This snow covered mountain meaning the “Young Mountain” in Aymara, is located just at 25 km from La Paz. It is one of the most climbed mountains of the Cordillera Real thanks to its proximity and  relatively little technical normal route. In time all its fronts have been explored by people.
It offers the opportunity to climb a summit of 6,000 meters by a short and “easy” route; but it also offers beautiful and more technical routes for experienced mountaineers and climbers.
With its 6,088m, the Huayna Potosí rises in rock, snow, ice, and rips the celestial dome at the edge of the central Altiplano (highlands) just about 40 km from La Paz city.

From its summit is possible to practice Ala Delta, paragliding and skydiving above its glaciers. This mountain is separated from the Condoriri group by the Liviñosa and Zongo rivers. It is an easy climb by way of its normal route. Its highest elevation is the northern peak (6,088 m), and the southern peak reaches (6,035 m). Technically speaking, it presents a medium level difficulty and ideal for climbers with medium experience. It is one of the most preferred destinations for mountain climbers.

Day 01: La Paz City – Base Camp (3.560 m. – 4.700 m.): Departure from La Paz, pick you up from the hotel ant trip through the mountains by private vehicle, initially taking the route to the Lake Titicaca. We enter into the Royal Mountain Range taking a highway that goes along the edge of the three magnificent lagoons (Kara Khota, Khotia, and Janko Khota) and it crosses a pass at 4990m high. After 4 hours of route, se arrive to Lloco Lloconi (4.450m) to the base of the Jankho Lakaya Mountain. Where we set up our tents.

Day 02: Base camp – High Camp (4.700 m. – 5.150 m.): Ascent to the high camp (5.150 m), for about 3 hours with support of porters to camp. It is only you need and to this altitude asleep better. The route is well marked and leads to an evident moraine edge, once at the lodge and after a short break we will begin to check and verify the mountain gear.  Night in refuge or camping.

Day 03: High Camp – Summit ( 6.088 m.): Ascent to the summit (6.088 m), begins at 3 a.m. good equipment needed to the summit the route is moderately difficult with small steps difficult and 200 mts. final is 50°grade of inclination and the guide should install very sure fixed rope. After summit descend on to the base camp at 4.700 m. Total activity for about 12 hours. Return to La Paz in 2 hours arrival to your hotel and end of our services.

The Organized Service Includes

• Exclusive round trip transport.
• Professional UIAGM Mountain Guide , Spanish speaking 
• Equipment - Climbing Boots, crampons, ice axe, harness, mountain trousers.
• Technical mountain gear.
• Cook and coking equipment.
• Three meals during the day (Lunch, dinner, breakfast).
• One night in mountain refuge.
• Porter assistance to carry the heavy things.
• National Park entrance fees.
• Communications by handies and mobile phone during the excursion.
• General Assistance

Not included:

• Personal mountain equipment. (All the equipment we have for hire).
• Water (2  liters required), Chocolate or high calorie sweets /snacks
• Insurance of any kind.
• Any expense due to a rescue operation.
• Tips.

Day 01: La Paz city – high camp (3.650 m – 5.150 m.): Departure from La Paz brings us straight up to the heights. We start our ascent to “Campo Alto”, situated at 5000 meters. The route is well marked and leads to an evident moraine edge where we will set up our tents and after a short break we begin to check and verify our mountain gear. We will eat early and try to get some rest in order to be refreshed when we commence our climb to the summit, on the following day.

Day 02: High camp – Summit (6.088m): After a very early breakfast (around midnight) we will begin heading up the glacier, aiming towards the east face and arriving at the Pala. We then continue all the way to the top arriving at the summit of Mt. Huayna Potosi (6080 meters), after about six hours of ascent. Once at the top we’ll be able to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Andes Mountains and the sun rising to the east. After a while we start descending arriving once again at “Campo Alto”, and then on to base camp where our vehicle will be waiting to drive us back to La Paz. Arrival to the hotel and end of our services.

The Organized Service Includes

• Exclusive round trip  private transport.
• Professional UIAGM Mountain Guide , Spanish speaking 
• Equipment - Climbing Boots, crampons, ice axe, harness, mountain trousers.
• Technical mountain gear.
• Cook and coking equipment.
• Three meals during the day (Lunch, dinner, breakfast).
• Two nights in mountain refuge.
• Porter assistance to carry the heavy things.
• National Park entrance fees.
• Communications by handies and mobile phone during the excursion.
• General Assistance.

Not included:

• Personal mountain equipment. (All the equipment we have for hire).
• Water (2  liters required), Chocolate or high calorie sweets /snacks
• Insurance of any kind.
• Any expense due to a rescue operation.
• Tips.