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    • Carefully selected tours
    • Travel safely with COVID-19 protocol

    Operational Tour May to September Free Cancellation Free Reprogramming Group Service

    • May / October
    • Moderate / Difficult
    • 8 Days / 7 Nights
    • +6000 m.s.n.m
    • Spanish
    • 8/15 people

    The spectacular Huayhuash mountain range is located in the area where the departments of Ancash, Huánuco, and Lima converge, approximately 50 kilometers south of the Cordillera Blanca. Huayhuash is the second highest mountain range in the world in the tropical region after the Cordillera Blanca. Its highest peak is Yerupaja, at 6,634 meters above sea level, making it the second highest mountain in Peru and the Amazonian point.

    Very important information:

    ✅IMPORTANT: Reservations close 6 days before the tour.
    ✅Santa Cruz Trekking 2024 Season: Reservations open (May to September). We offer year-round departures.
    ✅Service:Group tours for groups of 8 to 15 people.

    Package price per person

    • 1 pax a US$ 2300.00
    • 2 pax a US$ 1550.00
    • 3 pax a US$ 1250.00

    • 2 pax a US$ 1550.00
    • 5 pax a US$ 1250.00
    • 6 - 8 pax US$ 1150.00

    *For more PAX, consult an advisor

    Departure and return location

    Departure and arrival at the Alpamayo Hotel

    Departure time

    03:30am

    Time of return

    Time elapsed on the last day

    Price includes

    • Certified trekking guide
    • Private transport
    • Information and recommendations before the trek
    • Professional outdoor chef
    • Donkeys, donkey driver
    • Emergency horse for more than 6 people
    • Meals during the trek: Breakfast, Snacks, Lunch, Afternoon Tea and Coffee, and Dinner
    • Camping tent
    • Kitchen tent, dining tent
    • Table and chair
    • Pad
    • All the kitchen equipment: plates, cups, utensils
    • First aid kit
    • Permanent assistance from the agency during your trek

    Price excludes

    • International flights and applicable airport taxes
    • Accommodation and meals in Lima and Huaraz
    • Transfer Lima – Huaraz – Lima
    • Entrance to the Huayhuash reserve
    • Sleeping bag
    • Acclimatization days before the trek
    • Travel insurance for accidents and repatriation
    • Personal expenses
    • Personal expenses
    • Tips

    Personal climbing equipment

    • 40 liter backpack
    • Long trousers for walking, warm (inner) and rain (Gore-tex)
    • Warm and rain jacket
    • Change of clothes for trekking
    • Sun hat and coat
    • Sleeping bag (-10°C)
    • Cold weather gloves
    • Walking sticks
    • Sunglasses with UV protection
    • A headlamp with a spare battery
    • Personal first aid kit
    • Travel bag or expedition duffel
    • Water bottle

    COVID-19 Protocols

    • Not showing symptoms of Coronavirus
    • Sworn statement of health
    • Wear and use your mask correctly
    • Respect hygiene and disinfection processes
    • Maintain a social distance of 1.5 meters
    • Tourist vehicles operating at 50% capacity
    • Mandatory use of face shield
    • Respect the carrying capacity for each tourist site
    • Upon confirming the reservation, request your sworn statement.
    • If the bus exceeds the capacity, you will have to wait for the other tourists to return to their bus.

    TRAVEL PROGRAM

    Day 1Huaraz (3100m) – Chiquian(3400m) – Llamac (3300) – Quartelhuain (4170m) – Paso Cacananpunta (4700m)- Janca (4200m)

    Departure from Huaraz very early at 3:30 am with private transport. We will head south, passing through the provinces of Recuay and Chiquian. Later, we will pass through the towns of Llamac and Pocpa until we reach Quartelhuain, where we will have breakfast. From there, we will begin our hike towards the Cacananpunta Pass (4700m). Afterwards, we will descend to our campsite in Janca (4200m), where we will spend the night.

    • Transportation time: approximately 4 hours
    • Hiking time: approximately 5 hours

    Day 2:Janca (4200m) – Paso Carhuac (4650m) – Carhuacocha (4140m)

    Today we will ascend to the Carhuac Pass (4650m), which offers breathtaking views of the peaks of Carnicero, Siula, Yerupaja, and Jirishanca. We will then descend to Carhuacocha Lagoon, where we will set up camp.

    • Approximate time: 6 hours

    Day 3:Carhuacocha (4140m) – Paso Siula (4830m) – Huayhuash (4300m)

    We’ll begin our trek by passing by Carhuacocha Lagoon. Along the way, we’ll admire the impressive peaks of the Huayhuash mountain range. Further up, we’ll find three beautiful lagoons: Gangrajanca, Siula, and Quesillococha. We’ll continue to the Siula Pass (4830m) and then descend to the Huayhuash campsite.

    • Approximate time: 8 hours

    Day 4:Huayhuash (4300m) – Paso Trapecio (5000m) – Cuyoc (4450m)

    Today we will ascend to the Trapecio Pass at an altitude of 5000m, where we will admire the snow-capped peaks of the Trapecio and Cuyos mountain ranges. Then we will descend to our Cuyoc campsite (4450m), enjoying views of more peaks and lakes along the way.

