MOUNTAIN CLIMBING

Climbing Adventure During Your Journey

The climbing sport in Cusco becoming more popular in recent years in Cusco, that because Cusco has varied of rock some of them located just in the upper part of the city and it is easy to reach there and practice some rock climbing sports. For the Mountain climb, we just need to drive a few hours in any derections of Cusco, There you will find some mountains peak over 5,300m / 17388ft. We have some range surrounding to Cusco. Urubamba mountain range, which has more than twenty peak, the highest one is the Veronika with 5,890m/19,334ft. Vilcabamba mountain range, located in the Norht east of Cusco, its highest peak Salkantay 6271m /20,574ft. and finally the Vilcanota mountain range, located in the southern part of Cusco, it highest peak Ausangate 6,384m / 20,796ft.

Let's Explore the Mountains Around Cusco

Cusco

Qampa Hiking & Climbing

Cusco, Qampa, Pacchanta

The climb to Qampa mountain, you don’t need any experience or skill, if you love mountains this is enough, our guides will provide a basic course about the important techniques to climb different mountains. Qampa summit offers you a spectacular view of the Vilcanota range the impressive Ausangate peak… Climbing Qampa mountain is more that just an experience it makes you realize how tiny you and your problem are in the immense of our world.

4D/3N Up to 8 people Challenging

Cusco

Mariposa Mountain Climb 4 Days

Tinki, Pacchanta, Ausangate, Cusco

Climbing the nevado Mariposa in Cusco is the most incredible experience that you can do in the Peruvian Andes, with its 5,842m/19,161ft located in the Vilcanota range near to Apu Ausangate.

6D/5N Up to 8 people Moderate

Cusco

Ausangate Climb 6 Days / 5 nights

Cusco, Pacchanta, Ausangate, Moraine Camp

Ausangate is the 5th highest peak in Peru at 6,384m, and the highest of the seven 6,000m peaks in the Cusco Region. The first ascent to the main summit in 1953 was led by the famous Austrian mountaineer Heinrich Harrer, part of the first team to conquer the north face of the Eiger and from the book/movie “Seven Years in Tibet”. Ausangate is by far the most well-known big peak for mountaineering in Cusco since the normal route is not so technically difficult, although a good amount of stamina is needed for trail breaking on the summit plateau. Ausangate is the principal Apu of Cusco and can be seen from many places in the city. There are less tourists that visit this province of Cusco but it is becoming more popular as a destination for the circuit trek in the dry season.

Rock Climbing

Rock Climbing in Cusco