A great climb expedition in a beautiful place in the Patagonia: the Central Tower of Paine. Discover this beauty with Rodrigo, a certified mountain guide.
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Andes
18 Days
Jan, Feb, Oct, Nov, Dec
Located in the Torres del Paine National Park, the Central Tower of Paine offer one of the best climbing spots of all Patagonia. It has 2800 meters of altitude and once on the top it offers incredible views of other peaks.
I propose a 18-day program in which we’ll live an exciting and challenging climb in a beautiful but hard technical route.
– DAY 1: Meeting in Punta Arenas airport. We spend the night in a hotel.
– DAY 2: This day, we drive to Torres del Paine National Park. Then, we set up the camp near Laguna Amarga.
– DAY 3 – 8: Firstly we hike to Camp 1. Horses will carry our gear. Afterwards, we move to Camp 2 while we’ll appreciate incredible landscapes. Lastly, we set up the camp in Camp 3.
– DAY 9 – 13: These days are dedicated for our summit attempts. We’ll ascend it and rappelling down to Camp 3 where lastly, we’ll rest at the end of each day.
– DAY 14 – 16: We descend from Camp 3 to Laguna Amarga.
– DAY 17: Drive back to Punta Arenas where we’ll celebrate and spend the night.
– DAY 18: Finally we take our flights back to home.
As a final point, climber must have prior rock climbing experience and an excellent physical condition because of its technical difficulty. I offer all my mountain knowledge and experience to make you live a great adventure.
- Guiding fee
- Accommodation included
- Transportation start and back
- Transport during the trip
- Luggage transfer
- Permit and entrance fees
- Group porters
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Meeting point Punta Arena airport |
An Internationally Certified UIAGM / IFMGA Mountain Guide, Rodrigo has been a guide for 30 years. He has led 24 expeditions to Denali and 28 expeditions to Aconcagua — the highest peaks in North and South America, respectively. He has been a member of expeditions to Shisha Pangma and Cho Oyu in the Himalaya, and his climbs in Patagonia include the North and Central Towers of Paine, Agujas Guillaumet and Poincenot, as well as Cerro Torre attempts. He’s made Patagonian Ice Cap explorations including the first east-west traverse of the northern Ice Cap. He holds first ascents in Antarctica, the Andes and Alaska; speed ascents of Denali, Aconcagua, and Juncal. He’s guided the Ellsworth Mountains and Mt. Vinson in Antarctica and has extensive climbing and guiding experience in Yosemite and the Alps, including Frendo Spur and the Grand Jorasses. He’s a former Technical Committee member for the American Mountain Guides Association and a Senior Guide at Exum Mountain Guides in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Rodrigo speaks fluent English, French and Spanish.
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