Peru's Inca Trail offers dazzling views through the Andes Porters get supplies ready at the start of day one of the hike along the Inca Trail in Peru. Patricia Gabbett Snow, right, and Steve Forrest stop for a photo while hiking the Inca Trail in Peru. Tents sit in a line at a campsite on the Inca Trail in Peru. Patricia Gabbett Snow’s group takes a photo in Peru with their “We survived” shirts from Alpaca Expeditions. A map outlines the route of the Inca Trail in Peru. The Inca Trail is a hiking route that ends at the ancient city of Machu Picchu in Peru. Published October 27, 2025 - 10:00 a.m. Modified October 27, 2025 - 10:00 a.m. As featured on - Peru's Inca Trail offers dazzling views through the Andes From the Bucket List Adventure: We arrive in Cusco, Peru, with several hours to kill before hotel check-in, so we do what we came here for — we start walking. Our hotel sits on a hill, so our first taste of the city is steep stairs down to the plaza and steep climbs back up. collection_64b8800c-08ce-40f1-a7c8-766d3fc2c6a7.html
As featured on - Peru's Inca Trail offers dazzling views through the Andes From the Bucket List Adventure: We arrive in Cusco, Peru, with several hours to kill before hotel check-in, so we do what we came here for — we start walking. Our hotel sits on a hill, so our first taste of the city is steep stairs down to the plaza and steep climbs back up.
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