Ascend an active volcano in the depths of Cajón del Maipo!
An incredible expedition in the central Andes
San Jose Volcano
Only three volcanoes in the central Andes are active, one of them is the majestic and imposing San José Volcano. The others are the Tupungatito Volcano (5,600 masl) and the Maipo Volcano (5,323 masl).
The San José Volcano rises with its 5,856 meters above sea level in the beautiful valleys of the Cajon del Maipo. Surrounded by rivers, large rock walls and mountains that impress with their different shades. This Volcano invites us to enjoy step by step an unforgettable experience in the central Andes, you can connect with this unique landscape, feel the wind, the scent of wildflowers, drink pure water coming down from the eternal snow of this great Volcano. With a challenging slope you will be able to test yourself, this great Volcano has “3 summits” and it will depend on the weather or the climate in its proximities which one you will be able to visit the day of the ascent. There is the crater of the Volcano that impresses by its magnitude, the Chilean Summit and the International Summit. With the best weather, we will be able to reach the 3 summits and go around the crater, but if the conditions do not allow it, the Volcano generally allows us to reach the crater and/or the Chilean summit.
The San José Volcano belongs to the San José Volcanic Complex, a volcanic complex that has several emission centers aligned in a northwest direction, forming two superimposed main volcanic edifices. The southern volcano, with a flattened summit, is the main cone, with four superimposed central craters forming a depression, in whose northern half is located the active crater, with a small dome inside and almost permanent fumarolic activity. The northern volcano has a wide open crater to the southwest and two small cones on its southeast and north flanks. This complex is covered by extensive glaciers on its eastern flank and several smaller ones in the western sector, being La Engorda and Nieves Negras glaciers the most important ones. There are numerous reports of recent eruptive activity, which according to them would reach up to 21 events possibly occurred between 1822 and 1960.
Although this is a historically active volcano, an updated review of the historical record indicates that there is no clear evidence of major eruptions.
Extensive valleys, plentiful rivers and millenary glaciers are part of the wonderful landscapes in which the great San José Volcano is located.
Ascend one of the active volcanoes of the central Andes!
¿Where is the San José volcano located?
Location: San José Volcano (5.856 masl), Santiago de Chile.
Region: Metropolitan Region (RM).
What is the distance (km) from Santiago to Cabrerio, (start of the route) sector Cajón del Maipo?
Distance from Santiago to Cabrerio via G-25 one way: 109 km approx.
Distance from Santiago to Cabrerio via G -25 return route: 109 km approx.
Total distance round trip: 218 km approx.
We will pick you up and drop you off at the place you prefer, it can be at the airport, at your home or domicile, hotel or hostel, meeting point.
We will pick you up and drop you off at the place that suits you best. In the case of this Expedition, we can pick you up and drop you off within the Metropolitan Region (Santiago de Chile). We can pick you up at the airport, home or domicile, hotel or hostel or meeting point and we can drop you off at the same or another point if you require it. Both the pickup and return is done where the client indicates as long as the place indicated is within the area and / or region mentioned above and with prior coordination with our team.
Altitude
Initial Altitude: El Cabrerio (2.349 masl), parking lot.
Maximum Altitude: San José volcano summit (5.856 masl), Santiago de Chile.
What is the distance (km) to be covered?
Distance from El Cabrerio (2,349 masl), parking area to Las Lajas Base Camp 1 (3,800 masl): 8.6 km approx.
Distance from Base Camp 1 (3,800 masl) to Base Camp 2 (4,300 masl): 1.7 km approx.
Distance (round trip) from Base Camp 2 (4,300 masl) to the summit of San José Volcano (5,856 masl): 11 km approx.
Distance from Base Camp 2 (4,300 masl) to the Cabrerio sector (2,349 masl), parking area: 10.3 km.
Total distance to be hiked in km: 31.6 km.
We present the main attractions of the San José Volcano.
You will visit an active volcano in the Central Andes.
You will ascend a volcano over 5,000 meters above sea level.
You will live the experience of a high mountain expedition.
You will test your limits with a challenging ascent.
You will learn about the history of Cajon del Maipo and its geological relevance.
You will be able to travel through unique landscapes in the interior of the Andes Mountains, among mountains, rivers and glaciers.
