Bolivia, a dream for mountain lovers

Located in the Andes Cordillera region, Bolivia counts with many mountains and summits. Simply evocating them, makes climbing freaks and breathtaking landscapes lovers dream. What if you made your dreams come true?

Many mountainous areas to explore

Mountains and Bolivia are inseparable. This country of South America has many mountainous landscapes, that can be resumed into two main ranges: the Oriental Cordillera (from North to South: the Apolobamba Cordillera, the Royal Cordillera and the Quimsa Cruz Cordillera) and the Occidental Cordillera and its volcanoes (Sajama National Park and Lipez volcanoes).
In the heart of the Royal Cordillera, you may be seduced by the ascent of Pequeño Alpamayo, one of the most popular summits of Bolivia. However its summit wall is technical and you’ll need some experience in glacial ascent and good cramponing technical method.
Meanwhile, experienced mountaineers will love the fearsome Sajama volcano and its 55º slopes.
If you prefer summits lower than 6000 m, the Quimsa Cruz range provides less famous glacial mountains. It’s better known for its rock climbing routes.

Ascents for all levels

Whether you are experimented or not in mountaineering, there will always be a mountain adapted to your level. Each option of ascent indicates the skills required for each mentioned summit.
For example, the ascent of Chearoco in the Royal Cordillera formed by vertical cliffs and dizzying ridges will make the delight of expert mountaineers. They will also love the mirador of Tunupa volcano. Don Luis, another mountain in Quimsa Cruz Cordillera is accessible to intermediate mountaineers.

In Bolivia, mountains are part of the daily life

Bolivia is the perfect mountain country. La Paz, its administrative capital, is located at 3600m above sea level, which makes it an ideal base camp to acclimatize to the Royal Cordillera. In the Bolivian Altiplano, mountains are everywhere. If you look up to the sky, you will see, more or less close, the rigds and andean peaks, covered with eternal snow. The altitude hiking and trekking are naturally part of the heart of the heritage of this country, that only aspires to share it with passionate mountaineers coming from all over the world.
Since millenniums, Bolivian have established a very particular relationship with mountains. Dealing with altitude and the cult of the summits have shaped their culture over the centuries. Incas, Quechuas or Aymaras, the Bolivian ancestors have always venerated the andean summits that surround them. Here, like nowhere else in the world, the ascents have a unique, authentic, almost sacred characteristic. All the locals you will meet during your stay will testify their love for the mountains, and will be honored to share their story with you. In Bolivia, mountains guide people and contribute to open the hearts.


All our ascents are done with the expertise of our bolivian high mountain guides, certified IFMGA

Illampu

Illampu

  • Altitude : 6.368 m
  • Difficulty : Expert
Ancohuma

Ancohuma

  • Altitude : 6.427 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Chachacomani

Chachacomani

  • Altitude : 6.074 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Chearoco

Chearoco

  • Altitude : 6.127 m
  • Difficulty : Expert
Condoriri

Condoriri

  • Altitude : 5.648 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Illimani

Illimani

  • Altitude : 6.439 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Huayna Potosi

Huayna Potosi

  • Altitude : 6.080 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Janq’u Uyu & Pach’a Pata

Janq’u Uyu & Pach’a Pata

  • Altitude : 5.650 m to 5.515 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Pequeño Alpamayo

Pequeño Alpamayo

  • Altitude : 5.370 m
  • Difficulty : Accessible
Pico Schulz

Pico Schulz

  • Altitude : 5.900 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Gorra de Hielo & North Peak of Illampu

Gorra de Hielo & North Peak of Illampu

  • Altitude : 5.740 m and 6.070 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Chaupi Orco

Chaupi Orco

  • Altitude : 6.044 m
  • Difficulty : Accessible
Cololo

Cololo

  • Altitude : 5.925 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Huanacuni

Huanacuni

  • Altitude : 5.795 m
  • Difficulty : Accessible
Ullakaya and Condorini

Ullakaya and Condorini

  • Altitude : 5.810m and 5.650m
  • Difficulty : Accessible
Akamani

Akamani

  • Altitude : 5.665 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Don Luis

Don Luis

  • Altitude : 5.790 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Jankho Loma

Jankho Loma

  • Altitude : 5.600 m
  • Difficulty : Accessible
San Enrique

San Enrique

  • Altitude : 5.675 m
  • Difficulty : Expert
Acotango

Acotango

  • Altitude : 6.032 m
  • Difficulty : Accessible
Parinacota

Parinacota

  • Altitude : 6.330 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Pomerape

Pomerape

  • Altitude : 6.222 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Sajama

Sajama

  • Altitude : 6.542 m
  • Difficulty : Expert
Alto Toroni Ascent

Alto Toroni Ascent

  • Altitude : 6.002 m
  • Difficulty : Accessible
Iruputuncu Ascent

Iruputuncu Ascent

  • Altitude : 5.163m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Licancabur Ascent

Licancabur Ascent

  • Altitude : 5.916 m
  • Difficulty : Expert
Uturuncu Ascent

Uturuncu Ascent

  • Altitude : 6.008 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Cordillera Real

Cordillera Real

  • Altitude : + 6.000m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Apolobamba

Apolobamba

  • Altitude : 5.700m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Quimsa Cruz

Quimsa Cruz

  • Altitude : 5,600 to 5.780 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Trek in Sajama Park

Trek in Sajama Park

  • Altitude : 6542m
  • Difficulty : Accessible
Lipez Volcanoes Ascent

Lipez Volcanoes Ascent

  • Altitude : 4.665 to 6.008 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate
Llullaillaco volcano: a magical ascent in the heart of history

Llullaillaco volcano: a magical ascent in the heart of history

  • Altitude : 6.739 m
  • Difficulty : Moderate