Options for "Climbing Cresta Llosás to Aneto"

"Climbing Cresta Llosás to Aneto"

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Options for "Climbing Cresta Llosás to Aneto"

Llosás ridge to Aneto with a guide

Reach Aneto via the Llosás ridge, an alpine rock traverse in the Maladeta massif. The route explores distinctive pinnacles including Argarot, Tchihatcheff and Franqueville.

Climbing, ridge travel and exposed sections make this a route for experienced mountaineers with good endurance. Your guide plans the progression according to conditions.

The programme is listed as one day, from June to October, for 1 to 2 people. Read the detailed timings, prerequisites and equipment requirements, then confirm arrangements with PirineoSur.

Included and not included
Equipment
Programme
Who is it for?

Included

Two days with a high mountain guide.
Technical equipment, including climbing shoes, harness and helmet.
Shared safety equipment, including ropes and anchoring systems.
Assistance insurance.

Not included

Your accommodation and meal expenses.
The guide’s hut accommodation expenses.

What you need to bring

Comfortable sports clothing.
Ice axe and crampons, if you have them.
Waterproof jacket, warm hat and gloves.
Sunglasses and mountain boots, preferably semi-rigid.
30 litre backpack.
Sun protection.
Food for the day and 1.5 litres of water.

Equipment we can lend you

Technical equipment: climbing shoes, harness, helmet, ice axe, crampons and similar items.
Shared safety equipment, including ropes and anchoring systems.
A large backpack if you do not have one.
Contact us for advice.

05:00: Take the bus from Benasque towards Coronas hut.

Around 09:00: Reach Aguja Argarot (3,035 m) and start climbing.

14:00–15:00: Reach Aneto summit (3,404 m).

17:30–18:00: Take the return bus to Benasque.

19:00: Arrive in Benasque.

Times are approximate.

For people who have completed a bolted multi-pitch climbing course, or already have some climbing experience, and want to improve their protection and safety systems on routes without fixed gear.

You must be comfortable seconding grade V.