Climbing in Piedras Blancas (trip)

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Climbing in Piedras Blancas

  • Bariloche Airport, Argentina
  • Active & Adventure
Argentina, South America, Patagonia

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Period offered: October-May. The provider (view their profile) can provide you with specific departure dates, final prices, and other information.


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from $150* per person1 DaysOctober-May
Comfort accommodations Exertion level: 3
Operator: Andescross 24 people max
Enjoy a full day of climbing on routes with an excellent view of Nahuel Huapi lake and the city of Bariloche. These are technical routes, ideal for intermediate climbers. After climbing all day, we suggest a late-day tour of Bariloche - when the scenery is most beautiful.Includes transport, guide, equipment and snacks

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Argentina, South America, Patagonia

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  • This is a custom departure, meaning this trip is offered on dates that you arrange privately with the provider. Additionally, you need to form your own private group for this trip. The itinerary and price here is just a sample. Contact the provider for detailed pricing, minimum group size, and scheduling information. For most providers, the larger the group you are traveling with, the lower the per-person cost will be.

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Enjoy a full day of climbing on routes with an excellent view of Nahuel Huapi lake and the city of Bariloche. These are technical routes, ideal for intermediate climbers. After climbing all day, we suggest a late-day tour of Bariloche - when the scenery is most beautiful.Includes transport, guide, equipment and snacks

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