Ausangate and Lake Sibinacocha Glacier Trek
near Labramarca, Cusco (Peru)
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Itinerary description
7 day 6 night trek completed in 2016 (March-April) with a guide and horseman. Very high altitude throughout, very cold night time temperatures (-13 deg C). Path is approximately digitised, not exact but camps are placed correctly.
Views are breath taking, so is the elevation!
Views are breath taking, so is the elevation!
Waypoints
Campsite
14,154 ft
Pacchanta
Last village before the end, enjoy the hot springs. There is space to camp with some rooms with beds too.
Thermal waters
14,170 ft
Hot Springs
Natural hot springs, enjoy your soak
Campsite
15,190 ft
Ninaparayoc Camp
Campsite with covered toilet (long drop)
Campsite
15,089 ft
Qampa Camp
Campsite with permanent building for cooking and a toilet
River
15,072 ft
River Crossing by horse back
A fast running glacier river needs to be crossed. Not deep but could be a hazard.
Campsite
16,132 ft
Condor Passo Camp
Mountain pass
17,054 ft
Condor Passo
First pass, ~5100m
Summit
17,372 ft
Nevado Comeriochas Glacier
The peak near this point is worth a scramble up to for the 360 degree view
Campsite
15,988 ft
Lake Sibnacocha Camp
No facilities, back to nature
Campsite
16,096 ft
Lake Ccascana Camp
Also no facilities
Provisioning
15,427 ft
Phinaya Village
The end! Shops with supplies available. Start of the road for the journey back to Cusco (5 hours)
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Is this route too dangerous or complicated? I see in the map a couple of steep parts
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Sem dúvida, uma baita travessia! Super cansativa em função da altitude, porém com paisagens de tirar o fôlego! Aclimate bem antes de encarar a trilha. Bons equipamentos são extremamente necessários, bem como bom vestuário!
Great to hear someone else has ventured on this trail! Glad you made it safely, the altitude sure is tiring - very important to climatise for a couple of days first