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Salkantay Treks Salkantay Trek

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Because we're a 100% local, Cusco-based operator, not a reseller. Our own guides, drivers, and staff handle every step in person, so you get an authentic, safe experience with no middlemen along the way.

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★★★★★ 4 Days

Salkantay Trek 4 Days

Physical Level Moderate

Min 2 Persons Group Size

4,630 meters (15,190 feet) Max Altitude

Domes Lodging Type

★★★★★ 5 Days

Salkantay Trek 5 Days

Physical Level Challenging

Min 2 Persons Group Size

4,630 meters (15,190 feet) Max Altitude

Domes and Huts Lodging Type

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Andean Moments

Where the Trail Begins

The first steps out of Mollepata, with Salkantay's snow-capped summit already visible on the horizon.

Crossing Abra Salkantay

At 4,650 meters, this is the highest point of the trek -- cold, windswept, and unforgettable.

Turquoise at 4,200 Meters

A short detour brings you face to face with Humantay Lake, glacier water in a color that barely looks real.

Horses That Carry the Camp

Muleteers and their horses haul the tents, kitchen and duffels from camp to camp, so you hike with just a daypack.

The Climb to Humantay

Trekkers and pack horses share the same trail, climbing steadily toward the lake's turquoise basin.

First Night at Soraypampa

The first camp sits in a green valley right below Salkantay's ice, at nearly 3,900 meters.

Trekking Beneath the Glaciers

Salkantay's icy summit towers over the trail for most of the first two days.

A Reward Worth the Altitude

After the climb, the lagoon's still water mirrors the mountains -- the kind of view that makes the altitude worth it.

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