Cerro Bayo Complex

Rising to an elevation of 5,401 meters, Cerro Bayo Complex consists of multiple volcanic formations within the Andean mountain range system.

The volcanic complex formed over thousands of years through multiple eruption cycles, contributing to the geological development of northern Argentina.

Indigenous communities near Cerro Bayo maintain traditions connected to the mountain, incorporating its presence into their local ceremonies and stories.

Visitors need specialized climbing equipment and proper acclimatization before attempting to explore Cerro Bayo due to its high altitude conditions.

The complex features distinct geological formations created by various lava flows, resulting in multiple volcanic structures across the landscape.

Location: Antofagasta de la Sierra Department

Elevation above the sea: 5,401 m

GPS coordinates: -25.41667,-68.58333

Latest update: March 9, 2025 04:09