Private Climbs

Our Expertise at Your Convenience

While we celebrate our famed expeditions worldwide, certain situations are perfect for a private guided trip. We accommodate small groups on Aconcagua, or set up a 1:1 climb utilizing porters to move and carry to each camp.

Over the past 25 years Alpine Ascents has arranged private Aconcagua climbs with great success and we are happy to put together your custom climb.

If you would like information on the above, please contact Gordon Janow to help you plan your next travel experience.

Each season Alpine Ascents operates a number of private climbs for various reasons, such as:

  • Any individual or group with a desired start date
  • Custom itinerary or specific trip additions
  • Needing special attention or a longer itinerary to allow more time to acclimatize
  • Media groups and filmmakers
  • Nonprofit fundraising climbs

Loved the experience. Even though we were pinned down for five days at Camp One and did not summit, I still enjoyed the experience. Both Danny and Troy were excellent guides who demonstrated tremendous leadership. They were very generous with their time and stories. The entire team picked their brain regarding past climbs, climbing tips, […]

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Aconcagua at sunset. Photo: Willi Prittie.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
One of the many river crossings, aided by our 4-legged friends. Photo: Pablo Betancourt.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
Base Camp at night. Photo: Pablo Betancourt.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
View of Camp 1 nestled into some rock wind walls. Photo: Willi Prittie.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
Climbers heading to High Camp. Photo: Pablo Betancourt.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
The Legendary South Face of Aconcagua. Photo: Willi Prittie.
Snow covered route after a storm above camp 3. Photo: Willi Prittie.
Relaxing at high Camp. Photo: Willi Prittie.
Standing on the Summit of the Americas. Photo: Pablo Betancourt.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
Aconcagua. Photo: Ben Jones.
Alpine Ascents Aconcagua Climb
Photo: Ben Jones
Alpine Ascents Aconcagua Climb
Photo: Ben Jones
Alpine Ascents Aconcagua Climb
Photo: Ben Jones
Alpine Ascents Aconcagua Climb
Photo: Ben Jones
Alpine Ascents Aconcagua Climb
Photo: Ben Jones
Alpine Ascents Aconcagua Climb
Photo: Ben Jones
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