Hike the Cordón del Plata range at a pace suited to your group, then share a fire-cooked asado at a mountain home in the Andes.
A private full day combining a guided hike in the Cordón del Plata, with the route and pace adapted to your group, and a traditional Argentine asado — appetizers, fire-cooked meat, sides, Mendoza wine, and dessert — at a mountain home.
This day is organized as one continuous private experience rather than a fixed hike plus a standard restaurant lunch — hiking in the Cordón del Plata with a route and pace adapted to your group, followed by a full asado meal at a mountain home.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Round-trip private pickup and drop-off at your hotel or accommodation in Mendoza.
Hike the Cordón del Plata mountain range with a route and pace adapted to your group's fitness level.
Appetizers, fire-cooked meat, side dishes, Mendoza wine, and dessert, all prepared at a real mountain home.
The hike and the asado are organized as a single day, not two separate bookings.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private full day combining a guided hike in the Cordón del Plata, with the route and pace adapted to your group, and a traditional Argentine asado — appetizers, fire-cooked meat, sides, Mendoza wine, and dessert — at a mountain home. This day is organized as one continuous private experience rather than a fixed hike plus a standard restaurant lunch — hiking in the Cordón del Plata with a route and pace adapted to your group, followed by a full asado meal at a mountain home.
Cordon del Plata is a separate Andean range from Aconcagua, roughly 80 kilometers from Mendoza city and part of the Cordillera Frontal — its own distinct chain, not an extension of Aconcagua's massif. Its highest point, Cerro Plata, reaches about 5,966 meters, and the range is popular locally both for its own hiking and as an acclimatization ground for climbers training before an Aconcagua attempt, since its trailheads and day routes sit at altitudes — typically 3,000 to 3,650 meters, with a few hundred meters of elevation gain — that are serious without needing permits or multi-day logistics.
Because the route and pace on this private hike are built around your own group rather than a fixed itinerary, a fitter group might push toward one of the higher viewpoints in the range, while a more relaxed group can keep to lower, easier trails with the same wide Andean views — either way, this is a genuinely different mountain experience from a Laguna Horcones walk or a trip into Aconcagua Provincial Park itself.
The day closes with a full asado at a mountain home — appetizers, fire-cooked meat, sides, Mendoza wine, and dessert, treated as one continuous experience with the hike rather than two separate bookings. It's a format that mirrors how Argentines themselves tend to treat a day outdoors: the asado isn't an afterthought, it's the planned centerpiece of the evening.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.