Short Inca Trail

2 days / 1 night Hotel Option

Small group experience (max 8)

Moderate

2-day journey

Up to 2,720 m

Ethical porter support

Cultural highlights


The perfect short scape to Machu Picchu 


The 2 day Inca Trail is a fantastic option for those who don’t have the time or desire to hike the full length of the Inca Trail. With beautiful scenery, a wide variety of flora and fauna on display and a visit to the Inca Trail’s most beautiful site (Wiñay Wayna), you get to enjoy the all the best bits of the Inca Trail condensed in to a one day walk. Covering a distance of 16 km / 10 miles the 2 day Inca Trail is not too challenging which makes it perfect for families with children and  those on a tight schedule.

The 2 day 1 night option allows you to experience some of the secrets of the Incas whithout camping in close proximity to aboultion facilities. There is no way to explain the surpise of that “woow woow” when

after a four hour steep walk upwards, crossing the path of the second most important Inca ruin “Wina Wayna”, (which by the way) is beautiful and well worth the climb you scramble up a steep flight of stairs and

then your breathe is truly taken away at the Sun gate.

Tourists who go into the Machu Picchu sanctuary for a few hours alone really do miss out on this marvelous and mysterious place. A short visit only gives you a stolen glimpse of this impressive empire and does absolutely no justice to this marvelous and mysterious place.
 

Inca Trail Availability

We offer daily departures on the Inca Trail (excluding February when the trail is closed) 
It is strongly recommended to book your Inca Trail at least 4 to 6 months in advance as permits can quickly sell out.

Useful Information

  • Starting Altitude – 2100m / 6900ft.
  • Highest Altitude – 2730m / 8,792ft.
  • Walking Distance – 10km / 6.3 miles
  • Accomodation – 3 Star Hotel.
  • Overall Difficulty – Easy to Moderate difficult (depends on your level of fitness).

Short Inca Trail Map

Very Important: For this tour we recommend packing as light as possible, it is only a one day hike and you don’t need to carry a lot of things, remember all the things you plan to bring must be carried by you including your box lunch.
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