You will see and learn about the endemic flora and fauna of the central Andes and central Chile.
Incredible views of the great mountains of the Andes Mountain Range await you, from the summit you can see the great Mt. Marmolejo 6,108 meters above sea level, the southernmost 6,000 in the world.
Ideal season for this Expeditionemporada ideal para realizar esta Expedición
We recommend you to do this expedition between the months of November and April. But it can also be done in autumn and winter, during the months of May, June, July, August, September and October.
What are the requirements for this Expedition?
Previous experience in trekking and/or mountaineering activities is required.
You must have the physical capacity to carry a backpack of 60-80 liters in certain sections during the approach, since the muleteers and mules arrive only up to the sector of Las Lajas at 3,800 meters above sea level, from this sector onwards each participant must carry their own backpack and equipment.
You must be in good health according to the activity.
It is recommended not to have recent operations and/or injuries since the route requires walking long stretches with weight on rocky terrain.
To have the appropriate personal technical clothing for the activity.
If you are a minor, you must have written authorization from your parents or guardians.
You must complete and sign a medical form which is given to you before each activity.
Programs and itineraries designed to give you a unique experience in each place we visit. Discover the culture, gastronomy, history and people of each place we visit.
Choose the itinerary of your preference, the accordion will be displayed and at the end of each itinerary you will find the prices of each program and itinerary of this activity.
We invite you to take a look at our available itineraries!
Check our available itineraries: 4-day basic itinerary and 4-day full itinerary (only for acclimatized clients or with previous experience); 5-day basic itinerary and 5-day full itinerary.
4 Days Itineraries
BASIC ITINERARY - 4 DAYS - SAN JOSE VOLCANO
4-day basic itinerary (only 4×4 transport, guides and mules) – San Jose Volcano Expedition
- Location: Las Arenas Valley, Cajon del Maipo, Santiago de Chile.
- Initial Altitude: 2.349 masl (El Cabrerio parking lot).
- Maximum Altitude: 5.856 masl, San Jose Volcano summit.
4-day basic itinerary, San Jose Volcano Expedition:
Santiago – El Cabrerio area, Cajon del Maipo (2.349 masl) – Plantat Refuge trekking (3.130 masl) – Camp 1, Las Lajas camp (3.800 masl).
We include:
- Pick up hotel, hostal, address or meeting point.
- Meeting with muleteers and mules, loading of equipment.
- Base camp set up.
Camp 1 (3.800 masl) – Camp 2 (4.300 masl), This is the last camp that still has water due to the scarcity of snow on the Volcano.
We include:
Camp 2 (4.300 masl) – San José volcano summit (5.856 masl) – Camp 2 (4.300 masl).
Camp 2 (4.300 masl) – Disassembly of Camp 2 (4.300 masl) – Meeting with muleteer and mules in Las Lajas sector (3.800 masl) – El Cabrerio (2.349 masl), parking lot – Santiago.
We include:
- Camp disassembly.
- Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
- Drop off hotel, hostel, address or meeting point.
Other services included:
- Bilingual high mountain guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Assistant guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Interpretive maps.
- Binoculars.
- Complete first aid kit; This kit meets all the requirements to be able to assist our clients in remote areas. It is important, if the client presents some type of diagnosis, such as hypertension, diabetes or other, to warn the guide in advance. It is an obligation for the safety of our clients and guides to fill out the medical form, which will be provided in advance. The client must also carry his own medication and it is suggested to carry a personal first aid kit in case of requiring retained medication.
- Muleteer and mules, loading of equipment from El Cabrerío parking lot – Las Lajas Sector (to and from).
- Masks, alcohol gel and infrared thermometer to measure temperature.
- Accident insurance is included for Adventure Tourism activities.
- GPS.
- Intercommunication radios.
- Satelital telephone ($2.000 per minute will be charged).
Specification of transportation, food, guides, and others:
Our vehicles are equipped to operate in high mountain terrain, they comply with all safety systems established by law to operate in this type of terrain.
- Toyota 4Runner 4×4 equipped for high mountain terrain.
- Mitsubishi L200 CRT 4×4 equipped for high mountain terrain.
Both vehicles include:
- Identification with company logo.
- Winter kit.
- Spare sixth wheel.