    • Approximate time: 7-8 hours

    Day 5Cuyoc (4450m) – Paso Cerro San Antonio 5020m) – Pueblo Huayllapa (3660m)

    Today we ascend to the highest pass of the trek, Cerro San Antonio (5020m), from where we’ll appreciate the mountains and lagoons. We can see the Siula Grande glacier, where the Joe Simpson movie “Touching the Void” was filmed. Then we descend to the Callinca Valley (4250m), from where we’ll have a long, flat, and gentle hike to reach the village of Huayllapa (3660m).

    • Approximate time: 8 hours

    Day 6Huayllapa (3660m) – Paso Tapush (4770m) – Gashpapampa (4600m)

    In the morning, we will ascend a steep path towards Tapush Pass (4770m). Before beginning the descent, we will observe Laguna Susucocha and, to the east, Nevado Diablo Mudo, before arriving at Gashpapampa Camp (4600m).

    • Approximate Time: 7 hours

    Day 7 Gashpapampa (4600m) – Paso Yaucha (4800m) – Jahuacocha (4170m)

    Today we will descend for a few minutes to Ancush, from where we will begin our ascent to the Yaucha Pass (4800m). From there, we will see the peaks of Rondoy, Jirishanca, Yerupaja, Rasac, and Tsacra. From the pass, we will climb to the Huacrish viewpoint for a view of the Huayhuash mountain range and the Jahuacocha and Solteracocha lagoons. Then we will descend to our campsite at Jahuacocha (4170m).

    1. Approximate time: 7 hours

    Day 8Jahuacocha (4170m) – Pampa Llamac (4300m) – Llamac (4300m) – Huaraz (3100m)

    We begin our hike through the Jahuacocha Valley to the Pampa Llamac pass (4300m). Then we descend to the village of Llamac where our transport will be waiting to take us back to Huaraz.

    • Approximate time: 5 hours

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is the average distance and elevation gain we will walk each day?

    Every day we have active hikes of approximately 4 to 5, sometimes 6 hours, depending on your pace and fitness level. You’ll find more detailed information in each of our travel programs. If you need more information about a specific day of the program, we can schedule a WhatsApp call to answer your questions. Please contact us for this. For calls or inquiries, please use this number: +51 943 081 066

     

    What experience and physical condition do I need to climb this mountain? Is this program suitable for children or seniors?

    For our mountaineering trips: If the mountains are easily accessible: For easy climbs, you don’t need much experience. However, if you want to climb mountains above 6,000 meters and the conditions become more challenging, we recommend taking a basic or intermediate course for proper preparation. It’s very important to be physically, technically, and psychologically prepared.

    Regarding children’s preparation: It all depends on the mountain you want to climb with your children. Once you’ve decided which of our routes or mountains you want to take them on, we can give you some advice or discuss how to prepare them before you go.

    Regarding seniors: It all depends on their experience level and health. Often, seniors are better suited for mountain trekking because they have more experience, so it’s always a good idea to ask about their experience as senior participants. If you have any further questions, please contact us. For calls or inquiries to this number: +51 943 081 066

    What experience do I need? What level of fitness do I need? Is this program suitable for children or seniors?

    For long-distance hikes, you need to at least train or do some short hikes, such as visiting lakes, to gain experience and feel comfortable with what you’re doing. It’s always a good idea to test yourself before a long-distance hike to avoid altitude sickness during the trek. If you’re traveling with children, it’s best to train them beforehand. If they’re accompanied by an adult, they should acclimatize properly before going on a long-distance tour or camping at high altitude. If you’d like more advice, we can schedule a call via WhatsApp to answer your questions. For calls or inquiries, please use this number: +51 943 081 066

     

    How far in advance should I start training and what type of training do you suggest?

    Preparation depends on the type and technical level of trekking or mountaineering you plan to do. You’ll always gain experience gradually.

    For demanding or technical climbing activities, it’s recommended to summit peaks above 5,000 meters beforehand and have a good understanding of high-altitude mountaineering equipment, such as the use of technical ice axes, ice screws, proper crampon use, and, of course, all other technical gear. For more information, we can schedule an appointment to explain everything related to mountaineering equipment and preparations for participating in our outings in more detail. For calls or inquiries, please contact us at +51 943 081 066.

    How can I get to the meeting point?

    For each trip, depending on the destination or the specific trip you’re taking with us, the meeting point is always at our office. On some trips, we’ll pick you up from your accommodation, or in some cases, a representative from our company will meet you and then transfer you to your transportation to continue your tour or trip. If you’d like more information, please don’t hesitate to contact us. For calls or inquiries, please use this number: +51 943 081 066

    Will I need to bring my own technical equipment? Is it possible to rent equipment and, if so, what would the approximate cost be?

    On all our trekking and mountaineering trips, personal equipment is not included in our prices, so you will need to provide your own gear. Personal equipment (such as boots, ice axe, crampons, harness, sleeping bag, sleeping mat, Gore-Tex jacket, etc.) is listed on each trip page on our website.

