Cusco · ROCK CLIMBING AND RAPPEL
Good climbing & rappel days fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Climb Cusco’s rocky hills with a guide, full gear, private transport, picnic lunch, beginner and advanced routes, and wide city views.
“Excellent! The guide was helpful and enthusiastic, the equipment was in good shape, and I really enjoyed the experience.”
Climb 5,520-meter Qampa near Ausangate in two days with guides, glacier gear, camp meals, and a hot-spring finish.
“The meals were always a spectacle and tasted great”
Scale a 300-meter cliff by via ferrata, enjoy Sacred Valley views, and ride six zip lines on a five-hour Cusco adventure.
“it was very exciting and the guide was excellent.”
Ride a sky bike 50 meters above Cusco, climb a via Ferrata, and rappel down a cliff on this four-hour Cachimayo adventure.
“Amazing! Worth going for the landscape views alone, not to mention the skybike. The guides were super friendly and very knowledgeable.”
Climb Pachar’s Via Ferrata, cross a mountain suspension bridge, zip through the Sacred Valley, and enjoy lunch with panoramic views.
“Great crew, great instruction, and the Via Ferrata and Zipline were amazing. Will definitely be searching out more in the world. Recommend going as early as possible to be in mostly shade while still seeing the blue skies and views of the valley.”
Climb Devil’s Balcony near Cusco on a four-hour guided outing with three routes, Andes views, gear, transport, and English support.
“A little expencive for what we got. Three times each up and down a wall”
Climb a 45-meter via ferrata near Cusco, pedal a skybike over the valley, then rappel down with an instructor.
“Exhilarating and handled with expertise. Something different than most of these experiences”
Pick a ridge, a ruin or a kitchen.
