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The Inca Trail climbs toward Dead Woman’s Pass (Warmi Wañusqa), the highest point of the route at 4,215 meters (13,829 feet). Steep Andean slopes frame the trail as it rises above the valleys below, marking one of the most demanding and dramatic stretches of the journey to Machu Picchu.
The Inca Trail climbs toward Dead Woman’s Pass (Warmi Wañusqa), the highest point of the route at 4,215 meters (13,829 feet). Steep Andean slopes frame the trail as it rises above the valleys below, marking one of the most demanding and dramatic stretches of the journey to Machu Picchu.