Just before we can notice the high Andes from Santiago we can see a formation that is known as ‘Sierra de Ramon’, it is the back wall of Santiago that divides the city of the majestic Andes mountain, walking in these hills we can find breathtaking views of the Central Andes and to the east and all the central valley to the west with all the lights at sunset from santiago will make your experience an unforgettable trip, at the same time we will conquer the 2 classic peaks of the pre-mountain, the ‘Hill County’ (2700 mts) and the ‘San Ramon’  (3640 mts) which from its peak we can see 2 beautiful lakes that supply the drinking water to the big city of Santiago.

... A real classic of the Central Andes ...

Day 1 Santiago - Cerro Provincia (2700 mt)

We pick you up at 8 am to go straight to the ski resorts and in no more than half an hour we will start walking through the Santiago pre-mountain through the Escleorófilo forest, going up gradually until a huge quillai, known as ‘Alto del Naranjo’.

This will be our first stage to recover energy and continue climbing toward the summit as Santiago gets smaller at our backs and the summit closer to our eyes.

From here we will have a complete view of the Santiago valley, at the west and at the east by the giant Andean, the silence and majesty. We will camp in this place, from where we can contemplate the gigantic night of the lighted city.

Day 2 Cerro Provincia - Cerro San Ramon (3640 mt)

Early in the morning we wake up at the summit of the ‘province hill’, after breakfast and the taking down of the camp we will continue by the edge of the Sierra de Ramon mountains, to reach their highest spot, the summit of the ‘Ramon’s hill’ 3640 mt.

In here we will set up our camp and spend another night with the city at our feet and the Andes to our backs.

Day 3 Cerro San Ramón - Santiago

Today we start to go down, the sun will appear between the mountains. We will take down the camp and go down with no hurry by the same route, but instead of going by the edge we will make a detour by the ‘San Ramon’s gully’, as we go down the vegetation turns back and in about 5 hours we will be in a pine forest with a waterfall of more than 40 mts to recover our energy and continue where our bus is waiting for us to bring us back to Santiago. .

Lista de equipo

A continuación le entregamos una lista de la ropa que le recomendamos para que use en nuestra salida. Material de Montaña: Crampones, Bastones, Mochila de al menos 60 litros Material de Campamento: Saco de Dormir de al menos -10 °C, Colchoneta, Plato, taza, cuchara, cuchillo, tenedor. Ropa: Pantalón de Montaña ( goretex, sympatex o similar), Chaqueta de Gorete - softshell o similar, Un buen polar se recomienda windstopper, Parka de Pluma ( opcional pero altamente recomendada), 1 polera manga larga (capilene o similar), Calzoncillo Largo ( capilene o similar), 3 pares de calcetines sintéticos ( capilene o similar), 1 par de guantes de montaña, 1par de guantes para el campamento, Gorro sintético o de lana, Gorro para el sol, Zapatos de trekking ( al momento de inscribirse, informar que zapato es el que tienen). Otros: Anteojos de sol, Crema para el sol factor 40 o mas, Botella de agua, Linterna Frontal, Cortaplumas ( Opcional), Papel higiénico.