6-day Huayhuash classic trek

Duration: 4 hours (by car) 5 – 6 hours (hiking) Distance hiking: 12 km approx.

We drive from Huaraz to Chiquián, appreciating far off perspectives on the great Huayhuash range from a remote place. From Chiquián we plummet to a cactus and scour climate and proceed to the town of Llamac (3300m) Then into a wide Ushaped green valley with moving slopes and flanked by expansive regions of quenual (polylepis sp.) timberland. We will begin to climb, we will cross our most memorable pass, Cacanan Punta (4700m). Here, at the mainland partition, we some of the time notice the Andean Condor soaring over. We slide to the Jalca plain and on to our camp at the wonderful Laguna Mitucocha lake (4220m), situated at the foot of the dazzling Jirishanka Grande pinnacle, and those of its neighbors Rondoy and Ninashanca. On the off chance that you have the energy, there's the choice this evening of strolling around the lake or dependent upon one of the close by hanging valleys.

Duration: 5 -6 hours aprox Distance: 12 km aprox

We flank the Jalca floodplain then, at that point, rise south to the Paso de Carhuac pass (4650m). From here a magnificent scene unexpectedly materializes; a column of Huayhuash monsters: Yerupajá Grande, the second most elevated mountain in Peru, Yerupajá Chico(6121m) and Siulá Grande (6344m), of "Contacting the Void" notoriety. From here we slip to our camp at the huge Lake Carhuacocha lake (4150m), with the opportunity in transit of spotting Viscacha rodents among the nitwit garbage. From our camp we gaze straight up the lake to the pinnacles and ice fields of the popular Siula Grande, Yerupajá Grande and Chico and Jirishanka Chico.

Duration: 6 – 7 hours aprox Distance: 13 km aprox

This day there are two discretionary ways to deal with our next camp at Huayhuash. We can take the ordinary path to rise the Carnicero Pass at 4600m/15,092ft Or on the other hand the really difficult option by rising the Siula Pass at 4800m/15,748ft. While this subsequent option is seriously requesting, it is really remunerating a result of the encompassing all encompassing perspectives. We slide passing near lake Carnicero then camp at Huayhuash 4300m/14,108ft.

Duration: 6 – 7 hours approx Distance: 11 km aprox

We move to the Trapecio pass (5040m) on a consistent slope. A few segments of the path are hard to track down as we are strolling however ichu grass (tussock) and as we are drawing nearer to the pass the path is across moraine rock. A discretionary 40 additional minutes of climbing to arrive at the ice sheet From here, looking southeast, we see another assortment of adjacent snow tops. At the pass (5050m) we will stop to appreciate dazzling perspectives on Trapecio, Puscanturpa and Cuyoc mountains and encompassing valleys. Then, at that point, we start the plummet from the pass on a plain stone morraine course passing by a lovely turquoise chilly lake Huanacpatay on the way. We proceed with the drop to our camp in Cuyoc (4400 m).

Duration: 5 – 6 hours Distance: 16 km aprox.

From camp we move to a pass on Cerro San Antonio. This is a requesting day with some lofty climbing, however at this point you ought to be very much adjusted and feeling solid at height. Following 2 hours we are on the highest point of the pass at 4800m, with incredible perspectives on every one of the goliaths of the Cordillera Huayhuash and the 3 pools of Sarapococha, St Nick Rosa and Jurau. We can likewise see the Siula Glacial mass which Joe Simpson slithered down in his awe-inspiring fight for endurance, and we see Siula Headquarters plainly somewhere far off. 15 km of strolling which requires around 9 hours with breaks and lunch. The camping area is in the town of Huayllapa at 3487m.

Duration: 8 hours aprox

This day we will get up right on time to take the vehicle that will take us to the shore of Peru, prior to passing by the city of Cajatambo where we will make a short stop for breakfast. The outing is long and the street dives in vast bends until it arrives at the incomparable Skillet American roadway and arrives at the city of Barranca. Transportation will leave you at the transport terminal so you can head out to Lima that very day. Here you and staff will isolate, as they will go on the return outing to Huaraz. End of administrations.