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Juan Speroni

Guide: Aconcagua
Juan Speroni

Juan was born in Buenos Aires, but grew up in the province of Salta. It was there, surrounded by a landscape framed by the imposing Andes mountain range, that he took his first steps on those 3000 and 4000-meter peaks. He developed a love for climbing in adolescence, and quickly began to navigate 5000 and 6000 peaks with ease. In 2000 he summited Aconcagua, marking the first of countless expeditions to the top of the peak. After becoming certified by the Argentine Association of Mountain Guides, Juan established an impressive international guiding career, with successful expeditions in Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, and Patagonia. Aside from guiding Aconcagua expeditions with Alpine Ascents each season, he also guides independently across northwest Argentina and Chile.

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Significant Ascents

Aconcagua 22,831 ft (Mendoza, Argentina)
Cerro Bonete 22,175 ft (La Rioja, Argentina)
Llullaillaco Volcano 22,109 ft (Salta, Argentina)
Antofalla Volcano 21259.84 ft (Catamarca, Argentina)
Quewar Volcano 20,275 ft (Salta, Argentina)
Aracar Volcano 19,947 ft (Salta, Argentina)
Socompa Volcano, 19,786 ft (Salta, Argentina)
Nevado de Chañi 19,343 ft (Jujuy, Argentina)
Cerro Zapaleri 18,510 ft (Jujuy, Argentina)
Lucancabur Volcano 19,409 ft (Atacama, Chile)
Guallatire Volcano 19,918 ft (Arica y Parinacota, Chile)
Cerro San Miguel 18,730 ft (Salta, Argentina)
Nevado de Acay 18,753 ft (Salta, Argentina)
Cerro Macon 18,093 ft (Salta, Argentina)
Tuzgle Volcano 18,093 ft (Jujuy, Argentina)
Guanaqueros Volcano 17,716 ft (Salta, Argentina)

Certifications

AAGM Certified Mountain Guide
Wilderness First Aid – WFR / RCP

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