Top Via Ferrata Trips in Peru
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Classic routes into the mountains of Peru are common fare for world travelers. The accessibility and culture that surrounds mountain climbs and via ferratas allows everyone to enjoy incredible routes into a world-class landscape. From south Peru to Cajamarca and the north, the mountainous terrain that defines the country is best climbed with a captivating via ferrata course!
Classic routes into the mountains of Peru are common fare for world travelers. The accessibility and culture that surrounds mountain climbs and via ferratas allows everyone to enjoy incredible routes into a world-class landscape. From south Peru to Cajamarca and the north, the mountainous terrain that defines the country is best climbed with a captivating via ferrata course!
Peru is a South American country known for its Andean trails and unforgettable wilderness. The landscape includes high mountains, jungles, and lakes. Machu Picchu is among one of the most sought after adventures in the entire world.
The diversity of the landscape has created a wide spectrum of flora and fauna, a biodiversity that is visible while taking a series of programs here. Via ferrata is a safe option for those who want to witness the wildlife first hand.
Lima has a series of rock climbing options near to the city, so finding a via ferrata around the capital or adding another adventure to your program is common.
The wet season lasts from November to April, and the dry season from May to September. The temperature can become uncomfortably cold, especially at high altitude and during rains.
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Peruvian sol (PEN)
Lima connects directly to most major cities in the Americas, including New York, Los Angeles, and Buenos Aires. Regional airports in the north and Cusco in the south. Buses are also available for domestic travel.
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Via ferrata is best done in late spring to autumn, from May through September.
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