All peaks in Argentina and Chile reaching 6000 m with a minimum of 400 m prominence. Part of the full Andes 6000m list from John Biggar's book "The Andes - A Guide for Climbers". An extremely difficult challenge. See more at http://www.andes.org.uk/andes-guidebooks.asp
Highest peak
Aconcagua
22,841 ft / 6,961 m
Most prominent peak
Aconcagua
22,841 ft / 6,961 m prom
Most climbed peak
Aconcagua
45 climbs
Most difficult peak
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Difficulty breakdown
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Highlights
Latest climbs
"The trip started out great!! We were doing the 360 route. On our second day and first night at High Camp #2, I developed HAPE and was air lifted off the mountain at about 18,500'. I spent 2 days in a Mendoza Hospital. I will be going back in the future to attempt the summit again. " — shanefrancis • Jan 18, 2026
"After climbing Nevado San Francisco, I was ready to take on the challenge, unfortunately I was told by the guides that I was too young to summit. This was very mature decision because when you are 15 at very high altitudes it can have effects.
But I will be back." — Ashar • Dec 28, 2025
"3am start to the jorney, pretty cold but beautiful sunrise and landscape. Felt good on the traverse and slept twice (one on the crater and one on the summit). Hard but doable as a 15 year old." — Ashar • Dec 26, 2025
"Our 3rd acclimatization peak in preparation for Ojos del Salado. This one felt really good after submitting Tres Cruces Norte two days prior. We could have driven higher, but our rental truck was struggling with the a loose / steep section. The trail is well defined and a steady grind for most of the ascent. The views are amazing. I suppose this can be considered our first summit in Argentina!" — ivo • Nov 14, 2025
"Clear climb, very cold, we started of Tejos at 1.00am... climbed with my friend Filip Vasileski, we were the first macedonians to summit the highest volcano in the world...!!!" — mitreskig • Jan 18, 2020
