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Ancascocha
Circuito de 4 días / 3 noches
- 4 días / 3 noches
- Tamaño máximo del grupo: 8
- Inicio en Cusco
- Book all year round
- Tiendas normales y de lujo
- Ends in Quesqa Valley
Introduction
Embárquese en el menos transitado Camino de Ancascocha, reconocido por National Geographic como una excursión de ensueño. Este sendero descubre visitas guiadas a antiguas ruinas incas, serpentea a través de remotas granjas y pueblos andinos, y desvela vistas incomparables de los majestuosos Andes. El ascenso al paso de Huayanay, que pone a prueba su forma física a altitudes superiores a los 4.550 m, le recompensa con vistas del imponente Apu Salkantay.
En Inca Glamping Perú, su viaje se enriquece con una selección de tiendas de glamping de lujo y tiendas normales. En medio de la agreste belleza andina, nuestro compromiso garantiza una aventura sin interrupciones, desde campamentos bien equipados hasta deliciosas comidas de montaña elaboradas por nuestro experto equipo de cocina. Sumérjase en la belleza, el desafío y los sobrecogedores momentos del Camino de Ancascocha, que culmina con una visita a Machu Picchu, una de las Siete Nuevas Maravillas del Mundo. El viaje concluye con un retorno escénico, dejándole recuerdos de una extraordinaria experiencia andina.
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Itinerario
Embark on a thrilling 4-day Ancascocha Trek with Inca Glamping Peru, where you’ll traverse ancient paths, witness breathtaking landscapes, and immerse yourself in the Andean culture. Here’s a detailed itinerary for your unforgettable journey.
We embark on this enchanting 4-day Ancascocha trek with a scenic journey from Cusco to Soqma. Our comfortable vans ensure a relaxed 2-hour drive to Soqma (3,205 m / 10,512 ft), the trek’s starting point.
On this day, you’ll visit the vibrant Lares market and embark on a trek to Perolniyoc Waterfall and Inca ruins. Our expert guides will provide historical insights as you enjoy spectacular views from the Inca ruins of Perolniyoc, perched on a cliff. Lunch will be a delightful introduction to the sumptuous cuisine prepared by our kitchen team. Afterward, a steep climb of about an hour will lead you to our camp in Rayan (3,700 meters / 12,139 feet), where the night sky over the Andes promises a celestial display.
Hiking Stats for the day:
- Distance: 8 km. / 5 miles.
- Duration: 4½ to 5 hours.
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Accommodation: Dry Mountain Camping
- Meals: Lunch, Dinner.
- Max Altitude: 3,700 meters / 12,139 feet
- Min Altitude: 3,205 meters / 10,512 feet
Awaken to a refreshing morning in Rayan with a wake-up call, hot tea, and a hearty breakfast. Fuel up for an exhilarating 3-hour ascent to the Kuychiccasa Pass (4,450 m / 14,599 ft), offering panoramic views of the Sacred Valleys and Chancachuco.
This leg of the journey includes a steep climb to Kuychiccasa Pass, providing spectacular views of Las Nevadas. Lunch in the Chancachuco Valley precedes a descent to Ancascocha (3,700 m / 12,139 ft), where our camp is nestled in a beautiful wooded valley.
Hiking Stats for the day:
- Distance: 14 km. / 8.6 miles.
- Duration: 8½ to 9 hours.
- Difficulty: Challenging
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.
- Max Altitude: 4,450 meters / 14,599 feet
- Min Altitude: 3,700 meters / 12,139 feet.
Commence Day 3 with a 1-hour climb, rewarding you with views of a glacier, Inca remains, and the azure Ancascocha lake. A challenging 2-hour ascent to the Huayanay Pass (4,650 m / 15,255 ft) awaits, unveiling an Inca Trail paved with history.
Highlights of this day include the ascend to Huayanay Pass, with remnants of the Inca Trail and cobblestones visible along the way. Lunch at the Inca site of Incaracay precedes an easier descent to the Quesqa Valley and Paucarcancha (3,133 m/10,278 ft). Here, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the Classic Inca Trail and remote communities of the Quesqa Valley.
Hiking Stats for the day:
- Distance: 15 km. / 9.3 miles.
- Duration: 7½ to 8 hours.
- Difficulty: Challenging
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.
- Max Altitude: 4,650 meters / 15,255 feet
- Min Altitude: 3,133 meters / 10,278 feet.
The last day of the hike is the easiest of all, since it is a 6-hour walk downhill in a section of the Classic Inca Trail to KM 82 (the official start of the Classic Trail). Lunch will be served at KM82.
After lunch, we will return to Cusco via minibus.
Hiking Stats for the day:
- Distance: 12 km. / 7.5 miles.
- Duration: 5½ to approximately 6 hours.
- Dificultad: Fácil
- Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
- Max Altitude: 3133 meters above sea level / 10278 feet
- Min altitude: 2040 meters above sea level / 6692 feet
Note: This itinerary is subject to change based on weather conditions and group preferences. This Anaschocha Trek does not include Macchu Picchu.
Join us on this 4-day/3-night Ancascocha Trek, an adventure designed for those seeking a shorter yet immersive journey through the Andean wonders. Immerse yourself in the rich landscapes, culture, and history of this hidden gem. Book your Ancascocha Trek experience with Inca Glamping Peru today!
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Preguntas frecuentes
We recommend that you pack with care when preparing to embark on this magical trek. The weather in the Andes can be extremely changeable so we recommend:
- Hiking boots. Make sure that these are comfortable enough and they give you appropriate support as you will be walking for several days. The last thing you want to ruin your trek is blisters or foot sores!
- Warm clothing. The Andes often drops below freezing at night due to the fact that you are at high altitude. Make sure that you bring hats, gloves, scarfs and warm apparel with you to guard against the cold.
- Waterproofs. We recommend bringing water protective wear which is both light and insulated. Depending on the season, you might want to bring a light waterproof in the dry season, whilst a heavier waterproof for the rainy-season. Check with your guide if you are unsure on what to bring.
- Small rucksack. This smaller rucksack is for travelling during the day. Your guide will ensure that your larger bags and heavier equipment which you do not require for hiking is taken on horseback to the next stop ahead of you so you have it at the end of each day.
- Altitude sickness tablets. We always recommend bringing altitude sickness tablets with you when travelling to places which are often hundreds of metres about sea-level.
- Torch or flashlight. We recommend bringing a torch with you so that you are able to see where you are going at night. It’s not a good idea to fumble around in the dark without seeing where you are going!
We understand that sometimes your plans may change due to unforeseen circumstances. If you make a booking but then wish to cancel it, the following cancellation policies apply:
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Yes. We always recommend that you take out an insurance policy before travelling. We do not cover you on our insurance policy and we require you to sign a waiver prior to travelling for any damages, injuries etc that may occur on your trip.
However, you can rest assured in the knowledge that our experienced guides will ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable trip.