Peruvian Andes Hiking Tours
Booking one of these amazing Peruvian Andes Hiking Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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Displaying 23 of 23 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 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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Selecting treks in the Peruvian Andes depends on your adventure preference. Cusco is the start for the famous Inca Trail. The Sacred Valley blends cultural attractions with nature. Huaraz, gateway to the Cordillera Blanca, offers high-altitude treks and remarkable landscapes.
Trekking in the Peruvian Andes offers a unique mix of Inca history, diverse ecosystems, and stunning peaks. Famous for ancient routes like the Inca Trail, it provides trekkers access to archaeological wonders amid majestic mountains, blending deep historical exploration with natural beauty.
The ideal time for trekking in the Peruvian Andes is the dry season, May to September, offering clear skies and stable conditions for mountain exploration and ruins. The rainy season, October to April, presents challenges with slippery trails and limited visibility.
- Salkantay Trek: Offers dramatic landscapes, from mountains to cloud forests, leading to Machu Picchu.
- Inca Trail to Machu Picchu: The classic route to Machu Picchu, rich in archaeological sites and natural beauty.
- Choquequirao Trek: Leads to the remote Choquequirao ruins, challenging and less crowded than the Inca Trail.
- Lares Trek: Provides a cultural journey through traditional Andean communities, with a mix of natural scenery.
- Ausangate Trek: Circles the sacred Ausangate Mountain, showcasing vibrant lakes, glaciers, and hot springs.
- Santa Cruz Trek: A popular trek in the Cordillera Blanca, known for its stunning mountain vistas and beautiful lakes.
- Huayhuash Trek: Considered one of the best treks in the world, circling the Cordillera Huayhuash with breathtaking views.
- Alpamayo to Pomabamba Trek: Offers views of Alpamayo, one of the most beautiful mountains in the world, through remote Andean landscapes.
- Vilcabamba Trek: Explores the Vilcabamba Range, offering a mix of rugged trails, remote archaeological sites, and diverse ecosystems.
- Cordillera Huayhuash Circuit: A longer, more challenging version of the Huayhuash Trek, with incredible high-altitude scenery.
Pack layers for varying temperatures, waterproof gear, sun protection, a good pair of hiking boots, a hydration system, altitude sickness medication, and a headlamp. Don't forget your camera for the breathtaking views.
Yes, on guided treks, porters or pack animals typically carry your main luggage. For self-guided treks, you'll need to carry your own gear or arrange for transfers.
Treks can range from a few days to over two weeks, depending on the route. For example, the classic Inca Trail is 4 days, while the Huayhuash Circuit can take up to 12 days.
Yes, there are shorter and less strenuous treks suitable for families, such as the Sacred Valley trek or the short 2-day Inca Trail.
Accommodations vary from camping on the trail to staying in mountain lodges or local guesthouses in smaller villages.
Yes, some treks can be done self-guided, but it's important to be well-prepared. For iconic treks like the Inca Trail, a guide is mandatory.
Yes, guided treks are available for all major routes and are recommended for those unfamiliar with high-altitude trekking or seeking deeper cultural insights.
The best trekking season is from May to September, during the dry season, offering clearer skies and safer trails.
Yes, for certain treks like the Inca Trail, you need a permit which should be booked well in advance due to limited availability.
You might encounter various bird species, llamas, alpacas, and with luck, the elusive Andean condor or spectacled bear.
Absolutely, many treks pass ancient ruins, Incan sites, and local villages where you can learn about Andean cultures and history.
Yes, altitude sickness can be a risk. Acclimatize by spending a few days at altitude before your trek, stay hydrated, and consider medication.