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Drive the High Mountain Road to Chile
Driving the High Mountain Road to Chile delivers a breathtaking journey through the Andes, with the classic route taking you past Puente del Inca's natural stone bridge and the towering Aconcagua massif. At 6,962 meters, Aconcagua is the highest peak in the Western Hemisphere, and the road climbs to over 3,000 meters, offering panoramic views that last for miles. Carry extra water and snacks, as altitude sickness can strike even experienced drivers, especially at the Uspallata viewpoint where the air pressure drops below 70% of sea level.
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