Cerro Electrico with his 2257 meters gives us amazing views of the whole Fitz Roy Massif. This ascent could be done in 1 long and demanding day, or in 2 days camping at the base of its glacier. This requires glacier travel with slopes up to 40º degrees angle. Padre D’Agostini, salesian explorer, gave its name due to the strong noise create by the wind in this valley, resembling a thunder. There’s another version about its 2 summits, one black, one red, referring to positive and negative of the electricity.
It can be climbed in winter/spring with backcountry skies or in summer on crampons.