Artesonraju at 6,025m. is often recognized as the “Paramount Pictures”
There are no easy routes up this peak. From whichever direction one attempts it, there is unavoidable steep snow and ice. Two “normal” routes exist. by Paron lake the other is by Santa Cruz Valley. the route change each year.
the climbing take 5 days by both routes, the climbers should be in good physical conditions and have experience
BY PARON VALLEY
Day 1.- Huaraz – Paron Lake – Base Camp 4,300m.
Day 2.- Base Camp – High Camp 5,400m.
Day 3.- High Camp – Artesonraju Top 6,025m. – High Camp
Day 4.- High Camp – Base Camp
Day 5.- Base Camp – out Paron Lake – Huaraz
BY SANTA CRUZ VALLEY
Day 1.- Huaraz – Cashapampa – Llamacorral 3,700m.
Day 2.- Llamacorral – Artesonraju Base Camp 4,300m.
Day 3.- Base Camp – Moraine Camp 4,850m.
Day 4.- Moraine Camp – Artesonraju Summit 6,025m. – Base Camp
Day 5.- Base Camp – Cashapampa – Huaraz
The best month are:
JUNE
JULY
AUGUST
Peru is known for having very stable periods of weather during the Andean Winter (May – Aug). The remainder of the season is dominated by the rainy season.
While climbing and trekking in Cordillera Blanca you will encounter a wide range of temperatures; from freezing nights, to snowy and windy conditions, to bright sunshine intensified by the high altitude. In one day you may experience temperatures below zero, then daytime highs of 50-70ºF range with intense solar radiation. You will need everything from shorts and a t-shirt for your time in the town of Huaraz to being fully clothed in down expedition jackets on summit day. This wide fluctuation in temperatures makes it important to bring everything on the equipment list.
PRICE:
The cost depend to how many personas are more persons the price is low