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Peru Climbing & mountaineering

Ausangate Trek with Rainbow Mountain

Alpaca Expeditions · Cusco to the Ausangate region and Rainbow Mountain (Vinicunca)

Alpaca Expeditions lists this as a challenging, three-day guided trek from Cusco through the high Andes around Ausangate, ending at Rainbow Mountain. The itinerary crosses remote mountain terrain, passes high Andean lakes and glacier scenery, and camps at elevations around 4,600–4,700 metres before reaching Rainbow Mountain at 5,030 metres. The operator describes cold conditions, with nighttime temperatures potentially below 0°C, and provides guides, porters, camping support, meals and transportation. The itinerary returns to Cusco after the final hike.

3 days / 2 nights

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Zip-line view associated with the Inca Jungle Trek; the page's image is a representative activity image, not verified as a photo from a particular departure.

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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

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.

4 days, 3 nights

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