🔵 🚐 Approach: Private transport, 5 hours.

   🔵 🚶‍♂️ Hike: 2 hours.

   🔵 🍽️ After breakfast at the hotel, our guide will pick us up in a private bus and we will head south, passing by the Conococha Lagoon to Chiquian, where we will pause to enjoy the local experience. Then, we will continue through the valley, passing through the villages of Llamac and Pocpa, appreciating their flora and fauna. Finally, we will arrive in Quartellhuain in the afternoon and take a short hike around our camp as an acclimatization measure.

   🔵 📏 Distance: 4 km

   🔵 🥗 Meals included: Snack, lunch, tea time, and dinner.

   🔵 🚶‍♂️ Approach: 6-hour hike.

   🔵 🌄 After breakfast, we begin the hike, ascending for approximately 3 hours to our first pass called Cacananpunta, from where we will see Puccacocha Lagoon and the peaks of Ninashanca (5,607 m), Rondoy (5,870 m), and Jirishanca. Condors can sometimes be spotted.

   🔵 ⬇️ We then begin our descent through the valley toward our camp, located on the banks of the Janca River near Mitucocha Lagoon, with views of the aforementioned peaks.

   🔵 📏 Distance: 13 km

   🔵 🍽️ Meals included: Breakfast, snack, lunch, tea time, and dinner.

   🔵 🏞️ Optional: In the afternoon, you can take an additional hike to Mitucocha Lagoon to get a closer look at the mountains.

🔵 🚶‍♂️ Approach: Classic route – 5 hours / Alpine route – 7 hours

   🔵 🍽️ After breakfast, we begin our ascent along a gently sloping path to the pass, from where we will see the snow-capped peaks of Jirishanca, Yerupajá Chico and Grande, and Siula Grande. We then begin our descent to our campsite, located next to the lagoon.

   🔵 🏞️ On this day, we have the option of taking the alpine route, which will lead us to an excellent first viewpoint from which we will see Laguna Mitucocha and Laguna Ninacocha. We then continue along a ridge path to the second viewpoint, from where we will see the four lagoons: Carhuacocha, Gangrajanca, Siulacocha, and Quesillacocha. We will also get a close look at the peaks of Jirishanca, Yerupajá Chico and Grande, and Siula. We then descend for approximately 40 minutes along a steep path, and then the route becomes easier until we reach our campsite, located next to the lagoon.

🔵 📏 Distance: 13 km

🔵 🥗 Meals included: Breakfast, snack, lunch, tea time, and dinner.

   🔵 🚶‍♂️ Approach: 9-hour hike.

   🔵 🏞️ This day, we begin the hike along the edge of Carhuacocha Lagoon. We then pass through the valley where we find the Gangrajanca, Siulacocha, and Quesillacocha lagoons. We then begin to ascend along a semi-steep but worthwhile path to the Siula viewpoint, from where we can see the aforementioned lagoons. We continue ascending to the pass, from where we can see Carnicero Lagoon and the peaks of Carniceros and Trapecio. We then descend to our camp, located between two streams.

   🔵 📏 Distance: 14 km

   🔵 🥗 Meals included: Breakfast, snack, lunch, tea time, and dinner.

   🔵 🚶‍♂️ Approach: 6-hour hike.

   🔵 🏞️ After breakfast, we will begin our ascent toward the pass that borders the Huayhuash and Raura mountain ranges. From this point, we can see the Raura mountain range with its famous peak, León Huacanan. Then, we begin our descent through some wetlands to Viconga Lagoon, where we will find herds of alpacas, sheep, and llamas. We will then continue to our camp, located next to the Guñoc hot springs. This is a very strategic spot for a swim and to clean our clothes, and why not, a toast with a beer.

   🔵 📏 Distance: 11.5 km

   🔵 🥗 Meals included: Breakfast, snack, lunch, tea time, and dinner.

   🔵 🚶‍♂️ Approach: 7-hour hike.

   🔵 🏞️ After breakfast, we head uphill past some lagoons to the Cuyoc Pass, located between the Cuyoc and Pumarinri mountains. After approximately 3 hours of hiking, we'll see the Raura mountain range and some peaks of the Huayhuash mountain range, such as Pumarinri, Cuyoc, Jurao, Yerupaja, and so on. We then descend to a platform from where we take another path to the Trapecio Valley, following a slight incline. We visit the magnificent turquoise lagoon and enjoy the view of the Trapecio peak in all its splendor. After taking photos, we descend to our camp along the path that descends from the Trapecio Pass.

