Inca Trail to Machu Picchu Running Adventure
In 2010 Inca Trail permits sold
out 5 months in advance.
Reserve your 2011 entry
today!
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Cusco, Perú - Southern Peruvian Andes
10 Day Running Adventure
(2 nights camping)
August 14 to August 23, 2010
August 13 to
August 22, 2011
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Don't miss the original
classic pilgrimage trail to Machu Picchu. New regulations
limit the number of people on the Inca Trail.
Inca Trail permits are issued on a first-come, first-served
basis and are non-transferable. To ensure your
spot we recommend that you reserve at least 6 months
in advance!
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Runners above Machu Picchu
Enjoy two nights in Machu Picchu!
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All-inclusive! From $2,550 including
ground transportation in Perú, quality hotels, all meals,
guided tours, first class camping
and full mountain support. See
our FAQ and the detailed
itinerary for complete information.
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Our running adventure begins in Cusco, the archaeological capital of the Americas, at an altitude of 11,150 feet. In Cusco you will be able to see massive walls, cobblestone streets and remnants of the Inca empire and the Spanish colonial period. After a fascinating tour of Cusco, we are ready to start our running adventure, which offers a spectacular variety of trails in the Southern Peruvian Andes.
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We begin our run on the ancient Inca trail that leads to the legendary lost city of Machu Picchu — an extraordinary adventure into the history of the grand Inca civilization. Along the way, we explore the intriguing ruins of Inca fortresses, and camp at breath-taking Phuyupatamarca, "town in the clouds." Descending to the Sun Gate and Machu Picchu, the cloud forest trail becomes increasingly lush and varied. After two days exploring Machu Picchu — one of the world's most spectacular ruins — we take a train ride back to Cusco.
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Read some COMMENTS from our Running Adventure Guests, and these exciting articles about the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu and Southern Highlands Adventure Run:
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• Run the Inca Trail - an unforgettable outdoor and cultural adventure.
• Explore ancient archaeological sites of Cusco and the Sacred Valley.
• Raft the Urubamba River.
• See Machu Picchu from the Gateway of the Sun.
• Stay 2 nights in Machu Picchu.
The Peruvian Andes Running Adventure follows the original pilgrimage trail that leads into the religious capital of the Inca Empire, the legendary “Lost city of the Incas” - Machu Picchu! The run is moderate to strenuous over mountain terrain at altitudes ranging from 8,000’ to 13,779’. You will see archaeological sites only seen by those that complete the entire Inca trail. On the Inca Trail, you will sleep in a comfortable campground, and porters carry the gear.
Compare our adventures and prices with other well known companies. You will find that we offer unsurpassed value without compromising the quality of our trips in any way.
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