Ausangate Trek Weather
Ausangate is the highest mountain in the Cordillera Vilcanota, towering in the southeast sky from the city of Cuzco. It is a long, rugged mountain, with two high peaks rising from its jagged summit crest. The lower peak rises just east of the high peak, and is separated by a small saddle. There is no easy route to the summit of Ausangate, and the normal route is a technical climb up the steep icefall of the south face.
Elevation (feet): |
20945 |
Elevation (meters): |
6384 |
Continent: |
South America |
Country: |
Peru |
Range/Region: |
Andes |
SubRange: |
Peruvian Andes |
Latitude: |
-13.7881 |
Longitude: |
-71.2308 |
Difficulty: |
Basic Snow/Ice Climb |
Best months for climbing: |
May, June, July, August, September |
Year first climbed: |
1953 |
First successful climber(s): |
H. Harrer, H. Steinmetz, F. Marz, J. Wellenkamp |
Convenient Center: |
Cuzco, Peru |
Nearest major airport: |
Cuzco, Peru |
Ausangate Trek Weather and Temperature |