- Roll support bars.
- Mountain conditioning equipment.
Food provided by Allmountain:
- This itinerary does not include meals.
Guide and Assistant guide:
- Bilingual high mountain guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Assistant guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
Important information: We promote NO animal abuse. Therefore, the pack mules will not carry more than a reasonable weight and we will verify before each activity the conditions of the animal. As a company, we make sure to work together with the muleteer, the welfare of the mules that participate in our expeditions, knowing the places where they feed, where they live and the treatment they receive.
Photography Service:
- Delivery of photographic sets to our clients.
Satellite telephone:
- Iridium Satelital telephones Latin America plan (The use of the satelital telephone has a service charge associated with the use of your minutes, value per minute $2,000 CLP).
Covid 19 prevention elements:
- Alcohol Gel.
- Infrared thermometer to measure temperature.
- Mask.
Equipment not provided by Allmountain in the basic itinerary and required in the San Jose Volcano expedition:
- 4-season tents.
- Kitchenettes.
- Plate/fork/knife/spoon/glass.
- Pots and utensils for cleaning.
- All meals included during the expedition (breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner). Clients must provide and cook their own food.
Obligatory technical equipment not included in the basic itinerary:
- Trekking poles.
- Ice axe.
- Helmet.
- Crampons (depending on the weather conditions that will be forecast for the days of ascent).
- Sleeping bags -30°C.
- Standard sleeping pad.
Attention: In case you have your personal technical equipment, it will be checked in the meeting prior to the activity to validate its functionality. If the guide in charge considers that the equipment is not in a condition to be used during the activity, it must be replaced by the equipment provided by Allmountain Chile.
This itinerary does not include:
- Technical clothing (If you require technical clothing we can suggest where to rent it).
- Food for the expedition days.
- Mountain cook.
- Technical equipment.
- Camping equipment.
- Payment of entrance fees to the sector Valle de la Engorda.
Prices per person 4-day basic itinerary – San José Volcano Expedition
Prices per person (CLP)
IVA Included
1 Person: $ 1.200.000.- CLP
2 Persons: $ 720.000.- CLP (Per person)
3 Persons: $ 670.000.- CLP (Per person)
4 Persons: $ 540.000.- CLP (Per person)
5 Persons: $ 480.000.- CLP (Per person)
FULL ITINERARY - 4 DAYS - SAN JOSE VOLCANO
Full Itinerary – 4 days (all inclusive) – San Jose Volcano Expedition
- Location: Las Arenas Valley, Cajon del Maipo, Santiago de Chile.
- Initial Altitude: 2.349 masl (El Cabrerio parking lot).
- Maximum Altitude: 5.856 masl, San Jose volcano summit.
Itinerary of 4 days Full, San Jose Volcano Expedition:
Santiago – El Cabrerio area, Cajon del Maipo (2.349 masl) – Plantat Refuge trekking (3.130 masl) – Camp 1, Las Lajas camp (3.800 masl).
We include:
- Pick up at hotel, hostel, home or meeting point.
- Entrance fee to the Valle de La Engorda sector.
- Ration of march.
- Meeting with muleteers and mules, loading of equipment.
- Set up of base camp.
- Lunch / Dinner.
Camp 1 (3.800 masl) – Camp 2 (4.300 masl), This is the last camp that still has water due to the scarcity of snow on the Volcano.
We include:
- Breakfast.
- Disassembly of base camp 1.
- Carrying of equipment.
- Ration of march.
- Dinner.
Camp 2 (4.300 masl) – San José volcano summit (5.856 masl) – Camp 2 (4.300 masl).
We include:
- Breakfast.
- Ration of march.
- Dinner.
Camp 2 (4.300 masl) – Disassembly of Camp 2 (4.300 masl) – Meeting with muleteer and mules in Las Lajas sector (3.800 masl) – El Cabrerio (2.349 masl), parking lot – Santiago.
We include:
- Breakfast.
- Ration of march.
- Disassembly of base camp.
- Carrying of equipment.
- Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
- Dinner in a typical restaurant of Cajón del Maipo.
- Drop off hotel, hostel, home or meeting point.
Equipo proporcionado por Allmountain:
- The North Face 4 seasons tents.
- Gas stove.
