Cerro Penitentes Ascent 14274ft.– Lookout of Mount Aconcagua

Services

Services Included

• Roundtrip transfer from your hotel in the town of Mendoza
• All meals are included, except in Mendoza
• Bilingual guides
• Radio communications for safety and coordination
• Shared Equipment for the Expedition;Tents, Stoves, walking poles

What’s Not Included

• Personal Items:
• Hygiene products
• Clothing
• Other personal belongings
• Personal porter or mule services
• Phone communications
• Items of a personal nature
• Liability insurance
• Ground or air evacuations
• Hospitalization
• Medication of any kind
• Any expenses due to last-minute cancellations or delays
• Any additional costs due to changes in the activity requested by the client
• Any other service not mentioned in this condition sheet

RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR Mount PENITENTES Guided Ascent

UPPER BODY

2 Synthetic T-Shirts or Base Layers: Lightweight and breathable shirts that keep your body dry and comfortable during the trek.

Fleece Jacket or Sweater: Provides additional warmth during cold mornings and evenings.

Waterproof Jacket or Gore-Tex: Protects against rain and wind, essential for staying dry in adverse weather conditions.

Insulated Jacket (Synthetic or Down): Offers an extra insulation layer, ideal for low temperatures at high altitudes.

Thin Gloves: Provide extra warmth and protect your hands without limiting agility.

LOWER BODY

Trekking Pants: Durable and comfortable pants designed for movement and protection on varied terrain.3

Long Underwear or Tights: Additional layers that provide warmth under trekking pants.

FOOTWEAR

Trekking Boots: Sturdy and durable footwear with good ankle support, ideal for long walks on uneven terrain.

River Crossing Footwear (Crocs or Sandals): These lightweight, quick-drying shoes are ideal for crossing rivers and relaxing at camp.

Thick Socks (2 pairs): Warm and cushioned socks to keep your feet warm and prevent blisters.

HEAD

Sunglasses with 100% UV Protection: Protect your eyes from harmful UV rays and snow glare.

Sun Hat: Wide-brimmed hat that protects your face and neck from sun exposure.

Wool or Fleece Hat: Keeps your head warm during cold nights and mornings.

Neck Gaiter or Buff: Multifunctional, protects your neck and face from cold, wind, and sun.

OTHER

Backpack:

– 30/40 Liter Backpack if you hire mule service: This comfortable medium-sized backpack is ideal for carrying all the necessary gear for a day of trekking.

– 90 Liter / Large Backpack if you prefer hiking without the mule service: A comfortable large backpack will be necessary to carry all your gear and camp equipment.

2-Liter Water Bottle or Camelbak: Stay hydrated with a large bottle or hands-free hydration system.

Trekking Poles: Help maintain balance and reduce strain on your legs during long hikes.

Headlamp: Hands-free light source for use at camp or in low-light situations.

Comfortable Sleeping Bag (Comfort -15°C): A sleeping bag provides comfort and warmth during cold nights in the mountains.

Sleeping Pad: Adds insulation and comfort for sleeping on hard and cold ground.

Comfortable Camp Clothes (sneakers, socks, cotton shirt, etc.): Relaxing clothes after trekking.

Sunscreen (recommended SPF 50+): Essential protection against UV rays at high altitudes.

Personal Hygiene Items (towel, soap, etc.): Basic personal hygiene items to stay clean and fresh during the trip.