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Sajama National Park

climbing Pomerape volcano is a bit more technical than his twin Parinacota

Climb on top of Pomerape volcano 6280m - the lower Payachata twin

Pomerape is the lower of the Payachatas (twins in Aymara native language).  When climbing the South face from the new refuge between the 2 volcanoes a 100m 55-60° wall awaits you before you reach the summit ! Even though it is 50m lower than Parinakhota volcano it is by far a more diverse and technical route. There exists an easier route for less experienced climbers from the NE side. The volcano is usually climbed within one or two days.

 

Normal route, south-east ridge:

AD, 200m face at 60° at the end

the upper part of the South face

the upper part of the South face

steep slope

steep slope

reaching the eastern ridge

reaching the eastern ridge

parinakhota twin seen by night

parinakhota twin seen by night

steep slope and parinakhota

steep slope and parinakhota

getting there

getting there

climber sun and dead man anchor

climber sun and dead man anchor

the twins seen from Acotango volcano

the twins seen from Acotango volcano

the south face by night

the south face by night

Seen from his twin brother

Seen from his twin brother

Pomerape is the left one

Pomerape is the left one

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