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Mountain Climbing in Cusco
The Cordilleras Vilcabamba and Vilcanota provide some exciting climbing in the province of Cusco. However, most of the climbs are technically difficult and there are very few opportunities for inexperienced climbers. All serious expeditions should be planned well in advance with June to September being the best months to make an attempt on a summit. There are very few tour agencies in Cusco with suitable experience of mountaineering. Of those that come recommended Peruvian Andean Treks is perhaps the best, and a useful source of information. They also hire out equipment for climbing.
Cusco: Principal Snow-capped Peaks
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