Cordillera Occidental
The Cordillera Occidental forms the western chain of Peru and Bolivia's Andes, containing active volcanoes rising above 6,000m. Sajama (6,542m) is the most prominent summit. Many peaks require straightforward glacier climbing and serve as classic acclimatization objectives before higher Himalayan expeditions.
10
Montagnes
5868 m
Sommet le plus haut
Aperçu des contours
Montagnes
Volcan Ollague (5868m)
5868 m
·Bolivia
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2
Nevado Tutupaca (5780m)
5780 m
·Peru
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3
Nevado Ubinas (5672m)
5672 m
·Peru
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3
Nevado Pichu Pichu (5664m)
5664 m
·Peru
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2
Volcan Isluga (5550m)
5550 m
·Chile
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3
Cerro Laram Khota (5520m)
5520 m
·Bolivia
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2
Cerro Quimsachata (5480m)
5480 m
·Bolivia
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2
Nevado Tata Sabaya (5430m)
5430 m
·Bolivia
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3
Nevado Ticsani (5408m)
5408 m
·Peru
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2
Volcan Sajama East (5330m)
5330 m
·Bolivia
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2