   🔵 📏 Distance: 14.5 km

   🔵 🥗 Meals included: Breakfast, snack, lunch, tea time, and dinner.

   🔵 🚶‍♂️ Approach: 6-hour hike.

   🔵 🌄 This day, we begin the hike on a small flat section and then climb uphill to the viewpoint from where we'll see the peaks of Jurao, Sarapo, Siula Grande, Yerupaja, Huacris, and Santa Rosa, as well as the famous Jurao and Sarapo lagoons.

   🔵 ⬇️ We then descend a steep (somewhat slippery) path to our campsite. Along the way, we'll encounter lupines, including the taulli, and then head to our campsite where we'll spend the night.

   🔵 📏 Distance: 9 km

   🔵 🍽️ Meals included: Breakfast, snack, lunch, tea time, and dinner.

   🔵 🚶‍♂️ Approach: 7-hour hike

   🔵 🏕️ This day, we begin our ascent from the base camp of the most famous mountain, Siula, where Joe Simpson's film "Touch the Void" was filmed.

   🔵 🌊 We then continue ascending alongside the Sarapococha Lagoon and then head uphill toward the Gran Vista viewpoint, where we'll have spectacular views and enjoy close-up views of the famous Huayhuash mountains, such as Siula Grande, Yerupaja, and Sarapo.

   🔵 ⬇️ We then descend toward our camp, but along the way, we'll visit the famous Joe Simpson stone.

   🔵 📏 Distance: 11.5 km

   🔵 🍽️ Meals included: Breakfast, snacks, lunch, tea time, and dinner.

   🔵 🚶‍♂️ Approach: 5-hour hike

   🔵 🌿 After breakfast, we'll head through the Calinca Valley, where we'll find abundant vegetation.

   🔵 🚶‍♂️ As we descend, we'll meet local farmers and ranchers.

   🔵 🏕️ Then, our campsite awaits us in the small community of Huayllapa. Here, some families offer their homes as accommodations, which could be an option for spending the night and taking a hot bath.

   🔵 🌞 This day's hike is very peaceful.

   🔵 📏 Distance: 14 km

   🔵 🍽️ Meals included: Breakfast, snacks, lunch, tea time, and dinner.

   🔵 🚶‍♂️ Approach: 7-hour hike

   🔵 🌄 After breakfast, we will begin our ascent through the Huatiac Gorge toward the Tapush Pass.

   🔵 🐑 Along the way, we will meet local people who are dedicated to tending a flock of sheep.

   🔵 ⏳ This climb will take approximately 6 hours.

   🔵 🏔️ From here, you can already see the southern Cordillera Blanca.

   🔵 💧 Then, we descend slightly along the edge of Susucocha Lagoon, from where you can see Diablo Mudo Mountain, a very famous mountain climb.

   🔵 🏕️ Our camp is located at Diablo Mudo Mountain Base Camp.

   🔵 📏 Distance: 14 km

   🔵 🍽️ Meals included: Breakfast, snack, lunch, tea time, and dinner.

   🔵 🚶‍♂️ Approach: 6-hour hike

   🔵 🌲 This day we begin the hike observing the quenuales forest along a zigzag trail to the Yaucha Pass.

   🔵 🌄 From here, we head to the viewpoint along a ridge path with spectacular views of the Huayhuash Mountains and the southern Cordillera Blanca.

   🔵 🦅 Here, many condors are usually seen, as well as the Huayhuash mountain chain and the Solteracocha and Jahuacocha lagoons.

   🔵 📸 A spectacular viewpoint for taking photos and videos, we then descend to our campsite, located next to Jahuacocha Lagoon.

   🔵 🌅 During the afternoon, you can take an additional hike to Solteracocha Lagoon or enjoy the sunset at the aforementioned campsite.

   🔵 📏 Distance: 11 km

   🔵 🍽️ Meals included: Breakfast, snack, lunch, tea time, and dinner.

   🔵 🚶‍♂️ Approach: 5-hour hike

   🔵 🌳 This day, we head toward the Pampa Llamac pass, the first flat section, and then ascend through a forest of Quenuales. This will take approximately 3 hours.

   🔵 ⛰️ Here, we will pause to enjoy the last step of our hike.

   🔵 ⬇️ Then, all that's left is to descend to the town of Llamac for approximately 2 hours.

   🔵 🚌 Here, the private bus will be waiting for us to take us to Huaraz. This takes approximately 4 hours.

   🔵 🏨 We will then stop by your respective hotel to drop you off.

   🔵 📏 Distance: 13,600 km

   🔵 🍽️ Meals included: Breakfast, Snack, and Lunch.