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Day 1. Huaraz – Matacancha (4200 M) – Paso Rondoy - Jahuacocha

We leave Huaraz for a 5-hour drive to Matacancha, the gateway to the Huayhuash range. From there, we begin our trek toward Rondoy Pass, a stunning viewpoint with spectacular vistas of peaks like Yerupajá, Jirishanca, Ninashanca, Ratsac, and Siulá Grande. Along the way, we enjoy panoramic views of Solteracocha and Jahuacocha lakes. Finally, we descend to Jahuacocha Lake, our second campsite, completing approximately 6 hours of scenic trekking.

Day 2. Jahuacocha – Ratsaq Valley - Jahuacocha

We ascend to the Ratsaq Valley, enjoying stunning vistas of peaks and lakes. Afterward, we return to our campsite on the shores of Jahuacocha Lake.

Day 3. Jahuacocha – Mirador Paso Yaucha – Jahuacocha

At 7 a.m., we begin our ascent toward Yaucha Pass, following the Huacrish Valley and enjoying breathtaking panoramic views along the way. We then descend to Jahuacocha Lake, completing a total of approximately 6 to 7 hours of walking for the day.

Day 4. Jahuacocha – Pampa Llamac - Llamac - Huaraz

After our final breakfast, we begin our ascent to Pampa Llamac, bidding farewell to the breathtaking vistas of the Huayhuash range. From there, we descend to Llamac Village, where our private vehicle will be waiting to transport us back to Huaraz.

WHAT´S INCLUDED?

Included

• Briefing
• Certified Trekking Guide
• Assistant guide
• Cook
• Donkey driver
• Donkeys
• Personal sleeping tents
• Tents: Kitchen tent, dining tent, bathroom tent.
• Fuel, utensils and kitchen equipment
• Private transport
• Food during the trek
• Basic First Aid kit
• Emergency horse

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Excluded

• Airfare to and from Lima
• Hotels
• Transfer Lima - Huaraz - Lima
• Laundry
• Food and drinks in the city
• Travel/Health/accident Insurance
• Other tours
• Entrance fee to the communities
• Personal clothing and equipment (Sleeping bag, sleeping pad, poles, etc.)
• Gratuities

WHAT TO WEAR AND PACK

When walking in the mountains, it is important to be able to adjust to the changing conditions. We recommend bringing clothing that can be layered to achieve comfort as you change from periods of activity to periods of rest.

Clothing and gear List

• Warm Hat: that covers your ears
• Sunhat: to protect your face and neck
• Buff
• Jacket – A midweight synthetic jacket
• Waterproof / Breathable Rain Jacket
• Hiking Pants – Preferably windproof and quick drying.
• Trekking shoes
• Water Bottle
• Camera
• Trekking poles
• Trekking backpack
• 100% UV protection Sunglasses
• Sun cream: SPF 50 or above
• Lip balm with UV protection
Snacks