Lares Trek Tours & Trips

The authentic Lares Trek route winds through Peru's highlands. Volcanic hot springs mark the starting point through remote Quechua villages, leading to the 4,680m Condor Pass, with camping beneath starlit peaks. Expert guides and emergency horses ensure safety throughout.

The Lares Trek leads you through authentic Andean life, with stops at thermal springs and traditional communities. The path winds through varying elevations from 2,700m to 4,750m, featuring comfortable camping and gourmet meals. Professional guides lead the way, maintaining exceptional satisfaction ratings of 4.9/5.

The less-touristed Lares Trek begins in Lares town, winding through high-altitude Andean landscapes. The path leads past remote communities to Cuncani village, continues to Sicllaccasa Mountain's 4,800m pass, and offers camping near mountain streams. Local communities share their culture before the final Machu Picchu exploration.

The adventure unfolds at Lares thermal springs, continuing to the scenic Blue Lagoon camp at 12,795 ft. Traditional Quechua life comes alive in Canchacancha village, where potato farms dot the landscape and locals tend to their alpaca herds. The trek features chef-prepared meals and nights spent camping beneath the star-studded Andean sky.

Traditional Quechua life unfolds along the 33km Lares Trek, featuring visits to local weavers and farmers. The path leads past Yanacocha Lake and snow-capped peaks to Cuncani village, where families demonstrate traditional crafts. Full camping gear, chef-prepared meals, and therapeutic dips in Lares thermal springs complete the experience.

The traditional Lares route connects remote Andean communities of Wakawasi (3,850m) and Patacancha (3,800m). A 41km trek spans four days, immersing travelers in authentic mountain culture. Professional guides facilitate meaningful exchanges with indigenous villagers before Machu Picchu exploration.