Easy Level
Why is it easy?
These tours feature short to moderate hikes, accessible terrain, and an altitude that generally doesn't pose a significant physical challenge. They are ideal for people of all ages, families with children, and travelers who want to enjoy the scenery without strenuous effort.
Recommendations:
Wear comfortable clothing appropriate for the weather.
Stay hydrated during the tour.
Use sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
Follow the guide's instructions for a safe experience.
Intermediate Level
Why is it intermediate?
This level includes longer hikes, trails with moderate inclines, and routes that can exceed 4,000 meters above sea level. It requires a basic to moderate level of fitness to fully enjoy the experience.
Recommendations:
Rest and acclimatize for at least one or two days in Cusco before the tour.
Bring plenty of water and energy snacks.
Walk at a steady pace without rushing.
Wear trekking shoes with good traction.
Challenging Level
Why is it challenging?
These tours feature long hikes, steep ascents, uneven terrain, and high altitudes that can exceed 4,500 meters above sea level. They are recommended for travelers in good physical condition and with experience in outdoor activities.
Recommendations:
Acclimate properly before the trek.
Bring warm and waterproof clothing due to changing weather conditions.
Eat light snacks and stay well hydrated.
Use trekking poles if necessary.
Inform the guide of any physical discomfort during the hike.
Difficulty Scale
Easy: Suitable for all travelers.
Intermediate: Requires basic to moderate physical fitness.
Challenging: Requires good physical condition and stamina.
Why is it easy?
These tours feature short to moderate hikes, accessible terrain, and an altitude that generally doesn't pose a significant physical challenge. They are ideal for people of all ages, families with children, and travelers who want to enjoy the scenery without strenuous effort.
Recommendations:
Wear comfortable clothing appropriate for the weather.
Stay hydrated during the tour.
Use sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
Follow the guide's instructions for a safe experience.
Intermediate Level
Why is it intermediate?
This level includes longer hikes, trails with moderate inclines, and routes that can exceed 4,000 meters above sea level. It requires a basic to moderate level of fitness to fully enjoy the experience.
Recommendations:
Rest and acclimatize for at least one or two days in Cusco before the tour.
Bring plenty of water and energy snacks.
Walk at a steady pace without rushing.
Wear trekking shoes with good traction.
Challenging Level
Why is it challenging?
These tours feature long hikes, steep ascents, uneven terrain, and high altitudes that can exceed 4,500 meters above sea level. They are recommended for travelers in good physical condition and with experience in outdoor activities.
Recommendations:
Acclimate properly before the trek.
Bring warm and waterproof clothing due to changing weather conditions.
Eat light snacks and stay well hydrated.
Use trekking poles if necessary.
Inform the guide of any physical discomfort during the hike.
Difficulty Scale
Easy: Suitable for all travelers.
Intermediate: Requires basic to moderate physical fitness.
Challenging: Requires good physical condition and stamina.
