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ENG:Cerro El Plomo

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Stretch 1: La Parva Option - Dam
Between the months of June and end of September, during the ski season, there are no specially priced tickets for mountaineers, so you would have to pay full price ($45.000 CLP on 2016). You would take the Flores lift and then Las Aguilas.
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The shelter at the the top of Las Aguilas lift, where these three routes lead to, is 50 meters lower than Piuquenes or Franciscano lagoon, so the lagoon is reached with just an additional 20 minutes by foot. As a reference, consider the Falsa Parva mountain (3,999 AMSL), whose base finds both the ski lift shelter as well as the lagoon. From the shelter you must keep walking on the car path which goes East. After an additional 100 meters, turn left traversing a little 30 meter hill with clearly marked paths. Once the col has been reached, you can admire the Piuquenes lagoon at a very close distanace.
Piuquenes Lagoon – Dam
===Stretch 2: Dam - Piedra Numerada===
El Plomo massif viewed from Capitán del Quempo. In the center of the image you can see the Cepo brook, which’s ascent signifies a good stretch of the route. Looking to the north, December 2015
Altitude: 4.145 AMSL | Km:8,5
Along with La Hoya, Federacion is one of the possible camping spots for those who venture into the summit of El Plomo. It is located at the end of the Cepo river valley, and is protected from the wind by rock walls, La Leonera and El Plomo peaks. One hundred meters up the valley there is a small glacier that provides water to the campsite. It freezes during the night so we recommend filling up as soon as you reach Federacion.
===Stretch 3: Ascending===
(Note: Starting at this point, you can also opt to climb Punta Santiago, a less ambitious goal than El Plomo, or use it as an acclimation step before attempting to reach the summit of El Plomo)
__ Route of ascent
__ Route to Piedra Numerada and Valle Nevado
__ Route to Federación - Cancha Carrera exiting on La Parva ski center and route to Cerro Leonera
[[Archivo:Rutaelplomo.jpg|thumb|right|700px|View from alternative camp, {{colores|yellow|Route of ascent}}{{colores|red|Route to Piedra Numerada and Valle Nevado}}{{colores|blue|Route to Federación - Cancha Carrera exiting on La HoyaParva ski center and route to Cerro Leonera}} ]][[Archivo:Vista desde La Hoya.JPG|thumb|right|300px|Vista desde campamento alternativo La Hoya]][[Archivo:Refugio DAgostini.JPG|thumb|right|300px|D'Agostini Shelter. Photo: Juan Francisco Bustos]]] [[Archivo:Valle desde Pirca del Indio.JPG|thumb|right|300px|View of Cepo Valley from the ridge]] [[Archivo:Pirca del Indio.JPG|thumb|right|300px|Pirca del Indio]] [[Archivo:Glaciar Iver y Pirca del Indio.JPG|thumb|right|300px|Iver Glacier Crossing. Ice ax and crampons are a must!]]  
From Federacion you must leave the valley you were on, and zigzag the north hillside towards El Plomo. After 20-30 minutes on the hillside, you will reach a flat with some lagoons. This area is known as “La Hoya”.
La Hoya (Point A)
* Go back on the same route that was described in this description (Dam – Piedra Numerada)
* Go back via Cancha Carrera – Co Pintor – Falsa Parva (False Parva) described in Travesía Federación - Cancha de Carreras. A large stretch of this last option takes place on plateaus and ridges with great panoramic views. Strongly recommended!
 
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