Tiquimani is a technical peak of moderate altitude. The south face is particularly intimidating and rarely climbed. It is accessed by descending the Zongo valley to just above the village of Botijlaca where a steep (and barred) road leads up to below the south face.

South Face left side

1  South Face Normal Route  TD     Possibly first climbed in August 1997 by Pere Vilarasau.

2  German Austrian Route   TD   R Wutzer, S Eriedhuber, W Auer, M Edlinger, L Krsschbaumster, R Srif   June 1973

A variation to the German Austrian Route avoids a couloir high on the route. Z Trusnoved, S Sveticic, M Ceniolagar   July 1983

South face left side close up

From the SW with the west ridge falling away to the left and the NW ridge behind.

West ridge  D+     P Dawson, D Cheesemond   October 1976

South Face right side

1 French Route   TD   C Chasagne, C Clowsky, A Mesili, R Lebon    May 1974

2  Paris La Paz Route   ED1   A Mesili, R Arias   Aug 1983

Tiquimani from the south

Other Routes:

On the north side are a couple routes mainly on rock. More to come…