Below you'll find the best sightseeing, attractions and Trekking in Huaraz as rated and reviewed by local experts, VIVA's on-the-ground travel writers in Huaraz, and by travelers like you.
Before hefting the knapsack to head out, even very experienced adventurers should follow a few common sense steps to ensure a safe journey. The most important is to acclimatize gradually.
The first camps along many of the treks are high enough to trigger altitude sickness. It’s advisable to...
Santa Cruz Trek, adventure tour operators specializing in the Cordillera Blanca and Huayhuash, is part of Peru Bergsport. It combines four days trekking with a visit to Alpamayo mountain. Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Tel: 51-43-425-661, E-mail:...
By Peruvian standards the entrance fees to Parque Nacional Huascarán are high; however, the park is in dire need of financial support to help with trail maintenance, trash removal, endangered species protection, community-based programs and funding for search and rescue...
Most people arriving in Huaraz have their own gear, but top-notch equipment can be rented from a number of places in Huaraz. E-mail agencies ahead of time to request certain gear, inquire about prices or make reservations. You can also buy equipment in Huaraz, but be warned...
Every year climbers of all skill levels perish after failing to take weather conditions seriously in this region. The intense sun makes mountain snow more porous and causes glaciers to move more rapidly, which means even the most experienced climbers should take the proper precautions. In...