Explore the pristine Peruvian wilderness on an epic 22-day trek featuring the Diablo Mudo and Tocllaraju with a local certified mountain guide.
Private
Andes, Cordillera Huayhuash, Cordillera Huayhuash
22 Days
May - Nov
High
Intermediate
The Peruvian wilderness is home to an abundance of majestic mountains and lush landscapes, where each day of trekking presents a fresh experience.
Trek within the Cordillera Huayhuash mountain range, which stretches across the Peruvian regions of Ancash, Lima and Huánuco.
It is the second highest tropical mountain range in the world following the Cordillera Blanca. Running from north to south, it contains approximately 20 summits within 25 kilometers.
There are 6 peaks that surpass 6,000 meters, among them is Diablo Mudo (5,427m), meaning Dumb Devil, that stands in the western section of the Huayhuash.
Discover impressive rock formations that rise dramatically to the sky, along with snow-covered summits, wide glaciers, and tranquil blue lakes.
Also discover the Tocllaraju, one of the most beautiful mountains in the Cordillera Blanca. Rising to 6,034 meters, this prominent frozen pyramid is a fine piece of natural sculpture.
Get in touch now to reserve your place in Peru’s pristine beauty and trek along the Huayhuash mountain range featuring Diablo Mudo and the Cordillera Blanca’s Tocllaraju on a 22-day tour.
Huaraz – trek to Laguna 69 (4,450 m) – Huaraz.
Huaraz – transfer Cordillera Huayhuash – Camp Matacancha (4,150 m).
Matacancha – trek to Cacanampunta (4,700 m) – Laguna Mitococha (4,300m).
Mitucocha – trek to Punta Carhuac Pass (4,640 m) – Laguna Carhuacocha (4,200 m).
Carhuacocha – trek to Siula Pass (4,950 m) / Laguna Quesillococha – Huayhuash (4,450 m).
Huayhuash – trek to the village of Portachuelo de Huayhuash – Laguna Viconga / hot springs (4,400 m).
Laguna Viconga – trek to Punta Cuyoc Pass (5,020 m) – Huanacpatay (4,350 m).
Huanacpatay – trek to the village of Huayllapa (3,600 m) – Huatiac (4,290 m).
Huatiac – trek to Punta Tapush (4,800 m) – Cashpapampa (4,500 m).
Cashgapampa – trek to Llaucha Pass (4,750 m) – Laguna Jahuacocha (4,066 m). Optional: climb Diablo Mudo (5,350 m).
Optional: trek to the Berlin Mountain overlook (5,094 m) or to Sambuya/Rondoy Pass (4,750 m) or to Solteracocha Lake.
Jahuacocha – trek to Jahuapunta Pass (4,650 m) – village of Pocpa (3,600 m) – transfer to Huaraz.
Optional: rock climbing on the walls of Chancos.
Huaraz – transfer to Pueblo Pashpa – Laguna Cochapampa (3,400 m) – hiking with burros – Ishinca Base Camp (4,200 m).
Ishinca Base Camp – trek to the Moraine Camp (5,000 m).
Moraine Camp – summit of Tocllaraju Peak (6,034 m) – return to Base Camp.
Base Camp – trek downhill to Laguna Cochapampa (3,400 m) – village of Pashpa – transfer to Huaraz.
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Guide Agency
Peru Expeditions is a Guide Agency and Tour Operator based in Huaraz, Peru.
It's a family-owned travel agency, which was founded more than 35 years ago, and is now managed by IFMGA-guide Juventino and his son, Eric.
We organize trekkings and mountain expeditions in Cordillera Blanca, and all around Peru.
Languages
| English
Certificates
AGMP | IFMGA
He was very kind, patient and helped me to reach my goal the citadel of Machupicchu. One day I wanted to quit but he encouraged me to continue and waited for my step.
We did the MTB-Huarascan-Circuit (Crossing Punta Olimpica Pass and Portachuelo de Llanganuco Pass) with Eric Albinos „Peru Expedition“. All, the transfers, the hotel stays, the acclimatization tours and the circuit itself, was well organized. Eric and his staff were flexible to our wishes and very helpful. Our Guide Joni is an excellent mountain bike-guide and good tailor too if something is torn. The cook prepared delicious meals during the circuit. The camping equipment was in very good condition. We (Karin, Franz. Wolfgang) can fully recommend „Eric´s Peru Expeditions“.
Alexey
Marcela
The agency gave me a guide Darwin, not Juventino. Climb was good, easy just walking. There is one dangerous section near the moraine area with very loose gravel. So make sure you don't slip there or you are dead. I stayed in refugio at the base camp which was much more comfy than camping. Darwin was good but give clients some breaks once in a while, not rush too much. It's a high altitude climbing after all.
5 star guide. Nothing but the best.
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