Summits

When entering Bolivia, the Andes Mountains are divided in two large branches separated by a wide plateau known as Altiplano: the Cordillera Occidental, which delimits borders with Chile, and the Cordillera Oriental or Cordillera Real, which runs toward northeast – southeast direction and opens out toward Amazon lowlands. This is a natural wonder only Bolivia possesses, for the mountain climber’s delight and adventure.

Cordillera Occidental

Acotango (4 days) Mount Acotango is a volcano located at the border of Chile, part of the Quimsa chatas along with Mount Maria Capunata and Mount Guallatire. This ...
Parinacota (4 days) Mount Parinacota, an almost perfect cone-shaped mountain with a crater on its summit, is part of the Payachatas (“two sisters” in quechua native ...
Sajama Located to the east of Bolivia in the department of Oruro and very close to the border with Chile, Mount Sajama is among the 10 highest peaks of ...
Pomarape (4 day) Mount Pomarape, an extinct volcano, part of the Payachatas (“two sisters” in quechua native language). Just as with the other Payachata (Parinaco...
Parinacota (3 days) Mount Parinacota, an almost perfect cone-shaped mountain with a crater on its summit, is part of the Payachatas (“two sisters” in quechua native ...
Pomarape (3 days) Mount Pomarape, an extinct volcano, part of the Payachatas (“two sisters” in quechua native language). Just as with the other Payachata (Parinaco...
Acotango (3 days) Mount Acotango is a volcano located at the border of Chile, part of the Quimsa chatas along with Mount Maria Capunata and Mount Guallatire. This ...