Climbing
Bolivia is a popular destination for climbers and offers a variety of climbs to suit every skill level and budget. With over 1000 summits above 5000 meters it is considered by many climbers to be one of the best mountain climbing destinations in the world. In addition to its other attractions and fascinating culture climbing in Bolivia is often considerably cheaper than other popular mountaineering destinations.
The most climbed mountain in Bolivia is the 6088 meter Huayna Potosi as it has an easy route that is suitable for beginners and requires no previous experience. It is a great chance for someone without experience to try mountain climbing and the best chance most people will get to get above 6000 meters!
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Huayna Potosi 3 Day Climb
Huayna Potosi is a beginner level mountain climb over a 3 day period including basic training, equipment and a rare chance to get over 6000 meters without being an experienced climber.Highly Recommended Learn More -
Cerro Mankilisani 1 Day Climb
Cerro Mankilisani, 5392m is a mountain close to La Paz that is suitable for inexperienced climbers and confident beginners. A great climb for those short on time or wanting to acclimatise prior to attempting to higher peaks. Learn More -
Illimani Climb 4 Days
Climbing Bolivia 4 Days - Illimani is the mountain that over looks La Paz and is considered the guardian mountain of the City. At 6439 meters this is a challenging mountain climb. Although not very technical some experience is required. Learn More -
Pequeño Alpamayo - Condoriri Massif - 3 Day Climb
Climbing Bolivia 3 Days - Pequeño Alpamayo is 5370 meter mountain that is part of the Condoriri Massif. Not very technical this is a good option to climb before attempting larger peaks. Learn More -
Sajama - 4 Day Climb
climbing bolivia - Sajama - 4 day mountain climb La Paz. This 4 day climb of Mount Sajama is a chance to climb the highest mountain in Bolivia at an altitude of 6549 meters. This is not a technical climb and can be attempted by well acclimatised beginners Learn More
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