Ausangate 7 Lagoons – 1 Day Tour

1 Day

General description

Ausangate Trek 1 Day Overview

We will begin our full-day Ausangate tour early in the morning from Cusco. As we start the hike, you will walk through beautiful small streams, which make a soothing sound as the water flows. After about an hour and a half of hiking, you will be able to see many stunning lakes with different colors, creating a breathtaking view. Along the way, you will also see local people wearing their traditional clothing, taking care of their animals. It is common to spot alpacas, llamas, and even chinchillas in their natural surroundings. When you reach the end of the hike, you will have the opportunity to relax and take a bath in the natural hot springs, allowing you to unwind after the journey.

Ausangate 7 Lagoons – 1 day Tour

The Ausangate day trip is a hidden gem that is not very well known yet, making it an ideal choice for those looking for a peaceful and less crowded trek. Unlike other treks, this one does not require a challenging uphill climb, making it accessible for most hikers. Along the way, you will have the opportunity to enjoy not just one but several stunning lakes, each offering a unique view. One of the highlights of this trek is the chance to admire the majestic Ausangate Mountain, which is one of the five highest peaks in the Cusco region. If you plan to visit during the rainy season, be prepared to experience snow, adding a magical touch to the already breathtaking landscape. This trek is highly recommended for those who have a deep love for nature, mountains, glaciers, and remote areas. It’s also a great opportunity to immerse yourself in the local culture and observe animals such as alpacas, which are commonly found in the region.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 01: Cusco – Ocongate – Upis – Ausangate 7 Lakes Trek – Cusco

We will pick you up from your hotel in Cusco at 4:00 AM and drive to the village of Pacchanta. The journey takes about 2 hours on a paved road and 1 hour on a scenic dusty road, surrounded by breathtaking Andean landscapes.

Pacchanta is located near the snowy Ausangate Mountain, at 4,200 meters above sea level. Upon arrival, enjoy a healthy breakfast at 7:00 AM to fuel up for your adventure.

After breakfast, we begin our hike through the Andes to discover the seven stunning Ausangate lagoons. The trail starts with a gentle uphill, flattens out, and then becomes steeper. Along the way, you’ll encounter locals in traditional clothing, as well as llamas and alpacas grazing in their natural environment.

Our first stop is Azulcocha Lagoon, followed by a short hike to a viewpoint with incredible photo opportunities, featuring the glacier-capped Ausangate in the background. We will continue visiting the other lagoons, surrounded by unique Andean flora and spectacular mountain scenery.

After the hike, return to Pacchanta to relax in the hot springs and enjoy lunch before heading back to Cusco, concluding this unforgettable adventure.

Hiking Details

Hiking time: 5 – 6 hours
Elevation gain: 356 m / 1,167 ft
Elevation loss: 357 m / 1,171 ft
Walking distance: 11 km / 7 miles
Trailhead elevation: 4,300 m / 14,107 ft
Highest point: 4,619 m / 15,154 ft

Included

For this experience, you will enjoy:

Private transportation
Professional guide
Trekking chef
Breakfast and lunch prepared on-site
Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel

Not Included

Hired horse
Dinner

Recommendations

Passport (Optional): You can bring a photocopy instead of the original.
Water (1.5 liters): Carry enough water to stay hydrated during the hike.
Personal Snacks: bring extra, like energy bars, if you eat frequently.
Pillow for the Van: Use it during the ride and leave it in the van while hiking.
Trekking Shoes: Highly recommended due to the dusty and slippery trails on the 7 lake of Ausangate.
Waterproof Pants (Optional): Bring them during the rainy season (December to March).
Extra Clothes (Optional): Useful during the rainy season to change into if you get wet.
Lip Balm with Sunscreen: Helps protect against the dry air at the 7 lakes of Ausangate.
Warm Jacket: A down jacket is recommended as it’s usually cold there.
Rain Jacket: Rain can occur even in the dry season due to changing weather patterns.
Long-Sleeve Shirt: Protects against sunburn; use sunscreen if wearing short sleeves.
Wool Hat: Keeps you warm as it’s always cold on the mountain, especially when cloudy.
Trekking Pants: Ideal for hiking, but any suitable pants will work.
Rain Poncho: Essential during the rainy season and useful if clouds suggest rain in the dry season.
Sunhat with Wide Brim: Necessary for strong sun exposure above 4,600 meters.
Sunscreen: Protects your skin from both sunburn and cold burns.
Water Bottle or Camelback: A reusable water container is preferable.
Sunglasses: Protect your eyes from strong sunlight and snow glare.
Extra Money: Cash is needed to buy snacks, local food, or tip for photos with alpacas.
Thick Socks: Keep your feet warm in the cold.
Neck Gaiter: Provides warmth for your neck and face, especially in winter.
Gloves: Helps keep your hands warm in cold and windy conditions.
Basic Medications: Include headache medicine like ibuprofen and altitude sickness tablets like Diamox.
Portable Charger: Keeps your phone charged as batteries drain faster in the cold.
Phone or Camera: To capture memorable photos of your trip

