Huaraz - Transfer to Yuracoral (3850 m) - Cebollapampa - Transfer via Portachuelo Pass (4650 m) – Amapampa Camp (4250 m)

Alpamayo - Embark on an exciting journey deeper into the Andes, traveling from Huaraz to Amapampa Camp, a picturesque location at 4,250 meters. The route guides you through the Santa Valley and past Yungay, ascending the Portachuelo Pass at 4,650 meters, where breathtaking views of the Cordillera Blanca await.
From this point, the trek leads to the quaint village of Vaqueria, where pack animals will join the team, ready to assist with carrying equipment for the upcoming days. A brief trek then brings you to Amapampa Camp, where you’ll spend your first night surrounded by stunning mountain vistas.

Settle in at camp, enjoy a warm meal, and prepare for the adventure of traversing the Santa Cruz Valley in the days ahead.

Camp Amapampa - Trekking to Punta Union Pass (4750 m) - Taullipampa Camp (4250 m) - Alpamayo Base Camp (4300 m)

Alpamayo - Continue the trek through the Santa Cruz Valley, leading to the renowned Punta Union Pass at 4,750 meters. This pass offers unparalleled views over the valley, providing a spectacular vantage point for photos and a brief rest before descending toward Taullipampa Camp.

From Taullipampa, the trail brings you closer to Alpamayo Base Camp, where you’ll catch your first close-up of the striking Alpamayo peak, known for its sharp lines and towering presence. You’ll camp here overnight, soaking in the atmosphere of this high-altitude base.

Enjoy the tranquility of the mountains as you prepare for the climb to Alpamayo in the days ahead, where the challenge and rewards will intensify.

Alpamayo Base Camp - Ascend to Alpamayo Moraine Camp (4900 m)

Alpamayo - Departing from Alpamayo Base Camp, prepare for the next phase of your journey with a trek to Moraine Camp, situated at 4,900 meters. This ascent requires teamwork and support from local porters and guides, ensuring you can focus on the rugged trail ahead.

As you traverse the moraine—a steep stretch of loose rock at the glacier’s edge—you’ll feel the increasing elevation and isolation of the setting. The moraine provides a unique landscape shaped by glacial movement and erosion, offering a dramatic perspective.

Upon arrival at Moraine Camp, settle in for the night and prepare yourself mentally and physically for the challenges of the coming summit attempt.

Moraine Camp - Ascend to Alpamayo High Camp (5300 m)

Alpamayo - Today’s climb to High Camp at 5,300 meters brings you face-to-face with the iconic Alpamayo peak. The route is steep and challenging, following glacier paths with spectacular views of the surrounding range.

As you approach High Camp, you’ll sense the anticipation building for the summit attempt. The environment is stark and raw, with towering ice formations and the surrounding silence broken only by the sound of crampons on ice.

Settle in early for the night, as an early start is essential to make the summit push tomorrow. Your guides will review the final preparations, ensuring everyone is ready for the climb.

High Camp - Ascend to Alpamayo Summit (5947 m) - High Camp (5300 m) or Descend to Base Camp (4300 m)

Alpamayo - The highlight of your journey has arrived as you set out before dawn to climb Alpamayo’s towering ice face. Using the French route, you will ascend a challenging ice wall with angles ranging from 60 to 80 degrees. This exhilarating climb demands focus and determination.

As you approach the summit, a narrow ridge opens to panoramic views of Quitaraju and the expansive Cordillera Blanca. The climb is demanding, but the sense of achievement at the top is unparalleled, with breathtaking views stretching across the Andes.

Base Camp - Descent through via Quebrada Santa Cruz - Cashapampa - Transfer to Huaraz

Alpamayo - Today, you’ll begin the journey back to civilization with a scenic descent through the Santa Cruz Valley toward Cashapampa. The trail winds through lush landscapes, alpine meadows, and rocky trails, offering a new perspective on the route taken during the ascent.

As you move down to lower elevations, take in the flora and fauna of the valley, with the chance to spot local wildlife and appreciate the distinct change in landscape. This leg of the trek takes around six hours, concluding at the village of Cashapampa.

A private transfer will be waiting to take you and your team back to Huaraz for a well-deserved night of comfort and relaxation at your hotel.

• Internet Satelital Starlink
• Donkey driver and donkeys
• Entrance fees to the Huascaran National Park
• Lunch
• Porters Nevado Alpamayo (2 pax 1 porter)
• Peruvian qualified and experienced local guide/s
• High Altitude Cooks
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Transportation as tour schedule / Huaraz
• Kitchen equipment
• Camping tents (2 persons)
• Peruvian Andean Rescue Group “Socorro Andino Peruano”
• All meals during the tour

• Exit tax at the airport in Lima
• Pick up at the airport in Lima to the Hotel
• Acclimatization Tour
• Luggage insurance and trip cancellation
• Hotel Casa Andina 2 nights in Lima
• Hotel Suizo Andino 2 nights in Huaraz
• Domestic flight LATAM Lima-Huaraz-Lima
• International flights to Lima / Peru round trip
• Meals in restaurants in Lima and Huaraz
• Personal equipment (such as boots, ice ax, crampons, harness, sleeping bag, mat, Goretex, etc.)
• Personal expenses
• Travel accident and health insurance
• Tips local team
• Transfer from the Hotel to the airport and bus station
• Transfer from the airport for bookings of individual flights with different times of arrival
• Certified high mountain guide with a 1:2 client ratio

Embarking on the climb of the magnificent Alpamayo—often hailed as one of the world’s most stunning mountains—offers an unforgettable adventure for dedicated mountaineers. This six-day journey takes you through breathtaking Andean landscapes, from the Santa Cruz Valley to the summit at 5,947 meters. With certified mountain guides and a strong emphasis on proper acclimatization, participants will experience a challenging yet fulfilling trek through the heart of the Cordillera Blanca. Private transportation, complete meals, and top-quality group equipment ensure thorough preparation for each stage of the climb.

Highlights:
• Attempt to summit Alpamayo, one of Peru’s most iconic peaks
• Includes 5 nights of camping and full-board service
• Certified mountain guide and technical group gear provided
• Recommended for climbers with prior experience and strong fitness

• Participation not allowed: You cannot join this trip without first testing the mountain technical equipment. Not included: Gore-Tex mountain pants, Gore-Tex jacket, down jacket for cold weather, hat, gloves, UV protective sunglasses, sunscreen, first aid kit, etc. Not recommended for individuals who suffer from vertigo.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.