Santa Cruz Trek
11 days - Moderate Difficulty - $995

May 5 - 15 / August 3 - 13

Hike through the very heart of the Cordillera Blanca, where Peru’s highest mountains soar thousands of feet above. The popular Santa Cruz trek works its way over 2 high passes catching stunning views of Huascaran, Chopiqualqui and the Huandoys. You'll see vizcachas scurrying amid the rocky terrain looking for dinner, sparkling blur glacial lakes, and walk through traditional mountain settlements on your journey from one side of the Andes to the other!

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Huayhuash Trek
18 days - Moderate / Strenuous - $1876

May 9 - 26 / June 17 - July 4 / July 25 - August 11 / August 26 - September 12

The remote Cordillera Huayhuash offers hikers the rare opportunity to slip away from civilization for two weeks and be all-the-while surrounded by unforgettable mountain splendor. The range is full of rustic dwellings and Andean people carrying out their agricultural lives, mountain passes as high as 5000 meters with breathtaking views in every direction, and full of the flowers, trees, and animals that call the Andes their home. The Huayhuash is the most physically demanding trek we offer with over 120 kilometers to cover on foot, circumnavigating the entire range.

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Alpamayo Circuit (Los Cedros Trek)
12 days - Moderate / Strenuous - $1485

June 1 - 12 / September 4 - 15

This challenging and "less traveled" path winds it's way from the ruins of Hualycayan to the distant town of Pomabamba, taking you from the western slopes of the Peruvian Andes, all the way across and down their other side. Impressive views abound, and a visit to Alpamayo, "the Most Beautiful Mountain in the World" will send you home wondering if your fairy-tale vacation was real!

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Quilquihuanca / Cojup Trek
12 days - Moderate / Strenuous - $1295

June 5 -16 / August 16 - 27

The proximity of these two stunning valleys to Huaraz has in no way tarnished their beauty. In fact, they may both be visited less each year than the other popular treks, only because the terrain encountered prevents donkeys from carrying loads the whole way around. The Quilquihuanca / Cojup is a trek for the adventurer, the backpacker (in the true sense of the word as backpacks must be carried for part of the way!), and the seeker of wild & dramatic places.

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Olleros to Chavin
9 days - Easy to Moderate - $975

Dates programmed as requested

Follow one of the pre-Inca trail systems from one side of the Cordillera Blanca to the other. This ancient trail takes you past tiny mud huts where the sturdy mountain dwellers still live, over a high mountain pass, and back down to the historic temples of Chavin. In keeping with the historical significance of the trail we use the original pack animal of the Andes ; the llama, to carry our food and equipment.

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