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Peru is a veritable paradise for hikers. Practically the entire
highland spine of the country, including valleys, plains and
massifs feature trekking circuits varying in degrees of difficulty.
Only a handful of these circuits have been commercially "discovered"
as trekking routes. The rest remain relatively unexplored,
awaiting all those who wish to retrace the magical roads through
the Peruvian Andes, with its extraordinary network of pre-Colombian
trails and more than 12,000 lakes.
It is a land which features the world's deepest canyons, glaciers
and snow-capped peaks, forests and thundering waterfalls,
picturesque villages and above all, the most hospitable people
imaginable.Some trails are so steep they lead into breath-taking gorges, zig-zagging
through the mountains, others straight as an arrow, fading
into the distant desert horizon; hidden and invisible amongst
the thick undergrowth of the Amazon jungle.
The trails of Peru offer endless possibilities, and many ideal
combinations for hikers of all levels of experience.
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