    Our company also rents the equipment you need for your trip; see the list here on our website. For calls or inquiries, please contact us at +51 943 081 066.

    Will there be porters to help transport personal and group equipment?

    On our trekking and mountaineering trips: Depending on the type and destination of the trip you book, some sections of the treks are traveled by mules or donkeys, or sometimes by horses. On mountaineering trips, the approach camps are also reached by mules or donkeys, but there are some sections where pack animals can no longer reach. In these parts, our logistics are entirely supported by porters.

    Who are the porters? They are local people who were born and raised in the high-altitude villages. They are very strong and well-acclimated because, after the tourist season ends, they dedicate themselves to agriculture and livestock farming. Therefore, they are accustomed to the altitude and have lived in nature all their lives. They are happy to be in the mountains with our expeditions. For calls or inquiries, please contact this number: +51 943 081 066

    How will accommodation and meals be arranged during the tour?

    Regarding accommodation and meals during the tour: Well, depending on the type of tour, for classic cultural tours or city tours, meals are provided along the way at tourist restaurants, and overnight stays are in hotels of the category requested by the client.

    For tours involving camping and trekking: During the activity, we include breakfast, lunch, and dinner, featuring traditional and typical dishes from the region you’ll be visiting. At night, you’ll stay in tents, with separate tents for the kitchen and dining area.

    For high-altitude or mountain trips: We provide special high-altitude meals, which are quicker to prepare, and we offer complete logistics including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You’ll sleep in special four-season high-altitude tents, using the best available equipment. If you have any questions or concerns, we can schedule a WhatsApp appointment to answer them and provide you with more information to ensure your trip is an unforgettable experience.

    Are there any other special requirements, such as permits/insurance/vaccinations, that I should be aware of before the trip?

    There are safe and effective vaccines that provide strong protection against severe illness, hospitalization, and death from COVID-19. Billions of people have been vaccinated against COVID-19. Getting vaccinated is one of the most important things you can do to protect yourself against COVID-19, help end the pandemic, and stop the emergence of new variants.

    We also recommend having accident insurance; we always recommend it. We are partners with Global Rescue. If you have any further questions about your trip, we can schedule a call via WhatsApp. For calls or inquiries, please use this number: +51 943 081 066

    What is the best time of year for this hike?

    For all the trips we offer within our main tourist destinations, such as South and Central America, including the ascent of the 7 continents and the 7 highest peaks on each continent, each trip’s page on our website indicates the month or season to travel. Please then read the information you will find in our travel offers for each tour. If you have any further questions, you can contact one of our travel experts via WhatsApp. Thank you very much. For calls or inquiries, please use this number: +51 943 081 066

    What is the guide/client ratio for climbing this mountain?

    On mountains over 5000 meters, a local guide leads a maximum of 3 clients (3 people to 1 local guide ratio).

    On technical mountains: On very high mountains, we manage our travel policy: one guide and a maximum of 2 clients (3 people to 1 local guide ratio). For calls or inquiries, please use this number: +51 943 081 066

    What is the best time of year to climb this mountain?

    For all the trips we offer within our main tourist destinations, such as South and Central America, including ascents to all 7 continents and the 7 highest peaks on each continent, each trip’s page on our website indicates the month or season to travel. Please then read the information you will find in our travel offers for each tour. If you have any further questions, you can contact one of our travel experts via WhatsApp. Thank you very much. For calls or inquiries, please use this number: +51 943 081 066

    Can I join a group?

    As a local company with extensive travel experience, we offer departures on various dates. Joining a group trip is the best way to stay within your budget, and while you’re welcome to join our groups, we recommend smaller groups for trips like mountaineering. To join a group, simply request the available dates, and we’ll send you the necessary information to join any of our trips.

    Why choose a private trip? For trekking or high-altitude mountaineering trips, a private tour is the most recommended option, but it’s more expensive. Therefore, joining a group offers more reasonable prices. In the mountains, the only potential drawback is being on a rock face with another climber if one of you gets tired or ill. In this case, you’d have to abort or cancel the summit attempt and return together. For more information, please contact us. We can schedule a WhatsApp call to answer all your questions.

    On a mountain, for example, if three people are climbing and one of them gets sick on the route, for safety reasons they have to cancel or abort the summit attempt, or all return together. The same applies on a technical mountain; if a climbing partner gets sick, everyone has to turn back. For these reasons, it’s sometimes better to go on a private tour because for a single person the costs are higher, since the trip itself is private.

    What happens in case of bad weather?

    Regarding weather conditions, we strive to schedule each tour during the best season to ensure the most spectacular views and enjoyment of the chosen trip. However, even during peak season, inclement weather can occur. While this is generally a minor issue for hiking or trekking trips, it can be particularly challenging during high-altitude climbing expeditions. Therefore, the local guide leaders must always make the most informed decisions to ensure the safety of our passengers. We strongly recommend heeding the advice of your assigned local guide for each tour. If you have any further questions, please contact us. For calls or inquiries, please use this number: +51 943 081 066

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