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Queswachaka is the last remaining traditional Inca rope bridge still in use today. It is located over the…
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Quick sketch before we hit the trail: The Ausangate 7 Lakes hike is one of those Andes days…
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You’ve seen the photo: Machu Picchu lit up like someone turned on a soft gold lamp, with mountains…
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Deep in a lush, emerald valley at the base of the world’s most famous Incan citadel sits Aguas…
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Come on admit it; when people say, “I’m going to Machu Picchu,” what they’re visualizing is the stone…
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Quick outline (so you know where we’re headed) Chinchero sits high in the Andes, in the Sacred Valley,…
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If you’ve ever landed in Cusco and felt a little woozy, welcome. The altitude hits fast. Your legs…
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The great Inca Empire usually brings to mind the stone architecture of Machu Picchu or the road network…
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You know that post-hike moment when your legs feel like overcooked noodles, your phone battery is limping along…
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Four days on cold ground isn’t the only path into Machu Picchu on foot. The km 104 Inca…
