Climbing
Ascents on ice and rock in the Cordillera Blanca, between 5,000 and over 6,000m — from beginner-friendly first summits to demanding technical climbs. Filter by level or browse all nine available routes.
The most popular peak for getting started in high mountains — privileged views of Huandoy and Chacraraju from the summit.
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One of the most accessible peaks in the range — the classic starting point for those new to high-altitude mountaineering.
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Close to Huaraz and technically straightforward — an excellent introduction to glacier mountaineering in the range.
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A short, accessible summit in the Ishinca valley, ideal for acclimatizing or a first experience on ice.
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A short but demanding summit, with a steep ice section near the top — a good step toward more technical climbs.
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One of the range's six-thousanders, with a long, physically demanding route — extreme altitude requiring solid technique.
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A less-traveled, more demanding climb, for those looking for something different from the range's classic routes.
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Considered one of the most beautiful mountains in the world for its ice face — one of the range's most iconic technical climbs.
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The roof of Peru, at 6,768m — the country's highest peak and one of the most sought-after climbs in the Andes.
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