- Plate/ fork/ knife/ spoon/ cup/ glass.
- Pots and utensils for cleaning.
- All meals included during the expedition (breakfast, walking ration, lunch, snack and dinner). The guides will provide food for the clients.
- Masks, alcohol gel and infrared thermometer to measure temperature.
Other services included:
- Bilingual high mountain guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Assistant guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Mountain cook.
- Muleteers and muleteers, equipment loading.
- Food for the expedition days. Our guides will be in charge of providing food for the clients.
- Interpretative maps.
- Binoculars.
- Complete first aid kit; This kit meets all the requirements to assist our clients in remote areas. It is important, if the client presents some type of diagnosis, such as hypertension, diabetes or other, to warn the guide in advance. It is an obligation for the safety of our clients and guides to fill out the medical form, which will be provided in advance. The client must also carry his own medication and it is suggested to carry a personal first aid kit in case of requiring retained medication.
- Masks, alcohol gel and infrared thermometer to measure temperature.
- Muleteer and mules, loading of equipment from the parking lot El Cabrerío – Sector Las Lajas (to and from).
- Accident insurance is included for Adventure Tourism activities.
- GPS.
- Intercommunication radios.
- Satelital telephone ($2.000 per minute will be charged).
Technical equipment included and provided by Allmountain:
- Trekking poles.
- Ice axe.
- Helmet.
- Crampons (depending on the weather conditions that will be forecast for the days of ascent).
- Sleeping bags -30°C.
- Standard sleeping pad.
Attention: If you have your personal technical equipment, it will be checked in the meeting prior to the activity to validate its functionality. If the guide in charge considers that the equipment is not in good condition to be used during the activity, it must be replaced by the equipment provided by Allmountain Chile.
Specification of transportation, food, guides, and others:
Our vehicles are equipped to operate in high mountain terrain, they comply with all safety systems established by law to operate in this type of terrain.
- Toyota 4Runner 4×4 equipped for high mountain terrain.
- Mitsubishi L200 CRT 4×4 equipped for high mountain terrain.
Both vehicles include:
- Identification with company logo.
- Winter kit.
- Spare sixth wheel.
- Roll support bars.
- Mountain conditioning equipment.
Food provided by Allmountain:
Food Expedition days: 4 days.
- Breakfast.
- Travel snack.
- Ration of March or cold box lunch.
- Lunch.
- Dinner.
- Payment of typical restaurant at the return of the Expedition.
***Important information: If you require a special diet or you are vegan, celiac or other please specify in Medical Form.
Guide and Assistant guide:
- Bilingual high mountain guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Assistant guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Mountain cook. From the 3rd PAX.
Important information: We promote NO animal abuse. Therefore, the pack mules will not carry more than a reasonable weight and we will verify before each activity the conditions of the animal. As a company, we make sure to work together with the muleteer, the welfare of the mules that participate in our expeditions, knowing the places where they feed, where they live and the treatment they receive.
Photography Service:
- Delivery of photographic sets to our clients.
Satellite telephone:
- Iridium Satelital telephones Latin America plan (The use of the satelital telephone has a service charge associated with the use of your minutes, value per minute $2,000 CLP).
Covid 19 prevention elements:
- Alcohol Gel.
- Infrared thermometer to measure temperature.
- Mask.
This itinerary does not include:
- Technical clothing (If you require technical clothing we can suggest where to rent it).
Prices per person 4-day full itinerary – San José Volcano Expedition
1 Person: $ 1.375.000.- CLP
2 Persons: $ 850.000.- CLP (Per person)
3 Persons: $ 790.000.- CLP (Per person)
4 Persons: $ 690.000.- CLP (Per person)
5 Persons: $ 650.000.- CLP (Per person)
BASIC ITINERARY - 5 DAYS - SAN JOSE VOLCANO
Basic Itinerary – 5 days (only 4×4, guided and mule transportation) – San Jose Volcano Expedition
- Location: Sector Valle de las Arenas, Cajón del Maipo. Santiago de Chile.
- Initial Altitude: 2.349 masl (El Cabrerio Parking lot).
- Maximum Altitude: 5.856 masl, San Jose volcano summit.
