Nevado del Tolima (Summit Attempt)

“We don’t operate mass mountain tours. We design responsible expeditions where the summit is the goal, and conservation and a safe return home are our priorities.”

Our approach combines:
Real technical safety
Applied environmental education
Low-impact operations
Integration with the rural economy

OVERVIEW
Embark on a true high-altitude expedition to one of Colombia’s most imposing and technically demanding volcanoes: Nevado del Tolima (5,260 m).
This high-altitude traverse connects the Andean forest with the Nevado del Tolima glacial system. The program is designed with appropriate acclimatization, technical terrain management, and safety protocols.

The route begins in the Cocora Valley and ascends gradually through Andean forest, high Andean páramo, and glacial moraine, until reaching Base Camp (Primavera or La Playa sector). From there, after an acclimatization and physical evaluation process, the summit attempt is made at night, traversing steep slopes, unstable volcanic terrain, and a glacier.

It is a physically demanding expedition, exposed to extreme weather conditions, low atmospheric pressure, sub-zero temperatures, and inherent mountain risks.
Summit success is not guaranteed. Safety always takes precedence. This operation is conducted under principles of minimal environmental impact within Los Nevados National Natural Park.