, from Puerto Varas
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Susie Jones
5.00
December, 2021
3-day guided rock climbing in Torres del Paine
Carlos is a very accomplished rock climber, speaks great English, and is fun to be around. We felt very safe while climbing with him on the Sharks Fin, and learned a lot too.
Scott Horrocks
4.00
February, 2020
3-day guided rock climbing in Torres del Paine
Carlos is superbien guide! Thanks for a great trip!
Julie Molinaro
4.00
March, 2019
1-day Sport climbing and hot springs in Cajón del Maipo, near Santiago
My trip with Nicolas was perfect. He catered to my climbing preference and the hot springs at the end of day was exactly what we needed. I would definitely do it again! Thanks Nico for my first experience in climbing in Chile!
Charles Bellafiore
2.00
February, 2019
1-day trad climbing near Santiago de Chile
The guide did not know the route. We spent a lot of time trying to find the route. The climbing itself was good.
Eric
5.00
January, 2019
North Tower of Paine 3-day big wall climbing
We had a great trip with Cristobal Senoret in torres del paine! He was very knowledgeable and helpful. Beautiful backcountry.
There are many reasons for choosing Rock Climbing in Chile
The Andes mountain range runs down South America like a spine, while Chile homes a rich collection of the highest peaks on the range. Mountains such as the Ojos del Salado (6,893m), Parinacota (6,348m), Incahuasi (6,620m) and Llullaillaco (6,739m) are but a few of the colossal summits that can be climbed while offering fantastic natural views.
Good to know:
Country code
+56
Language
Spanish
Currency
Chilean peso
Best time to visit
Visit in the summer months between November and February for top climbing conditions
What's the weather like?
The mountainous sections of Chile receive temperatures that are much cooler than other regions of the country, as well as experiencing a windy and dry climate
More info about Rock Climbing in Chile:
The territory of Chile forms a long and narrow strip that is naturally squeezed between the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Andean mountains to the east. The country is 2,653 miles long, yet just 110 miles wide on average. To the north and northeast Chile borders Peru and Bolivia, while to the east it borders Argentina and shares much of the Andes, and the Drake Passage lies to the south. Its extreme length creates a deep diversity of climates and terrain, with the mountains playing a prominent role
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