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Quick Facts: Lanín
- Elevation: 3,776m
- Country: Argentina
- Region: South America
- Guide Companies: 0 verified operators
- Season: Weather: During the peak climbing season, temperatures at the base of Lanín range from 10 ºC to 15 º
- Currency: Argentine peso (ARS), but many guides also accept US dollars (USD).
- Languages: Spanish
Region: South America, Argentina
Climbing History
Facts and information about Lanín, the tallest volcano in Patagonia that also serves as the border marker between Argentina and Chile.
Notable Routes
There are two main starting points for any mountaineering trip to Lanín: Pucón, Chile (normal route) and Junín de los Andes (the south face route). This is where the vast majority of guides will meet up with climbers prior to heading to the trailhead. The former may be reached by direct flight from Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL), in Santiago, to Temuco airport (ZCO). From the airport, there are buses to Pucón. Junín de los Andes can be reached by flying from one of the two international airports in Buenos Aires to Aviador Carlos Campos Airport (CPC). The town can easily be reached by bus from the airport. Your travel route will vary depending on the expedition you choose. Please refer to the individual guides expeditions for more information.
Weather Information
Weather: During the peak climbing season, temperatures at the base of Lanín range from 10 ºC to 15 ºC (50 ºF to 60 ºF). These drop to below freezing toward the summit. In the spring and autumn, temperatures at the base tend to be a bit cooler as well. The summer tends to be the driest time of year on the volcano, but rain is not infrequent., Best Time to Visit: December to May, Average Expedition Length 2 days
Frequently Asked Questions about Lanín
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What is the best time to climb Lanín?
Weather: During the peak climbing season, temperatures at the base of Lanín range from 10 ºC to 15 ºC (50 ºF to 60 ºF). These drop to below freezing toward the summit. In the spring and autumn, temper
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