Rock Climbing in the Santiago Metropolitan Region
Discover a wide diversity of climbing options very close to Chile’s capital city
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There are many reasons for choosing Rock Climbing in Chile
Wide open and rugge landscapes, together with the impressive and majestic Andes Mountains, make for a truly unique and wild scenery, just an hour away from the city. The wild valley of Cajon del Maipo is surrounded by majestic peaks, located in Chile’s Central Andes.
Good to know:
Country Code
+56
Language
Spanish
Currency
Chilean Peso (CLP)
Getting there
There are flights to Santiago from all major European and South American hubs
Best time to visit
You can climb all year long, although September to November (spring) offers the milder temperatures. Summer may be too hot, and winter quite cold
Weather
It is relatively temperate and pleasant all year round, although temperatures can get quite cold at night during winter, specially in the mountains
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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. Santiago, the capital, is a cosmopolitan and vibrant city, while much of the territory in the rest of the country is sparsely populated. The Atacama, the world’s driest desert, is located in the north of the country. Chile is also renowned for its exceptional wines
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