Mount Aconcagua Tours in June 2026

What our customers ask about Mount Aconcagua Tours in June 2026

• What is the weather like at Mount Aconcagua in June?

  Winter arrives at Mount Aconcagua in June bringing temperatures between -20°C to -30°C at elevations above 4000m. The Plaza de Mulas base camp sees winds up to 100km/h with regular snowfall. Winter climbing requires specialized equipment and expedition-grade gear according to many TourRadar travelers. The Hotel Club Tapiz in Mendoza provides a comfortable starting point with milder temperatures of 12-15°C. As one TourRadar traveler noted "Winter climbing requires serious preparation and the right equipment but the pristine snow conditions make for an unforgettable experience."

• What climbing routes are accessible on Mount Aconcagua during June?

  The Normal Route through Plaza de Mulas base camp remains the main option for winter climbers with established stops at Canada (4800m) Nido de Cóndores (5350m) and Berlin/Colera (5970m). Extreme conditions close the Polish Glacier route during winter months. The journey starts in Horcones Valley passes through Confluencia camp before reaching Plaza de Mulas. A TourRadar traveler shared "The Normal Route in winter offered spectacular views of snow-covered peaks and fewer crowds though requiring careful acclimatization at each camp." Most expeditions begin at the Hotel Agua del Corral in Mendoza.

• How long does it take to climb Mount Aconcagua in June?

  Winter climbs take 13-16 days allowing time for acclimatization and weather breaks. The journey starts with preparation in Mendoza followed by a 2-day trek to Plaza de Mulas base camp. Climbers then spend 7-9 days moving between higher camps and attempting the summit with extra days built in for severe weather. According to a TourRadar traveler "The 16-day itinerary gave us flexibility to wait out storms and adjust to the altitude safely." The Hotel Club Tapiz serves as the starting point with strategic rest stops at Confluencia camp for adjustment to altitude.

• What are the accommodation options during a June climb of Aconcagua?

  The journey begins at hotels like Entre Cielos or Hotel Club Tapiz in Mendoza before moving to mountain camps. Reinforced winter tents await at Confluencia camp followed by semi-permanent structures at Plaza de Mulas base camp. Higher stops at Canada and Nido de Cóndores use expedition-grade winter tents. A TourRadar traveler noted "The base camp facilities were well-maintained even in winter though higher camps required serious cold-weather camping equipment." All camps offer basic amenities and dining spaces with reduced services compared to summer.

• What is the best way to acclimatize at Mount Aconcagua Mountain in June?

  Cold conditions affect breathing making careful acclimatization essential in June. The process starts with 2-3 days in Mendoza city followed by 1-2 days in Uspallata before heading higher. A TourRadar traveler shared: "Our guide's acclimatization schedule worked perfectly - starting with short hikes around Uspallata Valley before attempting higher elevations at Horcones." The Pueblo del Rio hotel in Uspallata provides an ideal base for altitude adjustment.

• How much does it cost to climb Mount Aconcagua in June compared to peak season?

  Winter expeditions cost between USD 5000-6000 slightly below peak season rates but need extra specialized winter gear. The price covers professional guides base camp facilities meals and mule transport. Park fees of USD 800 plus winter permits are additional. TourRadar travelers note more personal attention during winter climbs due to smaller groups. Tours often start at luxury hotels like Entre Cielos in Mendoza. Equipment rental and porter services for personal gear up to 20kg come at extra cost.