Peru Hiking Tours
Booking one of these amazing Peru Hiking Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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Displaying 24 of 24 tours
Machu Picchu
Choquequirao Trek to Machu Picchu
The ancient secrets of the Incas have captured the curiosity of more modern people for generations. On this Choquequirao Trek to Machu Picchu tour Peru, you have the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of the Inca people, through their capital city of Cusco and down mountain paths high in the Andes.
Peruvian Andes
Lodge-Based Three Tambos Trek
The Lodge-Based Three Tambos Trek an amazing four-day tour in the Vilcanota´s Cordillera of Peru on a route called the “Camino del Apu Ausangate.” This route takes you in close proximity to the highest Sacred Mountain in the Department of Cusco. The “Apu” is the Bearer of Life and Guardian of one of the most pristine mountain ecosystems in the world.
Peruvian Andes
Cordillera Huayhuash Trek
Experience the majesty of the Cordillera Huayhuash mountain chain in the Peruvian Andes on this magical Cordillera Huayhuash trek. This trek is a bit shorter than the complete Huayhuash Circuit tour, however, this is a popular itinerary for those who have 2 weeks to get to Peru and complete the incredible Huayhuash Trek. This is a wonderful trip that has you trekking the majority of the Classic Huayhuash Circuit.
Peruvian Andes
Lodge-Based 5-Day Apu Ausangate Trek
This Ausangate lodge adventure is a five-day breathtaking trek in the Cordillera Vilcanota, on a route called the Camino Del Apu Ausangate located in close proximity to the highest sacred mountain in the Cusco region. The “Apu” is the bearer of life and the guardian of one of the most pristine mountain ecosystems in the world. Your lodge-based 5-day Apu Ausangate Trek will be accompanied by llamas and horses that will carry your gear, and are owned by shepherds of the community of Chillca who are proud to share their land with you, as well as the spirit of their inspiring world.
Peruvian Andes
Hatun Hampa Trek
This adventure is a breathtaking six-day trek in the Vilcanota’s Cordillera, on a route known as the “Camino del Apu Ausangate” located in close proximity of the highest Sacred Mountain in the Department of Cusco. The “Apu” is the Bearer of Life and Guardian of one of the most pristine mountain ecosystems in the world.
Peruvian Andes
Alpamayo Circuit Trek
The 12-Day Guided Alpamayo Circuit Trek in Peru is as every bit rewarding as it is challenging. Voted one of the most beautiful mountains in the world, this Alpamayo tour is jam-packed with world-class trekking and will put you to the test as you climb the moraine up to Alpamayo base camp.
Peruvian Amazon Rainforest
Camping in the Amazon Rainforest Tour
Looking to escape into the depths of the rainforest? Experience the ultimate amazon tour in Peru on the 8-Day Guided Amazon Camping Adventure. Camping in the Amazon rainforest is a special experience for so many reasons and one that should be near the top of every adventurer’s bucket list. On your very own Peruvian Amazon tour, you’ll set out from a wilderness lodge perched above the river to embark on jungle camping expeditions and survival lessons, learning how to thrive in the rainforest. Tailor your excursions to build the perfect trip for you, viewing wildlife, hiking, and exploring by boat.
Peruvian Andes
Cordillera Huayhuash Circuit Trek
Experience the majesty of the Cordillera Huayhuash mountain chain on the Huayhuash Circuit Trek- the 14-day guided adventure that will take you on the full classic journey in the Peruvian Andes. This route will be a private, fully-guided tour for your group, so you can make memories with your family and friends.
Peruvian Andes
The Shepherds’ Trail Trek
Embark on an unforgettable seven-day trek in the Vilcanota’s Cordillera, following a route known as the Camino del Apu Ausangate. This route is located in close proximity to the highest Sacred Mountain in the Department of Cusco. The Apu is the Bearer of Life and guardian of one of the most pristine mountain ecosystems in the world.
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Peru's landscapes provide vast trekking options. The iconic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu and the less-traveled Salkantay Trek are must-dos, while the Cordillera Blanca attracts travellers to the Santa Cruz Trek and the Huayhuash Circuit. The Colca Canyon and the Ausangate Trek offer solitude, stunning views, and cultural experiences.
Peru is renowned for trekking, with its archaeological sites, diverse ecosystems, and high mountains. The combination of tough trails, stunning views, and ancient Incan paths offers a rewarding experience. Its strong tourism infrastructure provides ample support and guided options, ensuring accessibility for all adventurers.
The best trekking time in Peru depends on the region. From May to September, the dry season is perfect for mountain treks like the Inca Trail and Cordillera Blanca, with clear skies and mild weather. The Amazon is accessible all year, with the dry season providing easier conditions and the wet season offering lush views and wildlife.
- Inca Trail to Machu Picchu: The most famous trek leading to the iconic ruins of Machu Picchu, offering a mix of natural beauty and archaeological sites.
- Salkantay Trek: An alternative to the Inca Trail, this route passes through diverse landscapes, including mountains and cloud forests, ending near Machu Picchu.
- Santa Cruz Trek: Located in the Cordillera Blanca, this trek is known for its stunning mountain scenery, beautiful lakes, and high-altitude passes.
- Huayhuash Circuit: Renowned for its rugged beauty, challenging terrain, and breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks and blue glacial lakes.
- Ausangate Trek: This high-altitude trek circles the sacred Ausangate Mountain, offering dramatic landscapes, thermal hot springs, and vibrant local culture.
Pack layered clothing for varying altitudes, a waterproof jacket, good hiking boots, a sun hat, sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, and altitude sickness medication if susceptible.
Yes, for organized treks like the Inca Trail, luggage transfers by porters or animals are available, allowing you to hike with just a daypack.
Treks can range from day hikes to multi-day adventures. The classic Inca Trail is 4 days, while other treks like the Salkantay and Huayhuash Circuit can take up to a week or more.
Yes, there are several family-friendly options like the Sacred Valley hikes, which are less strenuous and offer cultural insights along with beautiful scenery.
Accommodations vary from camping on multi-day treks with all equipment provided by tour operators, to lodges and guesthouses on less remote trails.
While possible in some areas, self-guided treks require thorough preparation and knowledge of the route. Guided treks are recommended for safety and insight, especially on remote or challenging paths.
Guided treks are highly recommended and widely available, offering the benefits of experienced guides, logistical support, and enhanced cultural and historical understanding.
The best trekking season is during the dry months from May to September, offering clearer skies and safer trail conditions, especially in the Andes.
Yes, for certain treks like the Inca Trail, permits are required and should be booked well in advance due to limited availability.
Altitude sickness can be a concern on higher treks. Acclimatizing before your trek, staying hydrated, and moving at a slower pace can help manage symptoms.
In major trekking hubs like Cusco, it's possible to rent gear such as sleeping bags, mats, and walking poles, though bringing your own quality gear is recommended.
Depending on the region, trekkers can spot a variety of birds, including the Andean condor, llamas, alpacas, and with luck, spectacled bears or pumas in more remote areas.