Prices

Price:

Shared Group: $40 USD per person (Group size: 16 – 18 people)
Private Group: $110 USD per person (Minimum of 2 people required)

Frequently Asked Questions:

How To Book The Lakes Of Ausangate 1-Day Trek With Cachi Life Peru?

To book your trek to the Seven Lakes of Ausangate, click the “Book Now” button on our website. Choose your departure date, fill out the required personal details for all participants, and pay the deposit. Once we receive your payment, we’ll email you a confirmation, and your trek will be fully booked.

When Should I Pay The Remaining Balance?

You can pay the rest of the balance in cash in Cusco one day before your trip. We will meet in the lobby of your hotel or Airbnb at 6:00pm. We accept both USD and soles. If you prefer to use a credit card, you can pay at least one week before your trip, but note there is a 5% service fee. Paying in cash is better because there are no extra charges. Please inform us of your payment preference in advance.

Is There A Student Discount?

We do not offer a student discount for the Seven Lakes of Ausangate day trip.

Do I Need To Bring My Original Passport To The 7 Lakes Of Ausangate?

You Don’t have to bring your original passport.

Can I Stay In The Sacred Valley For My Trip?

No, because the 7 Lakes of Ausangate tour groups start from Cusco. If you stay in the Sacred Valley, private transport can be arranged for an additional cost of $30.

Can I Rent A Horse For The Ausangate Lake Trek?

Yes, locals at the Pacchanta village offer horse rentals. Once you reach the checkpoint, you can rent a horse directly from them with the help of your tour guide. Prices for the ride up range from 70 to 100 soles (about $20 to $25). This includes someone to guide the horse while you ride.

Horse rental prices may vary depending on demand. They tend to be higher during the busy season and lower during the off-season (November to March). Payment is accepted only in Peruvian soles, and negotiating prices with the locals is common.

Best Time To Hike The 7 Lakes Of Ausangate

The best time to visit is during the dry season, which runs from April to November. From December to March, the rainy season can make the trail muddy and wet, and the mountain might be covered in snow and mist.

Is It Cold At The 7 Lakes Of Ausangate?

Yes, mornings can be very cold, often below freezing in winter. As the sun rises, the temperature becomes milder, but it remains cold and windy at higher altitudes. Temperatures typically range from 5–15°C (40–60°F) on sunny days and 0–10°C (32–50°F) in rainy or cloudy conditions.

What Happens If I Experience Altitude Sickness?

All tour guides carry an oximeter and oxygen tanks. If you feel unwell, the guide will check your oxygen levels and provide oxygen if needed. If the symptoms persist, you will be taken to a lower altitude as quickly as possible.

Are There Age Limits For The 7 Lakes Of Ausangate Tour?

There are no strict age limits for the Ausangate 7 Lakes tour. However, At Cachi Life Peru we recommend a minimum age of 8 because younger children may struggle with the cold or experience altitude sickness. If you plan to bring children, dress them warmly and arrive in Cusco at least three days beforehand to help them adjust to the altitude.

How Early Should I Book The 7 Lakes Of Ausangate Tour?

Tickets for the 7 Lakes of Ausangate are always available, even at the last minute. However, during the busy season from May to August, it’s best to book at least a month in advance as guides may be in short supply.

Are There Toilets On The 7 Lakes Hike?

