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Ojos del Salado

Ojos del Salado | High-Altitude Expedition in the Andes

Are you ready to experience extreme mountain adventure?

At an altitude of 6,893 m / 22,585 ft, Ojos del Salado is the highest volcano in the world and the second-highest summit in the Americas, only surpassed by Aconcagua. It is located in the Central Andes in one of the most remote and arid regions on Earth.

We operate high-altitude mountain expeditions of varying duration, specially designed and planned according to each mountaineer’s needs, taking into account proper acclimatization and safety.

Contact us for a personalized proposal!

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  • Maximum altitude: 6,893 m / 22,585 ft
  • Location: Central Andes (Argentina / Chile)
  • Terrain type: High mountain – non-technical sections with possible technical segments depending on conditions
  • Access: Logistics with 4WD vehicles + progressive acclimatization strategy
  • Recommended season: November to March

Ojos del Salado requires previous high-altitude experience, good physiological adaptation and flexibility in the face of changing conditions.

Argentina Trails stands out with more than 18 years of experience operating expeditions on this mountain and others in the region, with qualified and certified guides who will offer you a high-quality experience and full support for your adventure.

We prioritize our clients’ safety, so we provide:

  • Suitable high-mountain infrastructure
  • First-aid equipment
  • Satellite communication systems
  • Specialized gear tailored to each expedition
  • Experienced leadership and logistical support

We take care of every detail so you can enjoy the expedition to the fullest, safely and confidently.

✔️ Mountaineers with previous high-altitude experience above 5,500 – 6,000 m
✔️ Climbers accustomed to high-mountain environments and multi-day activity
✔️ People who prioritize safety, logistics and professional support

We operate with:

  • Experienced leaders in high-altitude expeditions
  • Local logistics teams with deep regional knowledge
  • Satellite communications and emergency protocols
  • 4WD vehicles adapted to the remote desert terrain
  • A proactive risk management approach

In this environment, experience and preparation are as important as physical fitness.

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