Name: Ascent Nevado Pisco
Brand: PERU
SKU: PISCO01
Price: 400.0 USD
Availability: InStock
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Overview

Tour Code: PISCO01

Duration: 3 Days / 2 Nigths

Difficulty: Moderate

Recommended: April - Setember

Book: 4 days before the trek

Operated In: Español/English

Minimum: 2 passengers

Experience: Mountaineering

Description

This stunning mountain, often called the “Balcony of the Cordillera Blanca,” is an excellent choice for climbers after proper acclimatization. No prior mountaineering experience is required, though good physical fitness is essential. Reaching the summit at 5,752 meters rewards you with breathtaking panoramas of the Cordillera Blanca, including Huascarán—the highest peak in Peru—as well as other majestic mountains such as the Huandoys, Chacraraju, Pirámide Garcilaso, Caraz, Alpamayo, Artesonraju, Yanapaccha, and Chopicalqui.

IMPORTANT:

We recommend minimum of 3 or 4 days of acclimatization before the ascent
Group tour with 6 to 9 participans.
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Day 01: Transport from Huaraz to Cebollapampa - hike to base camp of Piesco (sleep at the refuge Perú)

Day 2: Summit day to Pisco. Return to the Refugio. Afternoon rest for relax, dinner and sleep.

Day 3: Hike down to the Llanganuco valley (Cebollapampa). Our transport is wating for return to Huaraz.

Included

Transport: From your hotel in Huaraz to the starting point of the trek, and from the end of the trek to your hotel in Huaraz.
2 nights in Refuge Perú: Including dinner a breakfast.
Technical mountainnering equipments (ice axes, rope, helmet, crampons, harnes)
Meals: Breakfast, box lunch and dinner (option for vegetarians).
Guide: Certified mountain guide (English or Spanish) for another language by request.
Donkeys and muleteers: (To carru all the stuf to the base camp.
First aid kit.

Not included

Entrance fee to Huascaran National Park
Personal mountaineering equipment: Sleeping bag, clothes for cold (it is possible to rent in Huaraz), mountaineering boots, jacket and/or waterproof pants, gloves, backpack, flashlight, sunglasse, buff, etc.
Additional costs: as a result of leaving the trek early, emergency rescue and/or evacuation, extra food or drinks in towns, medical treatment.
Breakfast the first day and dinner the last day.
Tips and extras.