Rock Climbing in the Santiago Metropolitan Region: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
Discover a wide diversity of climbing options very close to Chile’s capital city
The majestic and towering Andes provide the most spectacular backdrop for a rock climbing adventure in the Santiago Metropolitan region in Chile. Cajón del Maipo, a stunning gorge just 1-hour away from the capital city, offers great locations and rock climbing possibilities for everyone, from single-pitch routes to long multi-pitch climbing and bouldering. Take your pick from our selection of trips below and hire a certified-guide for a unique experience in Chile!
Top rock climbing trips | Santiago Metropolitan Region
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FAQs: Rock Climbing in Santiago Metropolitan Region
What should I know about Rock Climbing Santiago Metropolitan Region?
Chile occupies a long and narrow strip of land, between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes. It borders Argentina to the east, Peru to the north, Bolivia to the northeast and the Drake Passage in the south. Due to its length, the country boasts many diverse landscapes, climates and an amazing wildlife. The mountains in Chile offer a diverse array of activities such as ski touring, splitboarding and ice climbing in the winter to mountaineering, horse riding and rafting.
Why should I choose Santiago Metropolitan Region for my Rock Climbing adventure?
The scenery
What can I expect from the weather during my Rock Climbing trip in Santiago Metropolitan Region?
It is relatively temperate and pleasant all year round, although temperatures can get quite cold at night during winter, specially in the mountains.
Which language is predominantly spoken in the Santiago Metropolitan Region region?
Spanish
What currency is accepted around Santiago Metropolitan Region?
Chilean Peso (CLP)
How can I get to Santiago Metropolitan Region?
There are flights to Santiago from all major European and South American hubs.
What's the country code for the Santiago Metropolitan Region region?
+56
When is the best time to travel to Santiago Metropolitan Region for Rock Climbing?
You can climb all year long, although September to November (spring) offers the milder temperatures. Summer may be too hot, and winter quite cold.
What people are saying about Rock Climbing | Santiago Metropolitan Region
Julie
4.00
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
2.00
The guide did not know the route. We spent a lot of time trying to find the route. The climbing itself was good.
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