Ancohuma

Ancohuma is the second highest mountain of Bolivia's Cordillera Real. Some measurements have placed it at 21,489 feet (6,550 meters), which surpasses the generally accepted highest mountain, Illimani (21,201 ft.). Ancohuma is located immediately northwest of the capital city of La Paz, in a complex cluster of high icy peaks, many of which exceed 6,000 meters.

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Cerro Mullu Apachita

The approach follows the obvious rock and scree ridge leading southwest from the "road" leading over a pass toward Mina Fabulosa. The climbing begins on the northeast side of a glacial lake. The route is fairly straight forward alternating between hard snow and rock until the summit ridge is attained.

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Condoriri

Condoriri is a beautiful and popular peak north of La Paz, Bolivia. It is a massif consisting of three peaks, suggestive of the head and two wings of a condor (hence the name). The main summit is on the "head" of the condor.

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Huayna Potosi

Huayna Potosi is the closest high mountain to La Paz, a city which is surrounded by high mountains, and itself is the highest capital city in the world. Huayna Potosi is roughly fifteen miles due north of the city, which makes this mountain the most popular climb in Bolivia. The normal ascent route is a fairly straightforward glacier climb, with some crevasses and a steep climb to the summit.

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Illampu

Illampu is the second highest peak of the Illampu mountain group. The complex isolated group rises to the northwest of the capital city of La Paz, and Ancohuma (20,957 ft.) is its highest peak.

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Illimani

Illimani is a high peak of the Bolivian Andes, towering on the southeastern skyline from La Paz, Bolivia's capital city. Its 150-foot summit crest sends glaciers sprawling down its flanks on all sides.

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Nevado Parinacota

Nevado Parinacota is a very beautiful mountain (a perfect symetrical volcanic cone) across the border of Chile and Bolivia. Together with its twin Nevado Pomerape they are also called Nevado de Payachatas. The summit is a direct ascent from Lago Chungara (Lauca National Parc, Chile) or the village Sajama (Bolivia) via the Payachatas saddle.

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Sajama

Sajama is the highest mountain in Bolivia. It is an isolated, symmetrical volcanic cone that rises near the border of Chile. It rises in a cluster of easily climbed volcanoes.

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Aconcagua

Aconcagua is the highest mountain in the Western hemisphere, located in western Argentina, near the Chile border. Aconcagua is a gigantic mass of rock, not picturesque in the traditional Alpine sense, but magnificent by its size alone. It dominates the sky west of Santiago, Chile's capital city, and is visible from the Pacific coast, 100 miles away.

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Aguja De La S

Aguja con numerosas vìas de ascensiûn. La vìa normal es de unos 400 metros y su dificultad en roca es de IV/V+ƒ. La aprûximacion es a travès del Glaciar Sucio.

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Aucanquilcha

Superbe montagne très facile d'accès. Une piste praticable en 4x4 monte depuis le village d'Amincha à une mine abandonnée à 5600m, et peut-être même plus haut. Nous avons tenté l'escalade en novembre 2002, de nuit, mais nous avons rebroussé chemin en raison du froid glacial (-20 degrés ?).

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Cerro Belgrano

From La Rioja, capital of Province la Rioja, very good road 100 km to Chilecito, altitude about 1200, little town of perhaps 20-30'000 persons. Right North follow the road towards Tinogasta. After 20 km at Guandacol take left and follow the paved road until the end of the village of Famatina (Bus), about 1500m.

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Cerro Bonete

Extinct volcano, second highest peak in Argentina, located close to Mount Pissis, at the northern terminus of the Sierra de la Punilla, where it meets the Andes, located close to the Chilean border (though not on it) and the border with the province of Catamarca. It has a caldera is about 6 km in diameter, eroded into small flat topped 'mesetas'. Very interesting is the 2 km long lake which is...

