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Inca Trail

 (Overseas)

Beautiful hike past Inca Ruins to reach Machu Picchu.

Getting there

We did a tour for 3 1/2 weeks of Peru. A bus took us to the start of the trail. Train back to Cuzco after the hike. 14hrs of travel to get to Lima which was broken into 3 flights

Maps

Which maps cover the area?

Route/Trail notes

Altitude is the main problem here. Very hilly. Alot of Lungs and Leg training was done before hand. The 2nd day is the hardest and the highest. Day 3 was about 17km of mostly down stairs but we found we could almost run this. Different climates from confortable (1st night) to freezing (2nd night) to very hot on the 3rd night. Camping for each night on the trail.

Permits/Costs

Included with our tour

Other References

The tour group was through Toucan Travel

Comments

jen on 8 Oct, 2009

Most amazing experience. Peru is beautiful. The hike can be a bit of a test of character but you can go as fast or slow as needed. The Porters will overtake you no matter how fast you are going.
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