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Get InspiredSouth AmericaPeruNevado Firura

Nevado Firura

PE
Mountain Peak·Remote, Rugged, Adventurous
Nevado Firura
Photo by Rland Huamani C from Google Places
Nevado Firura
Photo by Rland Huamani C from Google Places
Nevado Firura
Photo by Rland Huamani C from Google Places
Nevado Firura
Photo by Rland Huamani C from Google Places
Nevado Firura
Photo by Rland Huamani C from Google Places
Nevado Firura
Photo by Rland Huamani C from Google Places
Nevado Firura
Photo by Rland Huamani C from Google Places
Nevado Firura
Photo by Rland Huamani C from Google Places

Nevado Firura, located in the Arequipa region of Peru, is an extinct volcano rising to 5,520 meters. Known for its rugged terrain and stunning views, it offers two main trekking routes. The eastern route starts from Orcopampa, passing through Umachulco to Tintarcocha Lagoon, while the western route begins at Visca near Cotahuasi. The climb is not technically challenging but requires stamina, especially when snow-covered. Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty and proximity to other significant peaks like Coropuna and Solimana. The best time to visit is between May and July when the weather is milder.

Nevado Firura, located in the Arequipa region of Peru, is an extinct volcano rising to 5,520 meters. Known for its rugged terrain and stunning views, it offers two main trekking routes. The eastern route starts from Orcopampa, passing through Umachulco to Tintarcocha Lagoon, while the western route begins at Visca near Cotahuasi. The climb is not technically challenging but requires stamina, especially when snow-covered. Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty and proximity to other significant peaks like Coropuna and Solimana. The best time to visit is between May and July when the weather is milder.

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Highlights

  • Extinct volcano with a peak at 5,520 meters.

  • Part of the western Andes mountain range.

  • Seasonal and perpetual snow cover.

  • Two trekking routes with varying difficulty.

  • Proximity to Coropuna and Solimana peaks.

Before you go: Nevado Firura essentials

  • Close access to Coropuna and Solimana peaks.

  • Rugged terrain requires good physical condition.

  • Weather can be unpredictable; prepare accordingly.

Best For

Adventurous hikers and nature enthusiasts.

Currency

PEN S/

Languages Spoken

Spanish, Quechua

Occasion Tags

Adventure, Nature, Hiking

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Location

Peru