Our guides are carefully selected and trained to ensure they deliver the quality standards you deserve.
All of them guaranty their working knowledge within groups, through their experience as climbers, with a 2 and a half year career at the EPGAMT (School of High Mountain and Trekking Guides) and AAGM (Argentinean Association of Mountain Guides).
Aymará provides each expedition with a High Mountain Guide during the whole expedition and a Trekking Guide for every 3 or 4 clients, who works as an assistant. This ensures that the group is assisted at every moment and place. If one of the members of the group needs to return or if he/she is slower than the rest, he/she will be always accompanied by our guides.
The following pictures speak more than words:
Javier Beiza with a client in a traverse from Camp 2
in Plaza Argentina to the Normal Route (Season 04 – 05).
Our group in Casa de Piedra during an approach to Plaza Argentina, Aconcagua (Season 04 - 05).
Our Group at a stop on the way to the ascension to the Aconcagua (Season 04 - 05).
Miguel "Micky" López (Centre), Fernando "Pollo" Garmendia (Right) and Aldo "Cata" Banchig (Left).
In June 2004, our guides Oscar Moricci y Mariano Vazquez, cross to North America, to climb Mt. Mc Kinley 6.200 m. We are proud of them.
Oscar “Papi” Moricci with Mariano Vazquez in Mt. Mc Kinley´s summit.
The Argentinean “mate”, hydration, reflection, friendship and rest, a ritual in the mountains.
In March, 2005, Pablo Tapia along with two partners, climb the Tupungato Volcano of 6.700 m. by the South face.
A true expedition, on an unknown route.
Our Director, Martín Grech on the summit of the Aconcagua.
Our guide Juan Araya encouraging our clients, some meters before reaching the summit.
At this moment, Mariano Vazquez, Andrés Girotti and Gabriel Rocamora are climbing in Yosemite Valley, in California. Coming soon…their pictures and a report of their experience.
In March, 2005 Silvio Gurrieri, kayak and rafting guide descends the Tunuyán River for the second time. He was the first who descended this river (In 2004). Undoubtedly, this expedition to the Tunuyán River requires all the attributes of a great exploration.
Congratulations!!!
Loading the kayaks on the mules for the transportation.
Two days in the most incredible landscapes of the Andes range to get to the river source.
A stop in a very large river.
Let’s fly…
Congratulations and keep your spirit alive.
Our Guides certify the title Wilderness First Responser
This year whilst working towards a constant training standard for our guides, we finished the Wilderness First Responder course, delivered by the Fundación Ecomed (Ecomed Foundation)
This way, we are one step closer in achieving the quality protocol standards that we want our expeditions have.
