Rockclimbing
Description
Huaraz is situated between the mountain ranges Cordillera Blanca and Cordillera Negra in the north-west of Peru and has an altitude of 3052 meters. After the 1970 earthquake, the city was rebuilt in American style. The streets are wide with concrete block boxes. That might not sound very charming, but Huaraz is definitely worth it! The city is an important starting point for trekking and adventure tours in the region. The town is perfect for the climbers, there are many climbing shops and many fellow hikers. Also, Huaraz is very well known for the Huarascán mountain, which is the highest mountain in the tropics at an altitude of 6,768 meters.
Itinerary
Pick-up at around 9:00am from your hotel. Los Olivos is a place where you can exercise classic rock climbing. There are multiple routes with beautiful views of the city of Huaraz and the Cordillera Blanca mountain. Around 2:00pm we will return to the city of Huaraz.
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Practical Information
Transport: Tourist Bus
Duration: ca. 5h
Price: Contact us
Others: Please note that all itineraries are subject to change.
Bring With You
- Day Pack
- Comfortable clothes for climbing
- Rockclimbing shoes
- Rain Jacket or a Poncho
- Extra water and snacks
- Hat or Cap to protect you from the sun or the cold
- Sun Block
- Camera
Included
- Transfers from / to your hotel
- Climbing and safety equipment
- Climbing specialist guide
- Box lunch
- Entrance to all visited sites
- First aid kit
Not Included
- Climbing shoes (can be rented in Huaraz - contact us)
- Extra drinks or snacks
- Tips for your guide
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