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Pequeño Alpamayo

Height: 5,370 m

Country:

Bolivia

Pequeño Alpamayo, standing at 5,370 meters, is a rewarding climb in Bolivia’s Cordillera Real. It's known for its striking pyramid shape and involves a fun, mixed climb with sections of rock and snow. The approach takes you over the Tarija Peak, offering a great warm-up before the final summit push. While the climb isn’t overly technical, it requires some rock scrambling and a final steep snow ridge, making it a great objective for those looking to improve their alpine skills.

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Climbing Pequeño Alpamayo

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Difficulty

AD: Fairly hard (alpine grade 3)

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Pequeño Alpamayo mountain guides

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