Multi-pitch rock climbing in Bolivia, near Lake Titicaca

Situated on the northwestern shore of Lake Titicaca, sitting in the shadow of the Cordillera Real, there is no better place to head for multi-pitch rock climbing in Bolivia than Escoma!

From La Paz, we will make the three hour drive northwest to the small town, enjoying the stunning scenery of the altiplano en route.

Once we've arrived, we'll head out for some warm up ridge climbing at Puetro Chaguaya to get the rust off and enjoy a nice soak in the hot springs afterwards.

The following day is the real highlight of the trip as we make a 150-meter (500-foot) multi-pitch ascent up a nearby wall.

As we go to and from the top of the tower, we will enjoy some great views out over Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, was well as toward the imposing Cordillera Real.

In the afternoon, we will cap off the trip with a visit to the Carabuco colonial church, where we will lean a bit about the area's history and culture, before returning to La Paz and saying goodbye.

So what are you waiting for? Book now for this fun, scenic and exciting adventure of multi-pitch rock climbing in Bolivia!

If you like the look of this trip, but want to try something a little bit different, then I think you will enjoy my 7-day mountaineering trip to Chachacomani and Chearoko!