Mendoza Day Trekking Cordon del Plata Mt. Lomas Blancas

Services

INCLUDED SERVICES

• Private Transfer: Convenient transportation from your hotel in Mendoza or the airport to the starting point of your trek.

• Professional Guide: Expert and friendly guides with extensive knowledge of the area to ensure your safety and enhance your experience.
• Walking Poles: These are provided to help you maintain balance and stability during your trek.
• Snowshoes (Wintertime): Provided for treks during the winter season to help navigate snowy terrain.
• Box Lunch Optional available in the add-ons on the check out  (Includes sandwich, juice, cereal bars, fruit.)

WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED

• Personal Items include hygiene products, clothing, and other personal necessities.
• Personal Gear: Items like backpacks, water bottles, and other personal trekking gear.
• Equipment Rental: Costs for renting additional gear not provided by the service.
• Extra Costs: Any additional expenses not covered in the included services.
• Rescue Expenses: Costs associated with emergency rescue services.
• Medical Expenses: Costs for medical treatment in case of injury.
• Cancellation or Delay Expenses: Costs incurred due to trip cancellations or delays.
• Insurance: Medical or travel insurance, such as Medicare, is not included.

RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR DAY TREK IN MENDOZA CORDON DEL PLATA PARK

UPPER BODY

Synthetic T-Shirt: Breathable material, to keep you fresh and dry.

Long-sleeved Base Layer: Lightweight and breathable shirts that keep your body dry and comfortable during the trek, and protected from the sun.

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

Waterproof or Windproof Jacket: This is essential for protection against rain and wind. It should be lightweight, breathable, and durable, and it should preferably have a hood.

Warm Jacket: Keeps you warm during stops or if the weather gets colder. (Winter only)

Lightweight Gloves: For Keeping hands warm in cold conditions. Opt for breathable and moisture-wicking materials. (Winter only)

LOWER BODY

Trekking Pants: Comfortable and durable pants that allow freedom of movement. Quick-drying with multiple pockets.

FOOTWEAR

Trail Running Shoes (summertime) or Hiking Boots in wintertime: Durable footwear for hiking. It should provide good support and grip and be waterproof.

HEAD

Sun Hat: Vital for protection against the sun’s harmful rays. Choose one with a wide brim and UPF protection.Wool or Fleece Hat: To keep your head warm in cold conditions. Opt for breathable and moisture-wicking materials. (Winter only)

Sunglasses with 100% UV Protection: Protect your eyes from UV rays and glare, essential at high altitudes. Preferably, with a wraparound design to minimize light entering from the sides.

Neck gaiter or buff: Multifunctional, protects your neck and face from cold, wind, and sun.

OTHER

1.5 Liter Water Bottle: Essential for staying hydrated. Choose a durable bottle with a wide mouth for easy filling.

Small Backpack: A small, lightweight backpack to carry essentials during the day. It should be comfortable and have multiple compartments.

Personal kit: sunscreen (50SPF), toilet paper, medications, spare socks, etc.