"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

"International team of seven climbers (US, Norway, Singapore, France, Netherlands) with three Aconcagua Mountain Guide experts using the Polish 360 route variation. Approached from Vacas Valley, Relinchos Valley, up to Colera Camp and then down to Plaza de Mulas, and out Horcones Valley. Climbed between Dec. 29, 2019 to Jan 17, 2020. Weather was the biggest factor. Got held up 7 days at Plaza Argentina, 2 days at high Camp One, 3 days at high Camp Two. But after all the waiting, our team was very acclimatized and six out of seven made the summit. Summit push began at 5:15 am from Colera Camp, topped out at 2:45 pm, return to Camp at 7:15 pm. Extremely difficult climb from an endurance stand point. 14 hour days are never fun. The most taxing part of the whole expedition was the 27 kilometer hike out from Plaza de Mulas to Horcones for extraction. I am still glad its all over. Now on to the next!" — oregon-mt-goat • Jan 14, 2020

"Did this as a climb with Aconcagua Mountain Guides. Started at Plaza Argentina and ended at Plaza de Mulas. Summit day was incredible. No wind at all on top. Took an hour nap. After spending 2.5 hours at the summit we went down." — Irrationalist • Dec 30, 2019

"We had a couple of days free in Curitiba and hired a great local guide Veleda who took us on the traverse of Piolho, Caratuva, and Taipabucu. It was cloudy with some rain and the trail was at times challenging to discern, but we cover the 13km with 2000m of elevation gain in 8 hours." — jak5280 • Sep 24, 2019

"We had a couple of days free in Curitiba and hired a great local guide Veleda who took us on the traverse of Piolho, Caratuva, and Taipabucu. It was cloudy with some rain and the trail was at times challenging to discern, but we cover the 13km with 2000m of elevation gain in 8 hours." — jak5280 • Sep 24, 2019