Project Description
Nevado Ishinca is one of the most accessible and popular climbs in the Cordillera Blanca. This mountain is an excellent choice for acclimatization, offering a moderate technical challenge suitable for climbers of various skill levels. The Ishinca Valley is home to spacious base camp areas and two well-equipped refuges, making it a preferred destination for climbers. Along the way, you’ll witness stunning views of neighboring peaks like Urus and the more challenging Tocllaraju.
Mt. Ishinca Climbing Experience
INCLUSIONS FOR THIS TREK
- Transportation : Round-trip transport from Huaraz to the trailhead and back.
- Professional Bilingual Guide : Expert guidance in English and Spanish throughout the trek.
- Double Tents with Sleeping Mats : Comfortable accommodation during the trek.
- Meals : All meals provided during the trek, freshly prepared daily.
- Non-Alcoholic Beverages : Hydration with water, tea, and other non-alcoholic drinks included.
- Kitchen and Dining Tent : Dedicated spaces for food preparation and meals.
- Cook and Support Staff : A team to ensure meals are prepared and camp logistics are handled smoothly.
- Horses and Muleteers : For carrying camping equipment, supplies, and personal items if needed.
- Entry Tickets : All necessary permits for Huascarán National Park or other trekking areas.
- Waste Disposal : Responsible waste management to preserve the environment.
- First Aid Kit and Oxygen : Emergency medical supplies, including oxygen, for safety at high altitudes.
EXCLUSIONS FOR THIS TREK
- Personal Travel Insurance : Mandatory but not included.
- Laundry Service : Not available during the trek.
- Air Tickets : Flights to and from your destination are not included.
- Lima-Huaraz Transportation : Bus or private transfer costs are excluded.
- Sleeping Bag : Available for rent if needed.
- Personal Equipment : Items such as hiking gear and clothing are not provided.
- Additional Services : Any extra services not mentioned in the itinerary.
- Alcoholic Beverages : Not included in the trek package.
- Tips : Gratuities for guides, cooks, and support staff.
- Extras : Any personal expenses or optional activities.
What to Bring for this trek in Peru
- Clothing
- Thermal underwear, long-sleeve and breathable clothing (polyester, nylon, or merino wool).
- Short-sleeve or long-sleeve shirts made from breathable materials like nylon or polyester.
- Light-colored shirts for sun protection.
- QuickDry hiking pants and shorts.
- Warm jacket (fleece, synthetic, down, or merino wool).
- Light gloves.
- Hat and chullo for warmth.
- Waterproof jacket (and rain pants if trekking in the rainy season).
- Footwear
- Breathable and waterproof hiking boots (eg, Gore Tex).
- Light and comfortable shoes for use in the camp.
- Sleeping Gear
- Sleeping bag rated from 0°C/32°F to -15°C/5°F.
- Backpacks and Storage
- Small backpack for daily essentials (preferably with a rain cover).
- Waterproof duffel bag for additional gear.
- Accessories
- Walking poles (available for rent).
- Sunglasses for UV protection.
- Multifunctional bandana (eg, Buff).
- Headlamp with extra batteries.
- Microfiber towel.
- Toiletries and Protection
- Sunscreen, lip balm, and insect repellent.
- Water and Energy
- Reusable water bottle.
- Portable power bank for charging devices.
- Health and Safety
- Personal first-aid kit (recommended).




