Hiring a mountain guide
Guide Service
Guide Service
Guide Service

THINKING ABOUT CLIMBING A MOUNTAIN OF 5,000 OR MORE THAN 6,000 METERS IN THE CHILEAN ANDES, SKIING A VOLCANO IN PATAGONIA OR CLIMBING IN CONCHAMÓ? HAPPY TO ACCOMPANY YOU!

For any itinerary other than our regular programs, we offer our experience as local mountain guides for private guided services and, of course, all our help to organize the logistics of your expedition.

Private guide

Ratio 1:1

$250.000

2 participants

per guide

$300.000

Group of 3

1:3 ratio

$350.000

Large group

4 to 6 participants

$400.000

  • The prices indicated are the total cost per guide per day in Chilean pesos (CLP, $). These values ​​are only the rate for private service, which includes the services of the guide, the training/technical direction and the use of ropes and protective elements during the ascent (such as mobile protections on rock, snow or ice; lifts, anchors, etc. .).
  • The necessary days are counted from the departure of the guide to the meeting point.
  • It is your responsibility to provide appropriate personal mountaineering equipment, although it can also be rented.

Huella Andina Guides

LIMIT OF CLIENTS PER GUIDE

The maximum number of clients per guide will depend on the difficulty of the itinerary, the commitment of the route and the technical level of the clients. Should not exceed:

TERMS & CONDITIONS

The prices of the service depend on the number of participants and the days requested. These and the date of the expedition must be confirmed with the reservation payment. With this we began to work together to have the logistics and planning organized as soon as possible.

1 guide for 2 clients.
Here we find climbs such as the south face of Cerro Arenas, the Parinacota and Puntiagudo volcano, Monte San Lorenzo or Cerro Morado.
1 guide for 3/4 clients. Here we find climbs such as the normal routes of Nevado Ojos del Salado, Cerro Marmolejo, Volcán San José or Cerro el Plomo, and also some volcanoes such as Llaima, Lanín, Mocho Choshuenco. A 1:6 ratio is possible when clients can climb on their own: they can lead the entire route and descent without the direct work of the guide. In these cases, the role of the mountain guide is technical director, supervising the performance of the teams and as a local liaison for the logistics of the expedition.
A ratio of 1:6 is possible when the use of a rope on the route is not necessary; If a rope is needed, the ratio is 1:2.
A 1:3 ratio.
Like the routes in Cochamó and multi-pitch rock climbing, a maximum of 2 clients per 1 guide; for sport climbing up to one length of rope, up to 6 clients per guide (For example in the Metri area, Carretera Austral).

RATE INCLUDES

RATE DO NOT INCLUDE

- Guiding Fees.

- Be responsible for the logistics of the expedition.

- Use of ropes and climbing protection hardware.

- Expenses incurred by the mountain guide to travel to the meeting point for the start of the activity and the corresponding return trip (e.g. airport transfers, airline tickets, fuel costs, tolls, etc.).

- Help to organize the logistic of the expedition.

- Expenses incurred by the guide during the expedition, such as (but not limited to) tickets or permits, ski lifts, porters, pack mules or horses, shelter or accommodation costs, meals or drinks, transportation.

- Client's personal equipment, such as clothing, hiking boots, crampons, poles, helmets, climbing harnesses, etc.

- Collective equipment (for example, for camps or technical equipment).

- Any entry or permit fee.

- Transport and support means (lifts, pack animals and motorized vehicles).

- Accommodations.

- Insurance.

- Transport.

- Food or drinks.

- Any other items not included in the rate.

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