Peru · CLIMBING & VIA FERRATA IN CUSCO
Good climbing & via ferrata in Cusco fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Cusco’s six-hour rock-climbing tour, with guided routes, gear, picnic lunch, mountain views, transport, and practical booking advice.
“Excellent! The guide was helpful and enthusiastic, the equipment was in good shape, and I really enjoyed the experience.”
Climb for an hour in Peru’s Sacred Valley with gear and an instructor included, plus bouldering, mountain views, and flexible scheduling.
“Excellent infrastructure. It has palestra and boulder, my 8-year-old daughter loved it and they have for all levels.”
Climb a Sacred Valley via ferrata, cross a suspension bridge, and zip 700 meters downhill with lunch at a mountain capsule.
“For my son's 20th birthday we came to Peru to explore the area and WOW, what a way to see the Sacred Valley! I will admit, I was very nervous about the heights but felt very secure and safe the entire time. It was physically demanding but very rewarding. The lunch at the top was incredible, delicious and gourmet! I highly recommend this tour if you are adventurous and want to see this area from a vantage point very few get to!”
Climb 300 meters above Peru’s Sacred Valley, then ride six zip lines with mountain views on this five-hour Cusco adventure.
“The guides were amazing! Lots of fun. Thanks for a great day!”
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 wide mountain views.
“It was challenging, but not in a terrible way. The zip lines down are the only way I want to get down from a hike going forward!”
Climb three limestone routes at Devil’s Balcony near Cusco, with expert instruction, Andes views, transport, and a four-hour adventure.
“A little expencive for what we got. Three times each up and down a wall”
From the Inca stonework to the dune fields, and the best of each.