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Cerro Cuerno

Very nice summit you see right south from the base camp of Aconcagua, Plaza de Mulas. Nice snow / ice climbing, the steepest places are about 45 degrees. The only problem are the Penitents.

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Cerro Piramide

Access from Cajon del Yeso or Cajon del Museo. 5 o 6 days from Santiago. From the last camp, you can also climb Nevado de los Piuquenes and Trono.

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Cerro Poincenot

Aguja muy estètica cuya ruta normal consiste en unos 800 metros de escalada tècnica, 65ƒ de hielo, Vƒ de roca y algunos largos de mixto dificil. Su aproximaciûn es dificultosa y riesgosa. Uno de los principales problemas son los cambios climaticos bruscos e inesperados con tormentas muy violentas

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Cerro San Bernardo

Easy summit frequently climbed as preparation for Vallecitos and/or Plata. If heavy snow has fallen down the mountain in winter you may need an ice axe and crampons during the early season (not likely but possible). Beware of large acarreos when there is no or few snow.

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Cerro Sosneado

The highest and by far most impressive mountain on the eastern Andean skyline, maybe the southernmost 5000 m peak in the world! Its southeast face is nearly 2000 m high. The Climb is no easy walk up and demands scrambling. At least it is very strenuous due to nearly no paths and very steep and endless high loose rock faces.

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Cerro Stepanek

Easy summit to aclimatation for Rincon, El Plata or Vallecito. 1h from Campomente "Ganchon de Futbol" or 2hs from Campomente "Las Vegas" via the ridge.

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Cerro Toco

Easy walk up climb. Can be done in one day after moderate acclimatisation. Starting at 4700/4800 meters from base station.

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Cerro Tronador

Tronador is the most famous mountain in the "Lake District" in Argentina. A massive eroded volcano with some huge glaciers and ice falls. There are three peaks, Pico Internacional(3491m), Pico Argentino(3300m) and Pico Chileno(3320m).

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El Plomo

Reach this summit needs about four days round trip from Santiago (Chile). The last is a 4.100 mts and from here you can see easy the path.

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Lascar

This active strato volcano had its largest historical eruption in April 1994, producing plinian columns 22km high above the crater. The track south of Toconao village, heading to Laguna Lejia and Argentina, climbs up to 4500m and passes very close to Lascar's black west side. Several travel agencies in San Pedro de Atacama can organize the ascent.

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Llullaillaco

Llullaillaco is the sixth highest mountain in South America. It is the high peak in a large area of high volcanic land rising in the widest stretch of the Altacama desert. Its aridity and remoteness make it a difficult mountain to approach, but the ascent of its gently sloping cone is otherwise straightforward.

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Mercedario

Mercedario is the fourth highest mountain in South America, behind Aconcagua, Ojos del Salado, and Monte Pissis. Mercedario is a huge eroded volcano, located less than fifty miles north of Aconcagua. Each of the two peaks dominates the view from the other's slopes.

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Monte Pissis

Monte Pissis is the third highest mountain in South America, behind Aconcagua (22,841 ft.) and Ojos del Salada (22,572 ft.). Monte Pissis is an extremely remote mountain, rising east of the Argentina-Chile border, on the rim of the Altacama Desert.

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Nevado De Acay

This climb begins at approx. 4900m., where the car can not go any further (20 km of paved road from San Antonio de Los Cobres, then 40 min of tough trail only accessible with a 4wd car). Then a simple but tiring climbs begins on small to medium rocks on a relatively steep slope.

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Nevados De Famatina

From La Rioja, capital of Province la Rioja, very good road 100 km to Chilecito, altitude about 1200, little town of perhaps 20-30'000 persons. Right North follow the road towards Tinogasta. After 20 km at Guandacol take left and follow the paved road until the end of the village of Famatina (Bus), about 1500m.

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Ojos del Salado

Ojos del Salado is the highest mountain in Chile, and the second highest mountain in South America. It dominates a landscape of high volcanoes that tower to the east of the Altacama Desert. Monte Pissis (22,241 ft.

