Alpine Climb Mt. Chimborazo
Top three reasons to alpine climb Chimborazo
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Incredible views over Cotopaxi, El Altar, and Sangay
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At 20,565 ft, Mount Chimborazo is the closest point to the Sun on Earth
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Reach a very high altitude without technical skills like ice climbing
Nestled in the heart of the Cordillera Occidental of the Andes, at 6,268.2 m (20,565 ft), Chimborazo is the highest peak in the famous volcanic belt of Ecuador. The snow-capped peak is the closest peak to the Sun and, when measured from the center of the Earth instead of sea level, it is the highest mountain on the planet, making it a worthy challenge for any alpine climber looking to up their game. The challenging but magnificent terrain is the ideal environment for upgrading your climbing skills. Once you reach the summit, enjoy the incredible views of the surrounding peaks capped with eternal snow. This inactive volcano with many craters is heavily glaciated but doesn’t require any technical skills, making it a mountaineer’s paradise. Join a guide on this marvelous 4-day adventure and enjoy the feel of a small expedition while conquering an impressive peak!
SeasonNovember through February and May through July |
Nearest cityQuito, Ecuador, is 3 hours away |
Duration4 days |
Skill levelIntermediate to advanced |