Huascaran National Park Tours & Trips

Pristine wilderness stretches from Vallunaraju Moraine Camp (16,404 feet) to Alpamayo's summit in Huascarán National Park. The trail passes turquoise Llanganuco Lakes, crosses Portachuelo de Llanganuco (15,640 feet), with views of towering peaks like Huascarán and Huandoy.

Technical climbing leads to Alpamayo (19,511 feet), Huascarán National Park's crown jewel. The path winds past turquoise Llanganuco Lakes, through remote high-altitude camps, culminating in challenging ice pitches on the southwest face with expert UIAGM guides.

Laguna 69 and the twin Llanganuco lagoons shine as Huascarán National Park's crown jewels. A 6km path winds through diverse ecosystems, showcasing Peru's highest peak Huascarán. Based at Selina Huaraz, visitors can explore authentic towns like Carhuaz and Yungay.

Alpamayo peak stands as Huascaran National Park's crown jewel. The path leads past Santa Cruz Lakes to base camp (13,500 feet), through technical ice pitches across glacier fields, reaching the summit at 19,512 feet with panoramic park views from the renowned Southwest Face.

Turquoise Laguna 69 and twin Llanganuco lakes shine as Huascarán National Park's crown jewels. The route includes Pastoruri Glacier at 5,200m and rare Puya Raimondi plants. Spanish-speaking guides lead moderate-difficulty trails through UNESCO-protected landscapes.

Crystal waters of Laguna 69 and snowy peaks of Pastoruri Glacier highlight Huascaran National Park's natural wonders. The 9-mile trails weave through spectacular mountain scenery, with native wildlife sightings. Stunning views unfold from 5000m elevation points.

Diverse ecosystems ranging from Llanganuco's turquoise waters to Pastoruri's glacial landscape characterize Huascarán National Park. Unique Puya Raimondi flora dots the landscape up to 5,200m altitude. Spanish-guided tour covers park entrance fees and the most scenic locations.