Aconcagua Expedition Companies
Compare 52 different Aconcagua expedition companies, offering 70 unique expeditions. With prices ranging from $3,595 to $20,500 and trip lengths from 7 days to 25 days.
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How long does Aconcagua take?
Across the operators we track, itineraries for Aconcagua run between 7 days and 25 days (median 18 days), depending on the route, acclimatization schedule and whether extra days are built in for weather.
How much does Aconcagua cost?
Prices from the 40 USD-quoted operators we track for Aconcagua range from $4,099 to $16,450, with a median around $6,970. Exact cost depends on group size, service level (shared vs. private) and what's included, such as permits, staff and equipment.
When is the best time to climb/trek Aconcagua?
Aconcagua is located in Argentina's Andes, the highest peak in the Americas and the Southern/Western Hemisphere at 6,961m. The best season is generally the Southern Hemisphere summer, December-February.
What permits do I need for Aconcagua?
You'll typically need a permit issued by Mendoza Province through Parque Provincial Aconcagua, priced by season window and purchased before entering the park.
How difficult is Aconcagua?
Non-technical via the standard Normal (Northwest) Route - no ropes or crampons required in most conditions - though the Polish Glacier route is a genuinely technical alternative, and altitude plus extreme wind are the main hazards.
Do I need technical climbing experience for Aconcagua?
Not for the standard Normal Route, which is a high-altitude trek rather than a climb, but strong fitness and prior high-altitude experience are still strongly recommended given the extreme wind and cold at altitude.