Flexible Rock Climbing Days around La Paz, Bolivia

Join IFMGA-certified guide José for this rock climbing trip around La Paz. Enjoy some of the most stunning bolted routes in Bolivia for one or several days!

TRIP TYPE

Private

MOUNTAIN RANGES

Andes

DURATION

+1 Day

OFFER PERIOD

Apr - Nov

FITNESS LEVEL

Fit

SKILL LEVEL

All Levels

PAYMENT METHODS

Credit Card, Wire Transfer and more!

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

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Climb on amazing rocks with a local guide.
Improve your rock climbing skills.
Enjoy fabulous views of La Paz.

Description

La Paz City is the best place in Bolivia for rock climbing. In the city, which is just fifteen minutes away from downtown, there are some rocks where you can find over 150 routes from 5a to 8a. The rock is a mixture of conglomerates and sandstone.

Just one hour south of the city lies a huge 200-meter-high boulder with close to 100 multi-pitch routes on Andesite, a soft local granite version. If you drive for another hour, close to Titicaca Lake, you will find Peñas, a sandstone paradise with hundreds of single and multi-pitches from 4 to 8a.

On the Itinerary section you will find a proposed itinerary for a 3-day trip. But if you want to go climbing for just 1 day, one can choose among the many options around La Paz.

From the routes, the views of the glaciated mountains of the Andes are truly splendid. Each place needs at least one day's visit. You can decide how many days and which places to visit. There are routes for all levels. If you are not a climber but want to learn, we can teach or make you practice and improve your climbing skills.

So, if you are up for this rock climbing trip near La Paz, please get in touch with me.

Price includes

- Guiding fee

Price details

Common equipment included: ropes, carabiners, quickdraw, slings / Not included: Airport Transfers, Flight tickets, Snacks & lunch, Transportation to/from rick climbing area, Meals & accommodation in La Paz, Personal climbing equipment (climbing shoes, harnesses, chalk bag), Insurance of any kind, Any expense due to a rescue operation

Secure your spot with just 25% payment

48-hour free cancellation with 30-day advance booking

Itinerary

Day 1: Bartolina Sisa Park in La Paz

We will meet at the Bartolina Sisa Park in Zona Sur in La Paz. After a five-minute walk, we will be at the base of the climbing routes. There are several outcrops and sectors, and we will choose the routes according to your skills.

Day 2: Pomani

Day 2. Early one-hour drive south to Pomani, a small Aymara village in the middle of the Altiplano, in front of a huge rocky outcrop. We will follow a ten-minute walk from the parking to start climbing. By mid-afternoon, we will head back to the city.

Day 3: Peñas Climb

Another early departure to get to Peñas. It is an eight-kilometer-long sandstone range in front of the Cordillera Real, the Royal Mountain Range of the Andes. We plan to climb a multi-pitch in the morning and a few single pitches in the afternoon, but we can adjust it to your interests.

Details

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On the Itinerary section you will find a proposed itinerary for a 3-day trip. But if you want to go climbing for just 1 day, one can choose among the many options around La Paz.

Meeting point

“Amor de Dios” neighborhood (southern La Paz)

FAQs

What are some recommended accommodations near our adventure location?

We understand that finding the perfect place to stay is an essential part of your adventure experience. To help you with this, we’ve curated a list of three highly recommended hotels that offer comfort, convenience, and a touch of local charm. These accommodations are well-suited for adventurers looking to relax and rejuvenate after an exciting day of exploration

Hostal Sucre Sucre Bolivia

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Hostal de Su Merced Sucre Bolivia

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Parador Santa Maria La Real Sucre Bolivia

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About the guide: José

José

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Mountain Guide

IFMGA/UIAGM Mountain Guide from Bolivia

I first visited the Andes when I was 14 years old, and that's when the love of nature and Mountains started. Since then the "Call of the Hills" has not diluted and I dedicated my life to work as a mountain guide.

Proper training started in 1984 with the aid of the German government and the German Alpine Club (DAV). Then a group of Bolivians were certified as a mountain guide’s instructors. After many years of negotiation, Bolivia succeeded in becoming a member of the International Mountain Guides Association (IMGA, UIAGM, IVBV) in 2005. That's when I achieved the international Certification.

I also studied Film Making and hold a Masters degree on Script Writing and worked on some documentary projects with the BBC.

I lead trekking and climbing groups in Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru, Argentina and Chile and speak Spanish, English and French.

Languages

French | English

Certificates

AGMTB

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