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The Bolivian 6000m peak Trilogy is unique to Adventure Peaks and provides an excellent opportunity to climb Bolivia's 3 highest peaks and probably provides some of the most stunning and best climbing in the world.
The Bolivian 6000m Trilogy Expedition combines the ascent of Bolivia’s three highest peaks, with a journey to the most remote and beautiful areas of the Cordillera Real. This Bolivian expedition includes firstly the third highest, Ancohuma 6427m, a magnificent isolated mountain that is seldom climbed but has the most wonderful glacial approach and pyramidal summit. Secondly, Illimani 6438m, dominates the city of La Paz and can be seen from all corners of the city. Unlike Ancohuma, Illimani gets many ascents and it is the highest peak of the Cordillera Real. Thirdly, we climb Sajama 6542m, an extinct stratovolcano which oozes solitude as it rises above the immense openness of the Cordillera Occidental to form the highest mountain in Bolivia.
Bolivia is renowned for having the most stable and reliable mountain weather. It has certainly lived up to its reputation as we have always experienced the most wonderful weather over the last decade, allowing us to complete our full programme of peaks on every expedition.
This Bolivian expedition is ideal for those who have climbed Alpine routes of AD or Scottish Winter Climbs of grade II and III.
If you would like to discuss options based on your experience please contact us. A less technical alternative expedition is the Bolivian Peaks Expedition.
Extensions are available for this expedition: Uyuni Salt Lakes - Uyuni is the biggest Salt Lake in the world with its many interesting sites including the Red and Green Lagoons. Amazon Basin - A 4-day extension to Rurrenabaque with walks and boat rides. Please see the Trip Dossier download tab for further details.
* A deposit of £400 will be required at checkout.
Extras can be added per-person when you book onto a date
Item | Price | Days | |
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Uyuni Salt Lakes | £550 | +3 days | |
Amazon Basin | £890 | +5 days | |
Machu Picchu | £680 | +5 days |
* A deposit of £200 (or the full extra price, whichever is lower) will be required at checkout for each extra added per-person on this trip
Days 1 - 2 | International flight arrive La Paz. 3700m. Hotel. |
Day 3 | Acclimatisation and final preparations in La Paz. Drive to Copacabana on the shores of Lake Titicaca. 3820m. Hostel. |
Day 4 | Early start to visit Isla de Sol (The Island of the Sun). Hostel. |
Day 5 | Early departure, drive to the Rinconada Ranch, organise mules. Trek (2 hrs) into Condoriri BC, the home of thirteen beautiful peaks over 5,000m, each accessible within one days journey from base camp (4600m). Base camp is idyllically situated on the shores of Laguna Chiar Khota (Black Lake) with striking views of the Condoriri’s great peaks. The approach to the base camps will be made on foot with the assistance of mules. We aim to climb the following peaks: |
Day 6 | Point Austria 5000m |
Day 7 | Pequeno Alpamayo Grade AD 5337m |
Day 8 | Descend Return to La Paz. Hotel. |
Day 9 | Drive to Sorata |
Day 10 | Trek into Laguna Chijillata 4800m with the assistance of porters and pack animals (5-6hrs). |
Day 11 | Arrive Ancohuma BC at Laguna Glacier 4877m The BC is centred on three converging glaciers from the 6000m peaks surrounding this idyllic lakeside camp. |
Day 12 | Move to high Camp Ancohuma 5600m |
Day 13 | Summit Ancohuma 6430m |
Day 14 | Reserve Day |
Day 15 | Return BC and then La Paz |
Day 16 | Drive Pinaya, Trek to BC 4400m at Puente Roto. |
Day 17 | Move to ABC at Nido de Condores (5400m) |
Day 18 | Ascent of Illimani 6438m. Return to BC |
Day 19 | Reserve summit day |
Day 20 | Return to Pinaya and onto La Paz. Hotel. |
Day 21 | La Paz to village of Sajama (5hrs) |
Day 22 | Trek into BC 4602m |
Day 23 | Climb to high camp 5456m |
Day 24 | Summit Sajama 6542m (7-8hrs) |
Day 25 | Return to La Paz |
Day 26 | Reserve Day |
Days 27 - 28 | Return international flights. |
It is essential for a trip of this type that you are adequately insured. When researching insurance options, please ensure the policy covers you for the following:
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We are aware the following provide insurance:
Expeditions and Treks under 7000m - Campbell Irvine Direct : http://www.campbellirvine.com/AdventurePeaks
HCC Medical Insurance Services: LLC sales@hccmis.com Tel: 1-800-605-2282
Travelex Ins. Services: www.travelexinsurance.com Tel: 1-800 228 9792
True Traveller Ins: www.truetraveller.com Tel: 0333 999 3140 for treks including over 4500m
Austrian Alpine Club (UK) www.aacuk.org.uk Tel: +44 (0)1929 556870
Rothwell & Towler: www.world-first.co.uk Tel: 0345 908 0161 (under 6400m)
J S Insurance: www.jsinsurance.co.uk Tel: 0844 848 1500
Snowcard: www.snowcard.co.uk Tel: 01295 660836
The B.M.C.: www.thebmc.co.uk Tel: 0161 445 6111 (call and speak to Jim. Please note the BMC cannot cover Mt Damavand)
Dogtag: www.dogtag.co.uk Tel: 0800 036 4824 (Check excess etc)
HCC Medical Insurance Services: LLC sales@hccmis.com Tel: 1-800-605-2282
Travelex Ins. Services: www.travelexinsurance.com Tel: 1-800 228 9792
True Traveller Ins: www.truetraveller.com Tel: 0333 999 3140 for treks including over 4500m
Austrian Alpine Club (UK): www.aacuk.org.uk Tel: +44 (0)1929 556870
AXA Worldwide Travel Ins: www.axainsurance.com Tel: +44 (0)844 874 0360
Ingle International: www.ingleinternational.com Tel: (USA) 1.800.360.3234
Insure for Less: www.insure4less.com.au (Australian clients)
You do not have to use any of the above, but if you make your own insurance arrangements documentary evidence of your own policy is required.
Please forward the details of your Insurance as soon as you have it: we need the insurance company’s name, their 24 hour emergency telephone number and your insurance policy number – admin@adventurepeaks.com