Bolivian Mountain Guides

CLIMBING CHACHACOMANI – WOODIE

Eduardo — Mon, 21 May 2012 17:34:58 +0000

TIHUANACU – BOLIVIA

Eduardo — Mon, 21 May 2012 17:17:08 +0000

PICO TARIJA – SKI

Eduardo — Sat, 19 May 2012 15:13:01 +0000

Jari Arkko say:

HIKING BOLIVIA – CONDORIRI

Eduardo — Sat, 12 May 2012 11:09:31 +0000

Rona Say:

Two days later.

SUMMIT HUAYNA POTOSI

Eduardo — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 00:08:30 +0000

CONDORIRI- Pico Tarija

Eduardo — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 20:34:41 +0000

Ascension of Jimmy and Peter.

Jimmy say (video of Jimmy):

LAGUNA CHIAR KHOTA – PASO AUSTRIA

Eduardo — Sun, 04 Mar 2012 22:04:57 +0000

Bart, Johan, Elaine and Ben descidieron a tour to the peak Austria, atmospheric conditions are not very good at this time, but enjoyed the scenery.

When we got to step Austria, we saw that much snow had fallen and we could not continue the ascent.

Bart Taeymans (Belgica) Says:

We started the day early to head of to the Condoriri mountains, ready to conquer the Pico Austria.
When we parked the indestructable godzilla nearby, we hiked one hour and a half to the stunning Laguna Chiar Khota. Eduardo, our guide for the day, knows the area by heart and it was a pleasure hearing facts and stories during our way up.

After we took a welcome break for lunch on a calm paso on the Pico Austria slope, things started to get real. You know when vegetation disappears, you’re getting pretty damn high. The wind gets cold, you start to wander through blankets of snow, and each step makes you catch you breath. Because of the bad weather conditions, the recent amount of snow and the lack of time, we didn’t make it to the top of the Pico Austria.Trust me, the view on the Paso Austria at 5100 meters high is breathtaking.

Our guide was greatly experienced and knows how to deal with unpredictable situations, even more so, he really knows how to deal with us, unpractised tourists. The four of us had a great experience that day, and after this small first step, we feel ready to explore more of the beautiful Bolivian landscapes.
Thanks Eduardo.

BOLIVIA MOUNTAINEERING – Japon

Eduardo — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 02:22:38 +0000

Kenji Sakai and Pedro, in Huayna Potosi!.

ANDEAN SUMMITS – Huayna Potosi

Eduardo — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 00:34:07 +0000

Mathieu Ravaux Say:

Lundi matin 9h30 je revois Eduardo le depart vers Huyana Potosi… mais une pluie battante tombe sur La Paz… Eduardo me demande de reflechir si je suis toujours partant pour le depart, car il m´annonce que les conditions sont les plus defavorables pour atteindre la cumbre del Huyana Potosi. Apres quelques instants je lui confirme ma volontee. Ce fut sans regret bien au contraire. J´ai límpression d´avoir le meilleurs guide avec moi et aussi je compte sur la chance pour que le temps s´ameliore. Les conditions en effet n´etait pas au top, pluie pour monter jusqu´au refuge, et neige pendant de l´ascension. Pourtant cela ne nous a pas empecher d´atteindre le sommet! Un guide rassurant, des conseils instructifs, et plein de sensations fortes, notamment sur la derniere crete qui mene au sommet de l´Huyana Potosi.

Je suis comble par cette premier experience en haute montagne, et aussi, epuise au retour de ce defis! Eduardo est un guide qui ne manque pas de professionalisme, je l´ai aussi trouve passionnant, un grand merci du fond du coeur, hasta pronto.

Climbing Illimani (Francia)

Eduardo — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 02:10:12 +0000

Pascual and his friends before climbing the mountain of Illimani began with a tour of acclimatization.

In the area of Condoriri started up the Little Alpamayo, reaching the summit of this mountain. The following day we went to the mountain of Illimani, we had a great day and reached its peak.

Pequeño Alpamayo

Illimani.