Trip Overview
Natural History
The valleys are great places to observe native Andean alpine flora, especially the many wildflowers that bloom during the trekking season, including buttercups, ranunculus, lupines and several species of orchids. Many encrustations of deep-red bromeliads can be seen along the track, sprouting from boulders and on rock faces.
Fauna includes few llamas, mountain caracaras, falcons, Andean geese and ducks, hawks, hummingbirds, American kestrels, puna ibis, Andean swifts, Andean foxes and mountain vizcachas.
- Duration
- 4 Day Trek
- Format
- Private
- Activity
- Private Guided Treks
- Grade
- Moderate
- Distance
- 50 km
- Maximum altitude
- 4,750 m
- Season
- May to September
What’s Included
Professional English Speaking Mountain Guide
Professional Cook
Donkeys and donkey driver
Meals: Breakfast, Snacks, Lunch, Afternoon Tea, Dinner during the trek
Tents: 4 season tent (3 person tent for 2 people), dining tent with tables and chairs, kitchen tent and toilet tent
Foam & air mattress
First Aid Kit
All cooking equipment, plates, cups, utensils etc.
Private transport
Entrance Fee to Huascaran National Park
Each participant is allowed to bring 6kg to be loaded on the donkeys
What’s Not Included
Sleeping bag
Personal gear
Any hire of gear
Guide & transport for acclimatization hikes
Travel Insurance
Gratuities
What to Bring
We will provide a full gear list info upon booking the trek.
Pickup and Drop-off
We will collect and return you to any hotel located within Huaraz City.