South America / Peru / Off-road & desert
Inca Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu 4 days
Lorenzo Expeditions · Cusco, Peru; route from Abra Málaga through Santa María and Santa Teresa to Machu Picchu
Source checked 2026-10-11 · Offering found on source page
Lorenzo Expeditions’ four-day, three-night Inca Jungle Trek links Cusco with Machu Picchu through a multi-activity route. The operator describes a downhill mountain-bike ride from Abra Málaga toward Santa María, hiking through the high jungle and historic Inca paths, and a zip-line segment before reaching Aguas Calientes and visiting the Machu Picchu citadel. Optional rafting on the Vilcanota River is described separately. The itinerary also includes local stops and the Cocalmayo hot springs. This is a mixed active trekking journey, not a technical mountaineering expedition.
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of the adventure.
- Downhill cycling from Abra Málaga toward Santa María; the page lists a roughly 45 km ride.
- Hiking on trails toward Santa Teresa, with a visit to Cocalmayo hot springs.
- Zip-lining and a walk from Hidroeléctrica toward Aguas Calientes.
- Visit to Machu Picchu on the fourth day; rafting on the Vilcanota River is an optional activity.
- Duration
- 4 days, 3 nights
- Season
- Confirm directly with operator
- Eligibility / experience
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Sources checked 2026-10-11. Finding an offering online does not establish that dates are currently operating or that places are available.
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