"Our first attempt for 6000m peak. It's done in 2-3 days. We went with Climbing South America. The same night another approximately 30 ppl were summiting, the most in that month as I saw from the diary log between base and high camp. We were caught in a snowstorm, strong wind and low visibility prevented many to succeed, but we managed. You can read more here: https://www.czickontheroad.com/huayna-potosi-easy-6000-m-peak-climbing-bolivia" — terlet • Apr 13, 2018

"Part of a guided tour of the Salar de Uyuni and Lipez in Bolivia : our truck driver took us almost to 5400 m level on an old sulphur-mining road. (Uturuncu is a volcano) Hiked up from there. Cold and windy at summit. GPS reading (6068 m) was higher than nominal 6008 m . Found a geo-cache near the summit. Corrected date is April 17, 2016 (typo in my original report)" — geoffc • Apr 17, 2015

"We climb the Cerro Faldajara in 8h approximatively, without any assistance. The most part is sandy, and very windy from 5200 m to the top. According to local people and internet documentation we could found, this volcano had never been climb before. So, we pitched our flag at the summit (with our e-mail adresses written on it !) and could measure the real altitude : 5501 m (GPS)." — xaviergaumer • Dec 1, 2014

"Very mellow trip led by Alpenglow guide Jamie. I was pretty out of it most of the time but he got me through it. Just a long snowy haul with some icy-bits and occasional crevasse crossings. I gave up a few times but we kept deciding to go just a bit more and what do I know, we round a corner and I can see the summit just a hundred feet up. It was a proud end to a three week long trip to Bolivia." — paperpanther • Aug 25, 2010

"I started from Pueblo Sajama with the jeep untill the end of th road just 200 m below the base camp where I overnight. The day after I climed directly Parinacota and I came back to Pueblo Sajama." — edoardomartelli • Aug 21, 2009