5-day basic itinerary, San Jose Volcano Expedition:
Santiago – El Cabrerío area, Cajon del Maipo (2.349 masl) – Plantat refuge trekking (3.130 masl) – Camp 1, Las Lajas area (3.800 masl).
We include:
- Pick up hotel, hostel, home or meeting point.
- Meeting with muleteers and mules, loading of equipment.
- Set up of base camp.
Camp 1 (3.800 masl) – Camp 2 (4.300 masl) This is the last camp that still has water due to the scarcity of snow on the Volcano.
We included:
- Disassembly of base camp 1.
- Day 3 (acclimatization day)
Camp 2 (4.300 masl) – San Jose volcano summit (5.856 masl) – Camp 2 (4.300 masl).
Campamento 2 (4.300 msnm) – Cumbre Volcán San José (5.856 msnm) – Campamento 2 (4.300 msnm).
Camp 2 (4.300 masl) – Camp 2 Disassembly (4.300 masl) – Meeting with muleteer and mules in Las Lajas sector (3.800 masl) – El Cabrerio (2.349 masl), parking lot – Santiago.
We included:
- Disassembly of base camp.
- Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
- Drop off hotel, hostel, address or meeting point.
Other services included:
- Bilingual high mountain guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Assistant guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Interpretive maps.
- Binoculars.
- Complete first aid kit; This kit meets all the requirements to be able to assist our clients in remote areas. It is important, if the client presents some type of diagnosis, such as hypertension, diabetes or other, to warn the guide in advance. It is an obligation for the safety of our clients and guides to fill out the medical form, which will be provided in advance. The client must also carry his own medication and it is suggested to carry a personal first aid kit in case of requiring retained medication.
- Muleteer and mules, loading of equipment from El Cabrerío parking lot – Las Lajas Sector (to and from).
- Masks, alcohol gel and infrared thermometer to measure temperature.
- Accident insurance is included for Adventure Tourism activities.
- GPS.
- Intercommunication radios.
- Satelital telephone ($2.000 per minute will be charged).
Specification of transportation, food, guides, and others: specificación de transporte, alimentación, guías, y otros:
Our vehicles are equipped to operate in high mountain terrain, they comply with all safety systems established by law to operate in this type of terrain.
- Toyota 4Runner 4×4 equipped for high mountain terrain.
- Mitsubishi L200 CRT 4×4 equipped for high mountain terrain.
Both vehicles include:
- Identification with company logo.
- Winter kit.
- Spare sixth wheel.
- Roll support bars.
- Mountain conditioning equipment.
Food provided by Allmountain:
- This itinerary does not include meals.
Guide and Assistant guide:
- Bilingual high mountain guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Assistant guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
Important information: We promote NO animal abuse. Therefore, the pack mules will not carry more than a reasonable weight and we will verify before each activity the conditions of the animal. As a company, we make sure to work together with the muleteer, the welfare of the mules that participate in our expeditions, knowing the places where they feed, where they live and the treatment they receive.
Photography Service:
- Delivery of photographic sets to our clients.
Satellite telephone:
- Iridium Satelital telephones Latin America plan (The use of the satelital telephone has a service charge associated with the use of your minutes, value per minute $2,000 CLP).
Covid 19 prevention elements:
- Alcohol Gel.
- Infrared thermometer to measure temperature.
- Mask.
Equipment not provided by Allmountain in the basic itinerary and required in the San Jose Volcano expedition:
- 4-season tents.
- Kitchenettes.
- Plate/fork/knife/spoon/glass.
- Pots and utensils for cleaning.
- All meals included during the expedition (breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner). Clients must provide and cook their own food.
Obligatory technical equipment not included in the basic itinerary:
- Trekking poles.
- Ice axe.
- Helmet.
- Crampons (depending on the weather conditions that will be forecast for the days of ascent).
- Sleeping bags -30°C.
- Standard sleeping pad.
Attention: In case you have your personal technical equipment, it will be checked in the meeting prior to the activity to validate its functionality. If the guide in charge considers that the equipment is not in a condition to be used during the activity, it must be replaced by the equipment provided by Allmountain Chile.
This itinerary does not include:
- Technical clothing (If you require technical clothing we can suggest where to rent it).
- Food for the expedition days.
- Mountain cook.
