Huascarán National Park

Huascarán is not one excursion. Choose a park sector and a specific visit: Llanganuco, a hike or the climate-change route.

The snow-covered summit and glacier slopes of Huascarán Sur beneath a blue sky.
Huascarán Sur, seen from kilometre 42 on the road to Portachuelo. Resizing, compression and display cropping by Perutrip. Image license: CC BY-SA 4.0. · Carlo Brescia / Wikimedia Commons — CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photographer · Source photograph · CC BY-SA 4.0

What to expect

A national park of mountains, glaciers and lakes cannot be reduced to one entrance photograph. SERNANP separates its visitor information into sectors and routes. Chinancocha and Orconcocha lakes are different from the Laguna 69 hike. Start with the visit you want, not just the park's name.

How it fits into a journey

Choose one specific park visit from Huaraz or Caraz. Check SERNANP information for that route and date. Do not assume admission, transport or guiding arrangements are identical in another sector.

Practical answers

Is Llanganuco the same as Laguna 69?

No. Llanganuco is a sector with different visitor options. Chinancocha and Orconcocha lakes and the Laguna 69 trek appear separately in the park description.

Can I see everything on one park visit?

No. Choose the landscape and activity you want. Visiting one sector can be a complete plan without combining the rest of the park.

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