- ITINERARY
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ITINERARY
Day 1: Acclimatisation Laguna Churup 4450 m., Walk approximately 5 to 6 hours.
Afternoon verification of the material, of camp and other coordinating bodies for the Huayhuash trekking.
Day 2: Huaraz - Chiquián 3400 m. - Llamac Town 3250 m. Travel by bus approximately 4 to 5 hours.
Day 3: Llamac Town 3250 m. - Cuartelhuain Camp 4100 m. Walk approximately 5 to 6 hours.
Día 4: Cuartelhuain Camp 4100 m. - Cacananpunta Camp 4700 m. - Mitucocha Lake 4100 m. Walk approximately 5 to 6 hours.
Día 5: Mitucocha Lake 4100 m. - Carhuac Pass 4650 m. - Carhuacocha Lake 4100 m. Walk approximately 5 to 6 hours.
Día 6: Carhuacocha Lake 4100 m. - Siula Pass 4850 m. - Huayhuash Camp 4350 m. Walk approximately 7 to 8 hours.
Day 7: Huayhuash Camp 4350 m. - Portachuelo of Huayhuash Pass 4750 m. - Viconga Lake 4400 m. Walk approximately 5 to 6 hours.
Day 8: Viconga Lake 4400 m. - Cuyoc Pass 5000 m. - Cuyocpampa Camp 4500 m. Walk approximately 4 to 5 hours.
Day 9: Cuyocpampa Camp 4500 m. - San Antonio Pass 5050 m. - Cutatambo Camp 4220 m. Walk approximately 5 to 6 hours.
Day 10: Day of rest, Cutatambo Camp. Optional visit to the Sarapococha Lake. Walk approximately 3 to 4 hours.
Day 11: Cutatambo Camp 4220 m.- Huayllapa Town 3500 m. Walk approximately 4 to 5 hours.
Day 12: Huayllapa Town 3500 m. - Tapush Pass 4800 m. - Gashpapampa Camp 4600 m. / Base Camp Diablo Mudo Walk approximately 5 to 6 hours.
Day 13: Gashpapampa Camp 4600 m. - Yaucha Pass 4850 - Jahuacocha Camp 4100 m. Walk approximately 5 to 6 hours.
Optional: Climbing Diablo Mudo Mountain 5350 m.
Day 14: Day of rest, Jahuacocha Camp.
Day 15: Jahuacocha Lake 4100 m. - Pampa Llamac Pass 4300 m. - Llamac Town 3250 m. - Huaraz. Walk approximately 5 to 6 hours.
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IMPORTANT
The route is a model to follow, however, situations such as natural disasters, climate change, landslides, political disturbances, strikes, demonstrations, changes in the regulations of the Government or another drawback of force majeure, this program can vary.
The programs of
tours,
trekking and climbing are made according to our experience of work.
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OUR SERVICES INCLUDE
TREKKING CORDILLERA HUAYHUASH: CIRCUIT CORDILLERA HUAYHUASH - SAN ANTONIO - JURAUCOCHA - CUTATAMBO - SARAPOCOCHA LAKE - CLIMBING DIABLO MUDO MOUNTAIN
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Briefing with the guide the day before the Trek.
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Qualified professional trekking guide (Spanish, English, Italian, French, etc ...).
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Assistant guide more than 8 people.
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Porters High Mountain(in some trekking routes and crossing
not used donkeys).
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Assistant cook more than 6 people.
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Donkey drivers, donkeys (10 to 15 kilos per person, baggage and personal clothing). More than 05 people emergency horse.
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Transfer from Huaraz to different start and end points of the Trekking in private transport.
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Mountain camping tent (03 squares are for the use of 02 people).
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Kitchen tent, dining tent.
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All cooking equipment, plates, cups, utensils etc.
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All meals during the trekking (vegetarian option). Breakfast, pick nicks, lunch and dinner.
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Radio Communicator and cellular (coverage areas).
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Permanent and personalized assistance from our Travel "Scheler Artizon Trek EIRL ". Complete pre-departure, extension services or others themes
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Trekking acclimation Churup Lake, 69, Llaca, Ahuac Wilcahuain - Monterey, Cordillera Negra - Wilcacocha Lake, Uruscocha, Portachuelo - Llanganuco Valley, Viewpoint Rataquenua - Pucaventana.
