Overview
Chearoco, located north of Chachacomani in the Cordillera Real mountain range, is an impressive peak that offers climbers an unforgettable Andean experience. The standard ascent begins in the Kellhuani Valley, guiding mountaineers across glaciers and ridges. From the summit, the view is breathtaking: the entire Cordillera Real stretches out below, with panoramic views of the high Andean peaks and distant Lake Titicaca, making Chearoco a memorable destination for experienced climbers.
Details
The ascent to Chearoco begins in the Kellhuani Valley, following a route that crosses glaciers and mountain ranges. Each stage offers climbers spectacular views of the Cordillera Real and Lake Titicaca.
Location
Cordillera Real
La Paz – Bolivia
Altitude
6,127 m. / 20,101 ft.
Difficulty
AD+
difficult
Duration
4 Days / 3 Nights
Day 1.
La Paz – Jancko khota
Departure from La Paz to the village of Peñas and then continue to the small village of Khellhuani from where we start a three-way trek to reach the Jancko Khota lagoon. Base camp in the place, altitude 4760 m.
Day 2.
Jancko Khota – High Camp
After breakfast we start our trip to Campo Alto (5,100m) is an ascent through the moraine, from this place you can see the imposing image of Chearoco.
Day 3.
High Camp – Summit -High Camp
We begin the ascent very early, we cross the glacier and we begin the ascent that lasts approximately 6 hours. Arriving at the Chearoco summit (6,127m.), They have a spectacular view of the entire Cordillera and Lake Titicaca. We return by the same route to our High Camp.
Day 4.
High Camp – Jancko Khota – La Paz
We begin our return through the Laguna Jankho Khota, continue through the Kellhuani valley to where the vehicle awaits us that will take us back to the city of La Paz.
- Private transportation throughout the expedition
- high-altitude mountain guide
- Dedicated expedition cook
- All meals during the program
- Full technical mountaineering equipment
(boots, crampons, gaiters, harness, ice axe, helmet) - High-quality expedition tents (The North Face or similar)
- Insulated foam sleeping pads
- Porters
- Pack animals (mules/donkeys) for equipment transport
- Porters
- Entrance permits
- Personal sunglasses
- Sunscreen and personal sun protection.
- Personal sleeping bag
- Any additional personal equipment or items not listed above
