TRIP LENGTH: 4 Days
DIFFICULTY: Technical
FROM: $ 899 USD
Expedition | Cordillera Blanca
Climbing Tocllaraju Mountain
The Tocllaraju mountain is located in the Ishinca gorge; its incomparable beauty falls in love with the naked eye, since it is a pyramid covered by ice and snow. Likewise, it is easy at first sight, but it becomes difficult because it has an exposed edge to the summit.
EXPEDITION
- Max Altitude: 6,032 m / 19,790 ft
- Route: Climbing Tocllaraju Mountain
- Availability: May – October
- Difficulty: Technical
TRAVEL PROGRAM
Day 1: Transfer from Huaraz (3100 m) to Cochapampa – Ishinca Base Camp (4350 m)
- The transfer is by car from Huaraz at approximately 8:00 a.m. to Cochapampa at approximately 1:30 hours. From there the trek begins between 4-5 hours towards the base camp, passing through a beautiful ravine.
- In the later afternoon, we will enjoy a hot coffee or coca tea while observing the landscapes.
- Overnight at the campsite
- Meals: L, D
Day 2: Trek from Ishinca Base Camp (4350 m) to Moraine Camp (4800 m)
- The walk begins at approximately 10:00 a.m. since you have to walk for approximately 3 hours to Moraine Field through a steep route with parts of loose rock.
- In the later afternoon, we will enjoy a hot coffee or coca tea while observing the landscapes.
- Overnight at the campsite
- Meals: B, L, D
Day 3: Climbing from Moraine Camp (4800 m) to Tocllaraju Summit (6032 m) , Ishinca Base Camp (4350 m)
- The ascent begins at approximately 2:00 a.m., crossing a glacier that has many cracks, some of them visible and others not; you also have to cross some ice bridges; to reach the southeast ridge; from where the climb becomes technically exposed. Before reaching the summit there is a wall of 70 to 80 meters.
- From the summit, rappel down until you leave the ridge, to continue towards the moraine, where you take a break to rest and eat a box lunch. Subsequently, the descent to the base camp is made.
- In the later afternoon, we will enjoy a hot coffee or coca tea while observing the landscapes.
- Overnight at the campsite
- Meals: B, L, D
Day 4: From Ishinca Base Camp (4350 m) to Cochapampa, Huaraz (3100 m)
- Departure at approximately 8:00 am, we descend towards the town of Cochapampa for approximately 4 hours. From there the car will wait for us to transfer us to Huaraz city.
- Meals: B, L
What is included?
- Transfer from Huaraz to Ishinca Base Camp – Huaraz in private transport
- Mountain Guide certified by the AGMP- UIAGM
- Mountain technical equipment (Helmet, harness, ice ax, crampons, gloves)
- Group equipment
- Overnight in camp 3 nights
- 3 Breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 3 dinners
- Mountain chef
- Picnic table and chairs
- Kitchen tent.
- Dining tent
- Warehouse tent
- Kitchenware and kitchen equipment
- Double occupancy tents
- The use of an equipment pack that includes a down sleeping bag, sleeping bag liner, thermal insulation and air mattress
- Group medical kit
- Pack animals or porters on trek to carry personal gear
What is not included?
- International and national flights
- Airport taxes
- Cost of laundry and alcoholic beverages
- Ticket entrance to Huascaran National Park
- Travel Insurance
- Guide & transport for acclimatization hikes
- Personal Equipment such as boots, pants, sweaters, jackets, socks, etc.
- Medical treatment
- Meals and drinks both in Lima and Huaraz
- Hotels in Lima & Huaraz
- Tips and other types of personal expenses
- Personal supply of alcoholic beverages (we can help you purchase at beginning of the trip)
- Personal medications
- We recommend you to do at least a 1-Day hike in altitude to be acclimatized before doing this tour.
What to take?
- Small backpack
- Long-sleeved shirts
- Cotton short-sleeved shirts or t-shirts
- Fleece or Wool sweater and/or trousers
- Lightweight pants
- Regular and long underwear around 4,000 m
- Medium weight parka with fibber fill or down
- Light cap and wool hat
- Rain poncho (or rain gear)
- Water bottle
- Light gloves
- Medium weight socks
- Hiking boots
- Strong waterproof duffel bag
- Sunglasses, Sun block, lip balm
- Flashlight with spare batteries and bulb
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