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Embark on an unforgettable adventure with certified expert guide Jeremías to the Argentinian Peak of Cerro Tronador! Explore from Pampa Linda’s forests to the glacier heights, with a stop at the Otto Meiling Refuge. Travel cross glaciers to the summit, and bask in the incredibleAndean views.
Private
Andes
3 Days
Sep - Dec
High
Advanced
Embark on the adventure of a lifetime with the ascent to the Argentinian Peak of the majestic Cerro Tronador!
This guided expedition will take you from the lush forests of Pampa Linda to the glacier heights, with a stop at the cozy Otto Meiling Refuge. Cross sparkling glaciers under the supervision of expert guides as you approach the summit to enjoy unparalleled views of the Andean mountain range.
Climbing the Argentinian Peak is not just a physical challenge, but an empowering experience. Each step toward the summit is a chance to feel stronger and more in tune with yourself.
Leave behind the stress of everyday life and immerse yourself in the serenity of the mountain. It’s a way to take care of yourself, find inspiration, and return renewed, with fresh, vibrant energy.
This journey is perfect for experienced mountaineers seeking a unique challenge.
Book your spot today and let's conquer the Tronador together!
Meeting point
Depart before dawn to begin the technical ascent to the Argentinian Peak, using crampons and ropes to navigate the glaciers. The hike from the refuge to the summit takes about four to five hours, depending on the group’s conditions.
• Arrive at the summit of Argentinian Peak (three thousand five hundred fifty-four meters) to enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the glaciers and surrounding peaks. • Descend back to the Otto Meiling Refuge for a short rest, and then continue the descent to Pampa Linda. • Arrive at Pampa Linda in the afternoon and return to Bariloche by transport.
This two-day itinerary requires good physical condition, as the days are intense, combining trekking and ice climbing. It’s perfect for mountaineers looking to maximize their experience in a short time!
Accommodation
We'll stay in Refugio Otto Meiling
More info
To climb the Argentinian Peak, an intermediate to advanced physical fitness level is required. Here’s a bit more detail:
1. Cardiovascular endurance: Hikers must be able to walk long distances on mountainous terrain and at high altitudes. This means having good stamina to endure several hours of trekking. 2. Muscle strength: Leg strength is needed for the ascent, as well as upper body strength to handle climbing equipment, especially when crossing glaciers. 3. Mountaineering experience: While not mandatory, having prior experience in climbing or ice trekking is highly recommended. This includes using crampons and ice axes. 4. Altitude adaptation: The height of Argentinian Peak can cause altitude sickness. It’s important for hikers to be acclimatized and able to recognize and manage symptoms.
Therefore, those wishing to participate in this adventure should be well-trained and prepared for the physical challenge of the ascent.
Water bottle
Backpack
Sunglasses
Goggles
Equipment rent on site
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Mountain Guide
I started climbing at the age of 12 with the Club Andino in Argentina. From these first weekends in the mountains I felt the passion growing in me, and knew from this start what I would do later on. The dream came true, I became a Montain Guide. Ever since I have been traveling around the world, always searching for mountains to climb; continuously surprised by sunsets and unique sunrises… For many years I guided arrownd Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre range, south of my beloved Patagonia. Now a days my playgrownd is moslty in the heart of the Alps and Patagonia. I try to make each experience special for my clients, adapting to your level and sharing this unique feeling. Come, live big!
Languages
English | Spanish | French | German
Certificates
IFMGA
Scott
Where do I begin? I had inquired with a recommended guide (from a family friend) who referred me to his colleagues for a trip up Cerro Tronador. Jeremias personally reached out and offered his services, and with multiple issues (gear, arrival times, refugio feasibility, weather) we finalized a plan for the Tronador massif. He personally met with me the morning prior to our climb and arranged for all needed gear (in addition to that which was brought) to include a set of mountain boots which he personally rented for me. He even picked me up from my hotel and drove the 2 hours to Pampa Linda! Our climb was nothing short of spectacular. He balanced challenging me with giving me adequate acclimation during the climb. I always felt well attended on the expedition. He even offered to move quicker on the descent to give me some time alone in my thoughts as we descended. Perhaps best of all, Jeremias allowed great flexibility with payment as I was working through some electronic options - on a weekend - to get him the money for the climb and was very patient with me for this. Absolutely 100% would recommend him as a guide for anyone who wants to trek/climb in Bariloche region and will plan on requesting his services whenever I return for further expeditions. Thank you, Jeremias!!!
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