Mountain: | Iliniza (5 263 m / 17 267 ft) |
Activity type: | Mountaineering |
Activity level: | Easy/ Moderate |
Elevation: | 4 700 m / 15 420 ft |
Duration: | 2 Day(s) |
Expenses: | from$ 500 |
Route Name: |
Southeast Ridge, Normal Route, Ruta Normale, Стандартный Маршрут, Юго-Восточное Ребро |
Activity type: |
Mountaineering |
Activity level: |
Easy/ Moderate |
Type of Climb: |
Rock |
Location: |
South America, Ecuador: (Provincia de Pichincha) |
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First Ascent: |
1/1/2015 |
Duration: |
2 Day(s) |
Max. Elevation: |
4 700m / 15 420 ft |
Vertical Gain: |
1 226m / 4 022 ft |
Length: |
11km / 7 miles |
Climbing Season(s): | Please update |
Nearst Airport(s): |
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Convenience Center(s): | |
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The route starts from the parking lot "La Virgen", situated at 3900 meters in 9 kilometers from the El Chaupi. The first 3 km go through the alpine meadows on the well-recognized trail. Then you'll climb up a long scree slope, that will lead you in a 2-3 hours to the refuge "Ilinitza". The refuge is located on the wide saddle between North and South Ilinizas.
Wake up early and be on route about 4 am. The trail to the southeast ridge could be well beaten depending on the climbing season. Always keep your way up unless you find a few steep sections to negotiate. You’ll get to the base of a false summit where you may need to make a traverse to the north. After traversing and going down a bit, you’ll find yourself at Paso de la Muerte (Pass of Death). This is a steep rocky gully that can be easily climbed with caution, especially if there’s some ice/snow on it. Keep traversing all the way north below the true summit which can be seen right above. A last steep gully should be climbed in order to access to the last short traverse, located a few meters below the summit, which is marked with an iron cross.
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