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Sajama National Park is located in Bolivia's Western Andes, northeast of Oruro and 2 km from La Paz. This national park is known for its high Andean lagoons and incredible volcanic mountains such as Payachatas, Parinacota (6332 m), Pomerape (6280 m), and the Sajama snow-capped mountain (6542 m), the highest mountain in Bolivia. Its flora and fauna also include forests of queñuas, vicuñas, lamas, alpacas, suris, Andean cats, pumas, and condors. Thanks to its underground volcanic activity, it has geysers, where you can observe the boiling water coming out of the ground and the open-air hot springs.
This planning requires prior acclimatization, we recommend the full 11-day version adding this activity:
Huayna Potosí (6088m) + Pequeño Alpmayo (540m)
Addressed to:
These climbs are ideal for people in good physical condition and with good acclimatization who want to experience high-altitude mountains without major technical difficulties.
Why choose us?
-Bilingual guides: Local licensed in Bolivia + Argentine EPGAMT guide. Personalized advice in Argentina and Bolivia.Experience, responsibility, and the best services.
Dates: June 2-4 | June 24-28.
Meeting Place: La Paz, Bolivia. 9am.
Difficulty: Moderate / High.
Requirements: Medically fit with exercise stress test | High mountain experience | Excellent physical condition.
Includes: Professional Guide (EPGAMT), Local Guide, Inn in Sajama (1 night), In the mountains: Transfers, Lodging, Meals, Carrying from C1 to C2, First aid kit - VHF (emergencies), Personalized advice.
Not included: Individual equipment, Breakfast on day 1, Dinners at the Inn, Drinks, Meals on the march, Rescue and/or Evacuation or Abandonment Expenses, Transportation to the Meeting Point.
Minimum Group: 2 people.
“Leave no trace.”
During the mountain activity, all waste that came with us returns with us.
Papers, fruit peels, toilet paper, wet wipes, feminine dressings, etc. They can be discarded upon arrival at the hut or in the destination city upon completion.
Help us keep the mountain clean. Thank you very much!
- 50/60 liter backpack to carry personal items.
- Backpack cover or nylon to waterproof the backpack.
- Trekking poles.
- Leggings.
- Crampons.
- Travel ice axe.
- Climbing helmet (with size regulation).
- Pelvic Harness.
- Mitons.
- Mountain boots with rigid soles - not for trekking (can be rented).
- Double Boots.
- Sleeping bag, fiber or duvet (to use in shelter).
- Headlamp. Spare batteries.
- Sunglasses or goggles, CAT 4.
- Sunscreen factor 60 or higher.
- Lip protector.
- Personal hygiene elements. Quick drying towel.
- Medicines for personal use. In case of any allergy, take a double dose. Also, in your medicine cabinet: any occasional medication that you might need.
- Suggestion: 70% alcohol to sanitize your hands.
- Two t-shirts (long sleeve/short sleeve).
- Diver or fleece jacket or windstopper.
- Fine down jacket or synthetic filling.
- Expedition down jacket (500gs filling).
- Waterproof jacket.
- Thermal leggings.
- Trekking or fleece pants.
- Waterproof pants.
- Warm hat, sun cap and buff neck scarf.
- A pair of fleece gloves, a pair of waterproof gloves.
- Optional: Mittens and/or Mitten Covers.
- A pair crocks (for resting in the hut).
- Two pairs of thin stockings.
- Two pairs of thick socks.
- Kitchen items (knife, fork, spoon, plate and unbreakable cup).
- Containers to store at least 3 liters. of water per person.
- Steel thermos for personal use (at least 500cm3).
- Plastic bags to self-manage your waste.
- Personal portable charger (powerbank) for hut days.
- March Foods (Ideas: nuts, gummies, cookies, nougats, cereal bars, candies, chocolates, salty snacks, etc.).
