Are we ready for the adventure?
Today is all about the Huayhuash trek vibes – after we leave Huaraz bright and early.
Your guide will come to pick you up from your hotel to jump on the private van for 5 hours, making our way to Cuartelhuain with a quick stop for breakfast along the way – enjoyed by the river and prepared by the trekking chef (oh yeah!). We’re going to say hello to an isolated and traditional community that’s sustained itself for hundreds of years.
Today is all up hill for about 3 hours, after we’ve reached our first mountain pass Punta Cacanan, then the rest of the trail will be down hill and flat all the way to our first campsite Mitucocha, you’ll have the chance to relax and get to the altitude until our amazing chef calls us for dinner.
After dinner our guide will provide the plans again for the start of our multi-day trek tomorrow and the following days!
Are you still excited?

Camp elevation:4,150m/13,615ft
Includes: B/L/D
Walk Distance: 6-7h/ 9km-5.59ml
Camp Altitude: 4,150m/13,615ft
Accommodation: Tent
Weather: Morning cold,midday warm-hot, night cold

Are you ready for another nature masterclass?
After a good breakfast and packing our gear onto the mules, we’ll start our 7-8 hour walk with stunning mountain views and lakes, covering two summits in a day – Alcay alpine (4,700m/15,419ft) & Carhuac pass (4,600m/15,091ft). We’ll have lunch half way though and finish the day at our second campsite Carhuacocha (13,615ft)
The trail today goes up and down, but the hike is getting mostly challenging due to the altitude. The views will make it all worth it in the end! With the extra time at the campsite you can take a nap or walk around the area taking photos.
Walking Distance: 7-8h/ 15km/9.32mlml
Accommodation: Tent
Highest altitude:4,750m/15,583ft
Campsite altitude: 4,150m/13,615ft
Weather:morning cold, noon warm, afternoon windy, night cold
Includes:B/L/D

This morning promises to be pretty epic as we hop out of our tents in search for more vistas.
After breakfast we’ll try to leave the campsite early to have more time to enjoy the ascent to the Carnicero and Silula Pass-4,800m/ 15,748ft. From here, the majestic view of the Andes mountain (Yerupaja-6,634m, Siula-6,356m) and the Huayshuash village never ceases to impress, and we know you’ll leave feeling like you’ve witnessed something truly special. After enjoying the view, we’ll get back on the road, rolling passed quaint villages on the way to the campsite at Huayhuash – 4,350m/14,271ft.
Walking Distance: 7-8H/16km/10ml
Accommodation: Tent
Highest altitude:4,800m/ 15,748ft
Campsite altitude:4,350m/14,271ft.
Weather:morning cold, noon warm, afternoon windy, night cold
Includes: B/L/D

After breakfast and tying our shoes tight, we’ll take off on our 4th day of expeditions and you can bet it is going to be more exciting.
We will start hiking for roughly 3-4 hours uphill until we reach the Trapecio pass-5,020m/16,469ft. At this pass, we’ll stop to appreciate and photograph awe-inspiring views of the remote peaks such as Puscanturpa, Cuyoc,Yerupala, Siula and Millpo of the Cordillera Raura located south of the Cordillera Huayhuash. From there, we will descend to the campsite Elefante-4,400m/ 14,435ft.
After dropping your gear at the campsite, you’ll have the option to hike to San Antonio pass -5100m/16,732ft that takes 3 hours round trip, or you can just hang out around the campsite enjoying the landscapes.
Walking Distance: 5-8h/13km/8.07ml
Accommodation: Tent
Highest altitude:5,020m/16,469ft
Campsite altitude:4,400m/ 14,435ft
Weather:morning cold, noon warm, afternoon windy, night cold
Includes: B/L/D

Prepare for the most excinting day. Today’s section of the trek includes walking down and flat through Cutatambo Valley and Huayllapa valley where we will spend the night, here at this campsite we have two options to saty in the tents or stay in the Hostel. The most excinting thing about today is, there is hot shower and whatsApp in the village.
Walking Distance: 4-6h/ 16km/9.94ml
Accommodation: Tent / Hostel
Highest altitude:4,400m/14,435ft
Campsite altitude:3,820m/ 12,532ft
Weather:morning cold, noon warm, afternoon windy, night cold
Includes:B/L/D

This is it!
Another day, another mountain to conquer. Today's of trekking begins with a hike through Huatiac valley to Tapush pass. We'll stop for lunch by the black lake then we continue with our descent to our campsite Gashpapampa.
Walking Distance:6-7h/ 13km/8ml
Accommodation:Tent
Highest altitude:4,800m/ 15,748ft
Campsite altitude:4,350m/14,271ft
Weather:morning cold, noon warm, afternoon windy, night cold
Includes:B/L/D

And today the Huayhuash adventure almost ends.
We are almost in the end of our incredible adventure, but before that Huayhuash is going to offer us some stunning views like Yaucha pass and Puka Puka pass both within elevation 4800mts/15,748ft, lake Jahuacocha, the hike goes up and down due the terrain and the campsite will be in the shores of Lake Jahuacocha-4000mts /13,123ft. The highlight of today is that we'll witness the most incredible view we could imagen, and most of the instagramers wish to have this view in their profile.
Walking Distance:5-6h/ 13km/8ml
Accommodation:Tent
Highest altitude:4,910m/16,108ft (Puka Puka pass)
Campsite Jahuacocha:4,050mts/13,287ft
Weather:morning cold, noon warm, afternoon windy, night cold
Includes:B/L/D

And today the Huayhuash adventure ends.
After a last breakfast, we will hike on a mostly flat trail for about 3 hours, following the old water channel, We will do a quick stop here and snap our last panoramic view of Huayhuash before descending to the end of the trail Pocpa-3,500m/11,482ft. Our private van will meet us for the 4.5 hours drive back to Huaraz.
Walking Distance: 5-6h/15km/9,3ml
Highest altitude:4,050m/13,287ft
Weather:morning cold, noon warm, afternoon windy, night cold
Includes:B/L