See the full day It is recommended to take a bus or flight that arrives in Huaraz on August 25 in the afternoon. We will have a welcome circle with all the participants. This afternoon will be rest.

See the full day We left the hotel at 5:30 am by bus to Cebollapampa, with a stop in Llanganuco. There we will have breakfast and begin a walk of approximately 3 hours to the lake. Then we will return by bus (3 hours) to Huaraz to arrive at approximately 5:30 pm.

See the full day Breakfast. A private transport will pick us up at dawn to take us on our first day of hiking. Following the left bank of the Pativilca River we will ascend to the valley of the Llamac River to the community of Pocpa and then to our destination: Cuartelwaín, where our muleteers and service personnel will receive us and share our journey. We begin our journey ascending towards the Cacananpunta pass (4,750 masl). Here we will be able to admire landscapes of incredible beauty: to the north the reddish waters of the Pucacocha lagoons, and the beautiful eastern peaks of the Huayhuash mountain range. Later we will go to the Mitucocha camp, located at the foot of the Jirishanca Chico (5,544 masl), Jirishanca Grande (6,094 masl) and Rondoy (5,789 masl) peaks. Rest, dinner and overnight.

See the full day Breakfast. Today's walk will take us to the Vizcas pass (4,650 masl) where we will appreciate the east face of Jirishanca. Later, we will descend to our camp, located on the shores of the Carhuacocha lagoon, accompanied by the Siulá (6,344 masl), Yerupajá (6,634 masl), Yerupajá Chico (6,121 masl) and Jirishanca (6,094 masl) snow-capped mountains. Los Cedros-Alpamayo Program

See the full day Breakfast. We leave Carhuacocha behind and head towards the Huayhuash camp. This will be a hard day since we will cover around 14 km through a steep path that takes us to the Carnicero pass (4,800 masl). From the viewpoint we will appreciate the three beautiful lagoons of the Siulá canyon. At sunset we will receive another gift from nature: the Atogshaico lagoons, which will comfort our fatigue, and the mountains of Carnicero (5,960 masl), Jurau (5,674 masl) and El (5,664 masl). Dinner and overnight.

See the full day Breakfast. We will start the hardest day of the circuit with a 4-hour ascent to the Trapecio pass (5,050 masl). Then we will descend next to the mountains of Puscanturpa and Cuyoc to reach Yanapampa. Then we will ascend to the San Antonio pass (4,700 masl) from where we will obtain the most spectacular view of the mountain range, and then descend to the Huanacpatay camp. Dinner and overnight.

See the full day Breakfast. After a brief rest we will flank the left side of the Calinca ravine to reach the town of Huayllapa (3,300 masl) where we will have a box lunch before camping in the Huatiac hills in front of the snowy Diablo Mudo. Rest, dinner and overnight. Los Cedros-Alpamayo Program.

See the full day Breakfast. We will cross two high passes: Col de Tapush (4,750 masl) and Col Yaucha (4,847 masl). The tour begins at the Tapush tip (4,750 masl), to border the Susucocha lagoons (4,600 masl) next to the Diablo Mudo snow-capped mountain, and then descends towards the Yaucha pampas. The day ends on the shores of the Jahuacocha lagoon, in front of the Jirishanca snow-capped mountains. Rest, dinner and overnight.

See the full day Breakfast. On the last day of our trip, the Huayhuash mountains are left behind, barely making out the small peaks of the Rosario mountain range. After two hours of walking we will be in the queñuales forest of Warmi Huañush (where the woman dies). Hummingbirds and other brightly colored birds give us a space of peace and charm. Then we will descend to the picturesque town of Pocpa, the birthplace of our muleteers, where the private transport awaits us that will take us to the town of Chiquián, where we will stop for lunch before heading to the city of Huaraz.