• Breakfasts, lunches, afternoon snacks, dinners, and hiking snacks for the 4 days.
• Menus will be defined based on the logistics of each day, but some of the typical foods you might enjoy include:
• Pasta with meat sauce
• Pasta with mushrooms
• Sandwich with homemade bread, cold cuts, tomato, and avocado
• Rice with sautéed vegetables
• Charcuterie platters
• Fajitas
• Fresh fruits, nuts, cereal bars, oatmeal cookies, etc.

Important: If you are vegetarian or have any dietary restrictions, please let us know when you book.

We can recommend rental houses and help you choose the most suitable equipment for this expedition.

There will be 1 professional trekking guide every 4 or 5 participants.
This ensures personalized service and the necessary care for every person in the group.

Your personal equipment (up to 10 kg) will be transported by mules.
Please note that mule transport can cause some wear and tear to your gear, so we recommend renting a mule bag.

We use triple tents to facilitate logistics and save time, since camps must be set up and dismantled daily.

Camps are 100% rustic: there is no infrastructure.
You won’t be able to shower (unless you do so in a stream) and there are no laundry facilities.

Previous high-altitude experience is not required.
However, excellent physical fitness is essential, both aerobic (for uphill trekking at altitude) and muscular endurance (for long hiking days).
How to prepare? We recommend regular aerobic and strength training sessions, at an intermediate intensity, for 40-45 minutes, 4 times per week. Hiring a professional trainer is highly recommended.

Expect extreme and variable conditions: in a single day, temperatures can range from -10°C to 25°C.
The sun is very intense, and wind gusts can reach up to 70 km/h.
Snowfall is also possible, so it is essential to have proper clothing and gear to face these conditions.

The itinerary is designed so you can complete it without issues if you have a good level of fitness.
However, there will be a horse available for assistance in reaching camp (shared among participants).

You won’t have any phone signal or internet during the expedition.
We recommend bringing a power bank that can fully charge your phone three times and keeping it in airplane mode to save battery.

The expedition ends in Mendoza City around 9 p.m.
It’s important to have your accommodation booked in advance.
If your lodging is within the city center, our transport will drop you off at your door.

If you have no prior mountain experience, keep in mind:
The Andes have a harsh climate and challenging terrain.
You’ll need to protect yourself from intense sun exposure, drink water regularly, walk over rocky and uneven paths, and adjust to the lack of comforts.
Due to the risks of mountain environments, the required gear list is mandatory.
Never underestimate mountain conditions — be mentally prepared to face adversity.

Yes. The itinerary is an ideal and approximate plan.
It is subject to weather and human contingencies.
Our professional guides may modify the route at any time to maximize summit chances or ensure group safety.

Costs vary depending on your location and needs.
Transport from Los Arrieros Camp to Mendoza can cost up to USD 450.
If you use a horse to reach the pickup point, the cost can be up to USD 80 per day.
Important: All rescue or early exit expenses are the responsibility of the participant.
However, we will support you throughout the process, and in the event of a serious emergency, we will deploy all available resources to safeguard your health.
*All external services are provided by independent third parties and are not included in Destino Montaña’s fees.