Pumarinri and Diablo Mudo 17 day trek (Huayhuash)
Join Juventino, local IFMGA guide, on this 17-day climbing and hiking trip in Huayhuash. Pumarinri and Diablo Mudo are some of the ascent options.
Details
Trip Duration
17 days
Mountain Range
Huayhuash
People per Guide
8 people
Trip Level
Intermediate
Offer Period
May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
Type of Trip
Not specified
Highlights
Price per person
Price includes
- Guiding fee
- Accommodation
- Transportation from your hotel/airport (if in area) to the start of the trip and back
- Transport during the trip
- Permit and entrance fees
- Group porters (transport of tents, cooking equipment, etc. for the group)
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Itinerary
- Day 1: Arrival at Lima from your country
Once in Lima, travel by bus to Huaraz. The trip takes 8 hours. Hotel in Huaraz.
- Day 2: Churup Lake
From Huaraz private transport to Pitec and trekking to the Churup Lake. Total walking time: 6 hours (round trip). Hotel in Huaraz.
- Day 3: Hike to Laguna 69 (4650 m)
From Huaraz, private transport to the Santa River Valley and Yungay, driving via Quebrada Llanganuco and the Cebollapampa Pass at 3850 meters. Hike to Laguna 69 and return to Huaraz. Total walking time: 6 hours (round trip). Hotel in Huaraz.
- Day 4: Huaraz - Matacancha Camp
Transfer to Cordillera Huayhuash and Matacancha Camp at 4150 meters. Today we won’t walk. Night in camp.
- Day 5: Mitucocha Lake hike
From Matacancha, trekking to Cacanampunta (4700 m) and Mitucocha Lake (4300 m). Total walking time: 4 hours. Night in camp.
- Day 6: Carhuacocha Lake (4200 m)
Trek to Punta Carhuac Pass (4640 m) and Carhuacocha Lake. 3 walking hours in total for the day. Night in camp.
- Day 7: Siula Pass - Quesillococha Lake
Trek to Siula Pass (4950 m) and Quesillococha Lake (4450 m). Total walking time of the day: 6 hours. Night in camp.
- Day 8: Viconga Lake
Today we will hike to the village of Portachuelo de Huayhuash. Then, to the Viconga Lake where we’ll enjoy the relaxing hot springs at 4400 meters of altitude. Total walking hours: 4. Night in camp.
- Day 9: Nevado Pumarinri
From Viconga we’ll finally climb the Nevado Pumarinri. Another option is to hike to the Punta Cuyoc Pass (5020 m). Then we’ll trek down to the Elefante Camp or Huanacpatay. Total walking and climbing time: approx. 9 hours. Night in camp.
- Day 10: Huatiac Camp
Trekking to Village of Huayllapa (3600 m) and then, we’ll continue up to the Huatiac Camp at 4290 meters. Total walking hours: 6. Night in camp.
- Day 11: Punta Tapush - Cashpapampa Camp
From Huatiac we will walk to Punta Tapush (4800 m). We’ll spend the night at the Cashpapampa Camp (4500 m). Total walking time: 9 to 10 hours. Night in camp.
- Day 12: Diablo Mudo
Today we’ll walk up to Llaucha Pass (4750 m) and down to the
Jahuacocha Lake (4066 m). Optional: to climb Diablo Mudo. Walking and climbing time: 4 hours. Night in camp.
- Day 13: Transfer to Huaraz
From Jahuacocha we will hike to the Jahuapunta Pass (4650 m). Then to Pocpa Village (3600 m) and transfer to Huaraz. Walking time for the day: 5 hours. Hotel in Huaraz.
- Day 14: Rest Day in Huaraz
Optional: rock climbing at the walls of Chancos. Hotel in Huaraz.
- Day 15: Lima
Transfer to the Anta Airport and 50 minute flight to Lima. Or transfer to the bus terminal for the 8 hour ride to Lima. Transfer to the hotel in Lima.
- Day 16: Flight back home
Transfer to the airport. Return to your country of origin.
- Day 17: Arrival to your country
Other details
Intermediate
Fit
Huaraz
In tents during the trek + Hotel Kamana 2 nights in Lima + Hotel Casa Blanca 5 nights in Huaraz.
About the Guide
IFMGA/UIAGM mountain guide from Peru.
He was born in 1960 in Huaraz / Peru. With his 15th Age he learned the world of trekking and mountaineering know by he accompanied his father on trips with his clients.
To this day he is still working as a mountain guide and tour operator. For many years he was able to acquire a lot of knowledge about the mountains, making it one of the most experienced certified mountain guides.
He runs a family travel agency based in Huaraz, which was founded by his father, and is now managed by Juventino and his son, Eric.
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