Peaks & Trails of Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve

Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve has 76 named peaks. The highest is Sairecábur at 5,978 m. Other notable peaks include Volcán Licancabur, Volcán Putana and Cerro Loro Mayu.

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Highest peak: Sairecábur (5 978 m)
76 named peaks
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There are 76 named mountains in Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve. Sairecábur is the highest point. The most prominent mountain is Volcán Licancabur.

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Last updated March 21, 2022

Highest Peaks

5 978 m (prom: 1 262 m)

Volcán Licancabur

5 926 m (prom: 1 445 m)

5 891 m (prom: 566 m)

Cerro Loro Mayu

5 884 m (prom: 1 168 m)

5 856 m (prom: 828 m)

Cerro Tocorpuri

5 819 m (prom: 830 m)

Cerro Curiquinca

5 819 m (prom: 454 m)

Volcán Ojos del Toro

5 803 m (prom: 281 m)

5 739 m (prom: 435 m)

5 731 m (prom: 456 m)

Most Prominent Mountains

Volcán Licancabur

5 926 m (prom: 1 445 m)

5 978 m (prom: 1 262 m)

Cerro Loro Mayu

5 884 m (prom: 1 168 m)

5 730 m (prom: 998 m)

Aguas Calientes

5 718 m (prom: 965 m)

5 713 m (prom: 940 m)

5 657 m (prom: 924 m)

5 528 m (prom: 890 m)

5 646 m (prom: 870 m)

Cerro Tocorpuri

5 819 m (prom: 830 m)

Frequently asked questions

What is the highest peak in Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve?

The highest peak in Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve is Sairecábur, at 5,978 m.

What mountains are in Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve?

Notable peaks in Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve include Sairecábur, Volcán Licancabur, Volcán Putana, Cerro Loro Mayu and Cerro Tinte.