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Plata

Cordon del Plata is located 50 miles from Mendoza. Its location makes it a very popular climbing area (it is also a ski resort). Many climbers go there to acclimate before attempting Aconcagua.

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Sierra De Famatina

From La Rioja, the capital of Province La Rioja a very good road to Chilecito (altitude about 1200),20-30'000 people living there. Following North on a mostly paved road with car or Bus you can reach the end of the long village Famatina, 33 km, perhaps 1500m high. Then there is a good 4x4 unpaved road until Mina la Mejicana (Gold, perhaps you will need a permit, it's a private Mine until 5500m).

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Tolhuaca

A pesar de ser volcan este presenta una apariencia de montaña, cuidado con el viento en altura puede llegar a los 150 km/h por eso es importante llevar buen abrigo. El volcan Tolhuaca es vecino al volcan Lonquimay, es una zona muy hermosa e interesante de conocer.

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Tolosa

Es un cerro que tradicionalmente se escala por un glaciar colgante en su faz sur. El glaciar del Hombre Cojo cuelga unos 1000 metros por debajo de la cumbre oeste y posee un ri?on rocoso que lo divide en dos "patas" la larga y la corta. La dificultad de ambas es escalada tecnica en hielo y la exposicion a la altura.

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Tupungato

Tupungato is the highest mountain south of the Aconcagua River, and is considered the highest active volcano in the world, having erupted as recently as 1986. It is a huge isolated volcano, dominating the southern landscape as seen from Aconcagua (22,831 ft.), which rises just sixty miles north.

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Nevado de Huila

Nevado de Huila is the highest peak of Colombia's Central Cordillera. It is located at the cordillera's south end, in Southwestern Colombia. It is an ice-capped summit ridge, with several prominent peaks.

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Nevado del Ruiz

Nevado del Ruiz is an active volcano, located in a compact cluster of volcanic mountains near the center of Colombia. The area is included in Los Nevados National Park, and is easily accessible by road. It is probably the most popular climbing area in Colombia, as well as a popular ski spot in winter.

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Pico Cristobal Colon

Pico Cristóbal Colón is commonly accepted as the highest peak in Colombia, though it actually shares this distinction with its near neighbor, Pico Simon Bolivar. The two high peaks stand side by side in a wild and remote area of extreme northern Colombia. Given their proximity to the northern coast, the humidity is high and precipitation is extremely heavy.

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Ritak' Uwa Blanco (Ritacuba Blanco)

Ritak'Uwa Blanco (White Ritak'Uwa) is the highest mountain massif in the Sierra Nevada del Cocuy, a high central region within Colombia's Eastern Cordillera. Ritak'Uwa is composed of metamorphic rock and granite, which distinguishes it from many of the other high peaks of Colombia, which are typically volcanic. It is a snow-capped mountain with one main peak.

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Bonpland

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El Toro

El Toro (The Bull) is the sixth highest mountain in Venezuela. It is located south east of Mérida. This peack doesn't keep a glacier, but could be snowed during the raining season (july through september).

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Humboldt

Snow capped Humboldt is the second highest peak in the venezuelan Andes, but is the first peak in mountain beauty.Two ascent routes are practicable:1)From Pico Bolöar following the descent route to La Verde lagoon. 2)Up the scenic park trail from Coromoto lagoon to La Verde lagoon.

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Mucunuque

Mucuñuque is placed in the Venezualan Andes in the Sierra of Santo Domingo. The neatrest city is Mérida, at 60 Km south-west. To go the Mucuñuque, you fisrt have to go to Mucubají Lagoon, by the road Mérida - Barinas.

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Pico Bolivar

Pico Bolivar is the highest mountain in Venezuela, and the only summit in Venezuela higher than 5,000 meters. It is located alongside many of Venezuela's other high peaks, within the boundaries of Parque Nacional Sierra Nevada. It is immediately southeast of the city of Merida, from which one has the option of taking a lift up to 15,630 feet.

