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Climbing Aconcagua 6962m

Aconcagua, “The Sentinel of Stone” is the highest peak outside of the Himalaya. Located in Western Argentina - the heart of the Central Andes, it is South America’s highest peak and one of the much sought after Seven Summits. While it is a very physical climb, it is one of the more achievable Seven Summits. An ascent of this eminent Andean Peak is a perfect choice for those wishing to experience high-altitude expedition mountaineering and is often undertaken as a preparation climb for the big mountains in the Himalaya. ABOUT THE ROUTE Stand on the highest spot of the Southern Hemisphere and observe the magnificence of The Andes The normal route is technically easy. The hard part is the altitude. The approach to Plaza de Mulas is a long distance of about 40 km. We are took an acclimatization trek to Plaza Francia, the Base Camp of the Southern Wall. It takes us three days to get to Plaza de Mulas. To reach a better acclimatization and to enjoy a unique view of the Aconcagua we will make a trekking to Mt Bonete (5000m) . After that, we start our ascent towards the summit. https://inkaexpediciones.com/aconcagu... Gear and equipment that I brought for the climb - 2 duffle bags 1 large 70L backpack 1 35L day pack trekking poles 2 down jackets 2 pair of gloves 1 pair of -20C mitts -20C down sleeping bag 1 x foam mattresses rated 3.4 1 x 4 season air mattress rated 4.9 Merino wool base layers Multiple dry wick trekking clothes, fleece sweaters, plenty of socks Climbing helmet Ice axe (not used) Crampons (not used) Double plastic Scarpa mountaineering boots rated for 6000m climbs Dining utensils A couple of buffs, sunscreen, hat, googles, sunglasses, beanies Gators Hard shell wind gore-tex jacket and pants Headlamps Hiking boots, sandals Hydration bladder and nalgene bottles Pee bottle Toiletries, snacks, hand and foot warmers, Medication, First Aid, Wipes Lots of Snacks, ear plugs, a book, Camera