Ascent to Champaqui, Córdoba

Proposal

Calamuchita Valley and the great Champaqui

One of the most classic ascents into a surprising mountain setting of Argentina. The roof of Córdoba, Cerro Champaqui of 2790 meters, is a magical work of nature within the so-called Sierras Grandes. On one side Calamuchita Valley, the other, the Traslasierras. An invitation to the great adventure for trekking lovers.

Itinerary (trekking):

What we present here is the planned route for the crossing, but the exact route, the duration of each stage of travel and choice of alternative routes are subject to various factors such as weather conditions and group assessment by the guides.

Day 1: Meeting in Villa General Belgrano, from there we`ll go to Villa Alpina a small mountain village, located about 1,300 masl. Here we`ll prepare and arrange the bags and start the trekking gradually, bound for the area shelters, located at 2200 masl

The trail, gets deep into the Sierras Grandes and this stretch lasts approximately 6 hours to reach the camp area and shelters, along the Rio Tabaquillo. We`ll rest, have some snack and later assembly of camp. Dinner and overnight.

Day 2: Early breakfast. We have a day of ascent to summit, toward the roof of the province of Córdoba. A steep climb with great views.If time and conditions permit us, we will arrive to summit around noon. Time to lunch and enjoy the great moment. Later we began the descent back to the camp. Relax. Snack. Farewell dinner and overnight.

Day 3: Breakfast. Descent to Villa Alpina, after disarming the camp. We finally arrived at the place where the vehicle will be waiting to move to Villa Gral Belgrano. End of program.

Note: The bus services to Buenos Aires depart to the evening and arrive early the next day.

Included Services

Local transfers to and from Villa Gral Belgrano.
Qualified Mountain Guides
Full board in the mountain
Two nights overnight in mountain shelters.
Horse Porter for gear to walk lighter.
Previous advice and personalized meetings with photos
Permanent assistance.

Services NOT included

Bus BUE-V.Gral Belgarno-BUE
Guides and assitants Tips
Personal Gear

In all our expeditions we offer the service of meals IN FULL BOARD PLAN.
Marching lunches (cold meals): Milanesa (meet) and tomato sandwiches, cold cuts, snacks, salads, etc.
Dinners: Vegetable-bacon-red chorizo ??stews, Chicken and vegetable casseroles, Pasta with various sauces or stew, Chicken with rice in the saucepan.
Breakfasts and snacks: Tea, Coffee, Cappuccino, Mate Cooked, Mate, Milk powder; bread, cookies, jam, honey, dulce de leche; cereals, fruit.
It is necessary to complete the personal / medical file to clarify if someone does not eat any type of food.

Where to sleep


IN A MOUNTAIN SHELTERS WITH ROOMS TO SHARE AND MARINE BEDS

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this trekking for beginners?

Yes. Although you should know that you have to carry your own backpack with your equipment.

How much do we walk per day?

We walk approximately 6 to 8 hours a day. The second day we go lightly to the summit and then we descend to the camp.

How do I travel?

The meeting is at the Villa General Belgrano bus terminal. If it is from Buenos Aires, the best way is to have the bus service that leaves from Retiro. From VGB we include a transfer to Villa Alpina, the beginning of the walking tour.

Where do we sleep?

In a mountain refuge, rooms to share, with bunk beds. You have to bring a sleeping bag (it is possible to rent with us).

What to bring equipment?

Note that there is a section where you can check what to wear. Trekking-expedition backpack between 60 and 70 liters, trekking shoes, sleeping bag and third layer parka jacket are the main ones, among other things.

What do we eat?

In all our expeditions we offer the service of meals IN FULL BOARD PLAN.

¿Para quién es Ascent to Champaqui, Córdoba?

Ascent to Champaqui, Córdoba es una expedición que la puede realizar cualquier aventurero con la preparación física, equipo y experiencia previa adecuada con salida desde Villa General Belgrano, Córdoba , en la región centro, Argentina. Tiene una duración de 3 days . Todos nuestros programas incluyen guías de montaña certificados, logistica de expedición y seguro de accidentes personales.

¿Qué nivel físico se necesita para Ascent to Champaqui, Córdoba?

Como medír la dificultad de un ascenso o una expedicion? es una pregunta que surge a menudo. Para esto desarrollamos un sistema de graduación que ayuda al participante a medir la dificultad, dado a que evaluamos 5 variables sobre la intensidad de cada propuesta.
• El peso de la mochila en relación a la duración de la jornada
• La exigencia física
• El nivel técnico del terreno y equipo requerido
• El grado de fortaleza psíquica necesaria
• La altura máxima que se alcanza
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¿Qué equipamiento necesito para participar del Ascent to Champaqui, Córdoba?

En cada uno de nuestros programas vas encontrar un apartado de EQUIPO REQUERIDO. conta con nosotros para asesorarte y prepararlo de forma adeacuada para maximizar el disfrute de la actividad. Contamos con una tienda de alquiler, para resolver si te falta algo.
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¿Qué incluye Ascent to Champaqui, Córdoba?

Local transfers to and from Villa Gral Belgrano. Qualified Mountain Guides Full board in the mountain Two nights overnight in mountain shelters. Horse Porter for gear to walk lighter. Previous advice and personalized meetings with photos Permanent assistance.

Difficulty Graduation System

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60%

Backpack (M)

Backpack: Weight / Duration of the Day.

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40%

Physical (F)

Physical demand

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40%

Technical (T)

Technician: Difficulty in the Field / Equipment.

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20%

Psycho (P)

Psychological Strength

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20%

Height (A)

Height Exposure

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How to interpret these values?

Each aspect is evaluated from 20% to 100%, where:

20-40%: Basic or beginner level
60%: Intermediate level
80-100%: Advanced or expert level

Ideal for beginners

This adventure is perfect for those starting in outdoor activities.

Required equipment

GENERAL GEAR

Special trekking backpack(60 to 80 liters).
Warm sleeping bag (–5 degrees of comfort).
Insulating mat (10 to 15mm).
Trekking poles.

CLOTHES

socks, (two thick, ski or synthetic).
1 pair of trekking shoes-boots (in conditions).
1 second light replacement shoe.
long trekking pants (NO JEAN).
1 long warm trousers.
changes of underwear.
2 T-shirts and / or shirts (one long sleeve).
1 coat (fleece diver).
1 waterproof jacket.
1 sun hat-cap (with lapels) and another one for a coat.
1 scarf to cover the neck from the sun.
Warm gloves and a scarf or fleece collar.
Warm hat.

PERSONAL ELEMENTS

Passport, ID, DNI.
Medical insurance.
Medical and personal file completed, authorization.

VARIOUS

Headlamp with batteries.
Sun glasses.
Sunscreen, Lip balm.
Toilet paper. Handkerchiefs Baby wipes.

KITCHEN

Water containers for at least 2 liters (can be plastic bottle).
Cutlery.
Plate or tupper. (not glass or aluminum).
Plastic or metal jar (not glass, not aluminum).
OPTIONAL, not mandatory (check space and weight:
Warm jacket.
SILVER TAPE tape, for blisters and repairs.
Mate, bombilla and yerba.
Steel thermos.
Largavista, monocle. Photographic or video equipment.
Book, notebook, travel diary, pencil, pen.
Games; playing cards, dice, etc.
Penknife (eg Victorinox).
Whistle and lighter.
Sturdy plastic bags for storing clothes.