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Cayambe

Cayambe is the third highest mountain in Ecuador. It is a huge extinct volcano, its snowy flat-top summit rising above the capital city of Quito, which is forty miles southwest of the mountain. The mountain is the highest point on earth through which the equator passes.

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Chimborazo

Chimborazo, an extinct volcano, is the highest peak in Ecuador. Its towering ice-capped peak is awesome when seen from the Pacific, and in 1745, it was believed to be the highest mountain in the world, a belief which was sustained until the discovery of Dhaulagiri (8167m/26,794 ft.) in 1808.

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Cotopaxi

Cotopaxi is the second highest mountain in Ecuador. For years Cotopaxi was the world's highest active volcano, however Chile's Tupungato (21,489 ft.) is a higher mountain, and awakened from its dormancy with an eruption in 1986.

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Guagua Pichincha

Guagua Pichincha is an active volcano just outside of Quito, Ecuador. Its history includes centuries of explosive eruptions, though it entered dormancy in the late 19th century. In the late 20th century, it reawakened with eruptions in 1981, 1985, 1990 and 1993, and continues to show signs of activity today.

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Sangay

Sangay is a continius activity volcan. Regular explosions, strombolian type. The aproximation to the base camp take three days.

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Sucre

Sucre is a double peak covered in alpine tussok plants. it has a small lake below it and can be climbed through moggely expedition company's papallacta trek.

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Tungurahua

The Tungurahua volcano is one of the most active volcanoes in Ecuador, with frequent, medium intensity activity, occasionally resulting in the formation of lava wells. Over 14,000 families are vulnerable to these hazards.

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Aguja Saint Exupery

Es un cerro de baja altura y de alta dificultad tècnica. No posee rutas accesibles. El espolûn este, utilizado por los pirmeros ascensionistas es la mas facil de todas sus rutas.

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Cerro Fitzroy

Fitzroy is the high peak in a cluster of vertical rock spires that rise on the eastern edge of one of the great Patagonian ice caps. Several compact mountain groups rise alongside the ice caps, but the Fitzroy group is easily the most spectacular. Its rocky pinnacles tower with incredible steepness, providing fine rock wall climbs.

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Cerro Mocho

Cerro pequeòo por su altura y al estar opacado por encontrarse contiguo al Cerro Torre, peor no carente de dificultad tècnica. Su ruta mas facil es la realizada por los primeros ascensionistas sobre la pared Este: Ruta Bridwell(500mts/6a) Posee ademas unas 15 vìas mas de mayor dificultad.

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Cerro San Valentin

Cerro San Valentín is the highest summit of Patagonia. It is the central peak of the Hielo del Norte, a region of high peaks that rises on a narrow strip of land between Lake Buenos Aires and the west coast of Chile. The region is very remote, and the approach is long and difficult, with weather posing frequent threats.

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Monte Darwin

Monte Darwin is the highest peak of Tierra del Fuego. It rises on the Cordillera Darwin, a heavily glaciated range on the extreme southern shore of South America. Most of the high mountains of the cordillera rise within Chile, although the range stretches into Argentina, where, just across the border, Ushuaia is the world's most southerly city.

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Monte Sarmiento

Monte Sarmiento is an awesome icy spire, rising on the northern coast of Tierra del Fuego in the Parque Nacional Alberto de Agostini. The peak looks out across the Cockburn Canal to the countless rugged islands of the southwestern Patagonia coast. Though the major center for much of Tierra del Fuego is the tourist town of Ushuaia, Sarmiento's northern location on the island makes it more easily...

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Paine Grande

Paine Grande is the highest peak of the Torres del Paine, a spectacular Patagonian massif in which sheer rock pinnacles rise from surrounding snow and ice. Paine Grande rises at the west end of the massif, and is covered in snow and ice. Though Pai