Cabaray

Cabaray is a stratovolcano in the Oruro region that rises to 5,869 meters and sits between the volcanoes Isluga and Tata Sabaya in the Andes. The peak forms part of an active volcanic chain in this area of Bolivia.

This volcano formed millions of years ago through Andean volcanic activity and carries in its rock layers the geological history of the region. Its creation is tied to the tectonic development of South America.

Local communities in the region view this mountain as part of their traditional connection to the landscape and incorporate it into their understanding of natural landmarks.

Climbing this peak requires good physical fitness and time for altitude acclimatization due to the extreme elevation and remote setting. Visitors should bring appropriate gear and check local conditions before attempting the ascent.

This peak is noted among climbers for having roughly 1,589 meters of prominence, making it a significant summit in the South American Andes. The feature attracts mountaineers seeking less obvious climbing objectives in the region.

GPS coordinates: -19.14687,-68.69768

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:04