- Technical equipment.
- Camping equipment.
- Payment of entrance fees to the sector Valle de la Engorda.
Prices per person 5-day basic itinerary San José Volcano Expedition
Prices per person (CLP)
IVA Included
1 Person: $ 1.400.000.- CLP
2 Persons: $ 750.000.- CLP (Per person)
3 Persons: $ 700.000.- CLP (Per person)
4 Persons: $ 650.000.- CLP (Per person)
5 Persons: $ 560.000.- CLP (Per person)
FULL ITINERARY - 5 DAYS - SAN JOSE VOLCANO
Full Itinerary – 5 Days – San Jose Volcano Expedition
- Location: Las Arenas Valley, Cajon del Maipo, Santiago de Chile.
- Initial Altitude: 2.349 masl (El Cabrerio parking lot).
- Maximum Altitude: 5.856 masl, San Jose volcano summit.
5 days full itinerary, San Jose Volcano Expedition:
Santiago – El Cabrerío area, Cajon del Maipo (2.349 masl) – Plantat refuge trekking (3.130 masl) – Camp 1, Las Lajas area (3.800 masl).
We include:
- Pick up at hotel, hostel, home or meeting point.
- Entrance fee to the Valle de La Engorda sector.
- Ration of march.
- Meeting with muleteers and mules, loading of equipment.
- Set up of base camp.
- Lunch / Dinner.
Camp 1 (3.800 masl) – Camp 2 (4.300 masl) This is the last camp that still has water due to the scarcity of snow on the Volcano.
We included:
- Breakfast.
- Dismantling of base camp 1.
- Carrying of equipment.
- Ration of march.
- Dinner.
- Day 3 (acclimatization day)
Camp 2 (4.300 masl) – San Jose volcano summit (5.856 masl) – Camp 2 (4.300 masl).
We included:
- Breakfast.
- Lunch.
- Snack.
- Dinner.
Camp 2 (4.300 masl) – San Jose volcano summit (5.856 masl) – Camp 2 (4.300 masl).
We included:
- Breakfast.
- Ration of march.
- Dinner.
Camp 2 (4.300 masl) – Camp 2 Disassembly (4.300 masl) – Meeting with muleteer and mules in Las Lajas sector (3.800 masl) – El Cabrerio (2.349 masl), parking lot – Santiago.
We included:
- Breakfast.
- March ration.
- Disassembly of base camp.
- Carrying of equipment.
- Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
- Dinner in a typical restaurant of Cajón del Maipo.
- Drop off hotel, hostel, home or meeting point.
Equipment provided by Allmountain:
- The North Face 4 seasons tents.
- Gas stove.
- Plate/ fork/ knife/ spoon/ cup/ glass.
- Pots and utensils for cleaning.
- All meals included during the expedition (breakfast, walking ration, lunch, snack and dinner). The guides will provide food for the clients.
- Masks, alcohol gel and infrared thermometer to measure temperature.
Other services included:
- Bilingual high mountain guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Assistant guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Mountain cook.
- Muleteers and muleteers, equipment loading.
- Food for the expedition days. Our guides will be in charge of providing food for the clients.
- Interpretative maps.
- Binoculars.
- Complete first aid kit; This kit meets all the requirements to assist our clients in remote areas. It is important, if the client presents some type of diagnosis, such as hypertension, diabetes or other, to warn the guide in advance. It is an obligation for the safety of our clients and guides to fill out the medical form, which will be provided in advance. The client must also carry his own medication and it is suggested to carry a personal first aid kit in case of requiring retained medication.
- Muleteers and mules, loading of equipment from the parking lot El Cabrerío – Sector Las Lajas (to and from).
- Accident insurance is included for Adventure Tourism activities.
- GPS.
- Intercommunication radios.
- Satelital telephone ($2.000 per minute will be charged).
Technical equipment included and provided by Allmountain:
- Trekking poles.
- Ice axe.
- Helmet.
- Crampons (depending on the weather conditions that will be forecast for the days of ascent).
- Sleeping bags -30°C.
- Standard sleeping pad.
Attention: If you have your personal technical equipment, it will be checked in the meeting prior to the activity to validate its functionality. If the guide in charge considers that the equipment is not in good condition to be used during the activity, it must be replaced by the equipment provided by Allmountain Chile.