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Entrance to the Huascaran National Park - Cordillera Blanca.
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Entrance to the Cordillera Huayhuash.
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Map courtesy of the Cordillera Blanca and Huayhuash.
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Collective mountain equipment for climbing Diablo Mudo Mountain (ropes, stakes, screws, slings, tapes, etc.).
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Hotel nights in Lima and Huaraz according to the program, in rooms (single, double or triple) with private bath, Tv., cable and Breakfast.
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Assistance, pickup and transfers from the Jorge Chavez International Airport in Lima, by our staff.
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Bus tickets Lima - Huaraz - Lima, special service.
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OUR SERVICES NOT INCLUDED
SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT LIST FOR CLIMBING:
Clothing and Equipment Recommended |
Feet
- 2 pairs of socks interior polypropylene.
- 2 pairs of thick socks cotton.
- 1 pair of hiking boots or shoes for the approximations.
- 1 pair of gaiters.
Legs
- 1 Pants
interior
fine synthetic.
- 1 coat pants.
- 1 Pants goretex or waterproof.
- 1 Pants
long and comfortable for walking.
Trunk
- 2 sweatshirts
synthetic interior
- 1 Polar fleece
- 1 Fleece jacket or similar
- 1 Rain jacket or goretex.
- 1 Down jacket
Head
- Sunhat.
- Hat coat.
- Balaclava.
- Buff or scarf.
- 1 pair of sunglasses 100% UV.
Hands
- 1 pairs of gloves interior fine.
- 1 Pair of warm gloves in waterproof or goretex.
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Expedition material
- Books, maps, Mp3 (optional).
- Camera, binoculars, batteries.
- Sunscreen (SPF 30-45).
- Sun lips (SPF 30-45).
- Insect repellent.
- Water bottle (at least 1 lt) with or without thermal liner. Camelbak.
- Insulating mattress (neoprene).
- Duct tape
- Toiletries bag.
- First aid kit for personal use.
- Headlamp with spare batteries.
- A 1 lt stainless steel thermos. with or without thermal cover (insulation).
- 1 Synthetic or down sleeping bag (- 12° C / - 18° C approximately).
Technical team
- Travel bag or backpack expedition for transportation of loads on donkeys.
- A backpack of at least 70 liters with pick holder and a place to fix the crampons. For the portaging in the Alpine Route.
- A small and comfortable backpack of 40 lts.
- 1 Pair of adjustable trekking poles (telescopic).
Climbing Diablo Mudo
- 1 Pair of double mountaineering boots (plastic outer) and temperature (- 20 ° C / - 25 ° C approximately).
- 1 Pair of semi-automatic or automatic crampons.
- 1 Ice axe for easy mountain.
- Harness, carabiners: safe and simple, 1 eight or descenders, line, tape.
- 1 Climbing helmet (optional).
- Stakes, bolts of ice, yumars, etc.
- At least 60 mts ropes.
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ADDITIONAL PAYMENTS:
Extra services not mentioned in the itinerary.
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Air flights from your country round-trip.
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Extra nights of hotel in different cities during his stays.
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Drinks and food in the cities of Lima, Huaraz, or another city during your stay.
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Taxi, laundry, telephone calls, etc.
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Extra days for delayed departures or arrivals anticipated.
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Additional expenses which may arise in various situations, contingencies, such as natural disasters, climate change, landslides of land, political unrest, strikes, demonstrations, changes in the regulations of the government, etc.
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Rescue, repatriation, medications, medical tests and hospitalization costs.
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Medical insurance, travel, evacuation, rescue and emergency if necessary. (We can manage it).
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Rental of equipment for trekking or mountain.
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Excludes the first breakfast, lunch and the last dinner on the routes of trekking and climbing.
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Minimum of persons in Group 3.
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Departures in private on other dates from 1 or 2 people.
NOTE:
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Equipment for trekking and climbing that cannot bring, can rent it here in Huaraz. Scheler Artizon Trek EIRL offers rent of personal equipment for customers, taking into account the load limited with their airline tickets or who do not wish to purchase expensive equipment for the expedition.
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ROUTE MAP CORDILLERA HUAYHUASH TREK CUTATAMBO - SAN ANTONIO PASS - CUTATAMBO - JURAUCOCHA - SARAPOCOCHA LAKE - CLIMBING DIABLO MUDO MOUNTAIN |
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