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Day 1: Huaraz – Portada Quilcayhuanca – YupanapampaWe begin our journey with a scenic one-hour drive to Quilcayhuanca Gate (3,650m). After getting organized, we continue our easy hike through the Quilcayhuanca Valley to Cruce Cayesh. From this point, we gradually ascend until we reach our campsite at Yupanapampa (4,250m).
Day 2: Yupanapampa - Cuchillacocha – Chocu Pass – Cojup Valley
Today, we tackle a big pass, but the effort is well worth it for the incredible views.
As we hike up, we are treated to stunning views of lakes like Laguna Tullpacocha and Laguna Chuchillacocha. After about five hours of walking, we reach the traverse between Quilcayhuanca and Cojup – Chocu Pass at 5,100m. From this point, we can admire the majestic peaks of Huapi, Pucaranra, Tullparaju, Andavite, Cayesh, Maparju, San Juan, Palcaraju, Ishinca, and Ranrapalca. After taking in the breathtaking views, we descend into the Cojup Valley, where we eventually reach our camp.
Day 3: Cojuy Valley – Portada Cojup – Huaraz
After breakfast, we begin a relaxed walk down the road, making our way out of the valley. The four-hour journey is filled with countless moments of turning around to admire the stunning mountain views behind until we reach the gate, where our car awaits to take us back to Huaraz.
WHAT´S INCLUDED?
Inclusion- Briefing
- Certified Trekking Guide
- Assistant guide
- Cook
- Donkey driver
- Donkeys
- Personal sleeping tents
- Tents: Kitchen tent, dining tent, bathroom tent.
- Fuel, utensils and kitchen equipment
- Private transport
- Food during the trek
- Basic First Aid kit
- Emergency horse
Exclusion
- Airfare to and from Lima
- Hotels
- Transfer Lima - Huaraz - Lima
- Laundry
- Food and drinks in the city
- Travel/Health/accident Insurance
- Other tours
- Entrance fee to the communities
- Personal clothing and equipment (Sleeping bag, sleeping pad, poles, etc.)
- Gratuities
WHAT TO WEAR AND PACK
When walking in the mountains, it is important to be able to adjust to the changing conditions. We recommend bringing clothing that can be layered to achieve comfort as you change from periods of activity to periods of rest.Clothing and gear List
- Warm Hat: that covers your ears
- Sunhat: to protect your face and neck
- Buff
- Jacket – A midweight synthetic jacket
- Waterproof / Breathable Rain Jacket
- Hiking Pants – Preferably windproof and quick drying.
- Trekking shoes
- Water Bottle
- Camera
- Trekking poles
- Trekking backpack
- 100% UV protection Sunglasses
- Sun cream: SPF 50 or above
- Lip balm with UV protection
- Snacks
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