Specification of transportation, food, guides, and others:
Our vehicles are equipped to operate in high mountain terrain, they comply with all safety systems established by law to operate in this type of terrain.
- Toyota 4Runner 4×4 equipped for high mountain terrain.
- Mitsubishi L200 CRT 4×4 equipped for high mountain terrain.
Both vehicles include:
- Identification with company logo.
- Winter kit.
- Spare sixth wheel.
- Roll support bars.
- Mountain conditioning equipment.
Food provided by Allmountain:
Food Expedition days: 4 days.
- Breakfast.
- Travel snack.
- Ration of March or cold box lunch.
- Lunch.
- Dinner.
- Payment of typical restaurant at the return of the Expedition.
***Important information: If you require a special diet or you are vegan, celiac or other please specify in Medical Form.
Guide and Assistant guide:
- Bilingual high mountain guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Assistant guide with international WFR NASAR certification (Wilderness First Responder).
- Mountain cook. From the 3rd PAX.
Important information: We promote NO animal abuse. Therefore, the pack mules will not carry more than a reasonable weight and we will verify before each activity the conditions of the animal. As a company, we make sure to work together with the muleteer, the welfare of the mules that participate in our expeditions, knowing the places where they feed, where they live and the treatment they receive.
Photography Service:
- Delivery of photographic sets to our clients.
Satellite telephone:
- Iridium Satelital telephones Latin America plan (The use of the satelital telephone has a service charge associated with the use of your minutes, value per minute $2,000 CLP).
Covid 19 prevention elements:
- Alcohol Gel.
- Infrared thermometer to measure temperature.
- Mask.
This itinerary does not include:
- Technical clothing (If you require technical clothing we can suggest where to rent it).
PPrices per person – Full Itinerary – 5 days – San Jose Volcano Expedition
Prices per person (CLP)
IVA Included
1 Person: $ 1.550.000.- CLP
2 Persons: $ 950.000.- CLP (Per person)
3 Persons: $ 890.000.- CLP (Per person)
4 Persons: $ 790.000.- CLP (Per person)
5 Persons: $ 700.000.- CLP (Per person)
Reservations
To confirm your reservation you must pay 50% of the total amount of the expedition. To do so, please write to our email info@allmountain.cl and we will tell you the form and details of payment.
**The payment of the reservation, made from abroad is made through Paypal: When using this form of payment, the corresponding amount will be added according to the amount of the reservation, which is the Paypal charge when payments are made from abroad.
This is how we like to work and enjoy every activity
We work only with 4×4 vehicles equipped for the mountains. (Comfortable and with great capacity for mountain trails).
We work with groups that, in general, do not exceed six people per outing (which helps us to provide a more personalized service, in which a more familiar and concentrated atmosphere is generated).
Allmountain is certified by Sernatur (Certification of Tourist Guides; Certification in Adventure Tourism, sub-areas of: High Mountain, hiking, trekking, climbing) and is currently registered in the Registry of Tourism Service Providers of the same institution.
Our guides are people with experience in the field and have the required certifications to work in these activities (certifications that are also being updated), such as: Wilderness First Responder (WFR) Certification.
In each activity, we privilege the provision of a sustainable service: we use recyclable and organic products, we promote the principles of NDR (Leave No Trace), we promote local tourism, etc.
If you want to participate in a trekking or expedition and you do not have the technical equipment to do so, Allmountain includes them in each activity (if required). Example: tent, crampons, ice axe, helmet, etc.
We are committed to sustainable and sustainable tourism
In every trekking, expedition, mountain tour or climbing trip, we bet on one:
Cultural Sustainability:
Souvenirs from local artisans: We visit cultural centers, museums, craft fairs in order to promote the consumption of products from local communities and for our customers to interact with them to get a complete experience of the local community and their customs, food and so on.
Ecological Sustainability:
We use soaps and natural cleaning products that do not pollute the soil and water of the places we visit.
We use glass containers and after each activity we separate and recycle the garbage produced during our outings.
We try to clean the places we visit or bring the garbage we find.
Energy Sustainability:
Solar battery chargers: We use solar battery chargers to charge our cell phones, cameras and other electronic items.
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