Yes, there are four toilets along the trail. The first is at the trailhead and costs 1 sol to use. The remaining toilets, located mid-trail and at the endpoint, are free but very basic, consisting of a hole in the ground within a small structure.

Should I Bring Extra Money For The Hike?

It’s a good idea to carry cash in soles. Local vendors sell items like snacks, drinks, handicrafts, and beer. You will also need cash to pay for the restroom at the trailhead. Credit cards are not accepted.

Are Hiking Sticks Useful For The 7 Lakes Trek?

Hiking sticks are highly recommended during the rainy season when the trail becomes muddy and slippery. They provide extra stability and help you find firm footing.

Can I Book A Private Tour For The 7 Lakes Of Ausangate?

Yes, private tours are available. Contact us, and we will provide a custom quote for a private tour.

Can I Charge My Devices During The Tour?

There are no charging facilities along the trail. Bring a portable charger to keep your devices powered. However, you can charge your devices in our van.

Is The 7 Lakes Of Ausangate Tour Safe?

Yes, the tour is safe. There is not any danger on the route.

How Hard Is The Ausangate 7 Lakes Trek?

The Ausangate 7 Lakes Trek is moderately difficult. The trail, located in the Peruvian Andes, reaches a height of 4,618 meters (15,150 feet), which can make breathing harder due to the high altitude. The trek covers about 11.00 kilometers (7.00 miles) round trip, with steep climbs and unpredictable weather adding to the challenge. To enjoy the hike, it’s important to prepare well, get used to the altitude, and wear suitable clothing.

How Long Should I Adjust To The Altitude Before Hiking?

You should stay in Cusco for at least three days before starting the hike. This helps your body get used to the high altitude. Even if you’re coming from a place with a similar elevation, it’s a good idea to rest in Cusco for at least one day before the trek.

What Happens If I Get Too Tired During The Trek?

If you feel too tired, you can ride a horse to reach the lakes. If you don’t want to continue, you can go back to the starting point, where our van will be waiting for you.

Can I Visit The 7 Lakes Without Hiking?

Hiking or riding a horse are the only options. If you don’t want to hike, you can rent a horse to complete the trek.

Can I Join The Trek If I’m Afraid Of Heights?

Yes, you can. The trail is wide and clearly marked, with no dangerous cliffs nearby. It is safe for people who are afraid of heights.

Does The Tour Include A Hot Spring Visit?

Yes, the tour includes a visit to the hot spring after the hike. It’s best to enjoy the hot spring before having lunch.

Is The Trek Suitable For Older Adults?

Yes, people aged 50 to 65 who are active and healthy have successfully completed the trek. For a more relaxed experience, we recommend booking a private tour so you can go at your own pace. It’s also a good idea to consult a doctor before traveling since the altitude reaches 4,618 meters.

Can I Store My Extra Belongings In The Van?

Yes, you can leave your extra items in our van. We use a large van for the Ausangate 7 Lakes Trek, so there will be plenty of space.

Can You Drop Me Off At The Airport After The Trek?

Yes, we can drop you off at the airport. However, you’ll be the last to be dropped off since we need to drop off other group members first.

Extra information:

IMPORTANT INFO – Things To Know:

Health Concerns: This activity is not suitable for people with heart problems or other serious health conditions.
Weather Considerations: The tour runs in all weather, so dress accordingly.
Age Limit: The minimum age is 8 years.
Age Recommendations: People over 60 should only participate if they are experienced in hiking at altitudes above 4000 meters.
Pregnancy Advisory: This tour is not recommended for pregnant travelers.
Fitness Level: Travelers should have at least moderate physical fitness.
Accessibility: This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
High Altitude Preparation: The high elevation means it can get very cold, close to freezing. Wear warm clothes, bring coca leaves to help with altitude sickness, and carry only essential gear to make hiking easier.
Rainy Season Warning: Avoid visiting the 7 Lakes of Ausangate in the afternoon during the rainy season due to lightning risks caused by the area’s high mineral content.
Make sure you adjust to Cusco’s high altitude before starting your hike to the 7 Lakes of Ausangate. This is the best way to ensure your trip goes smoothly and is enjoyable. We suggest staying in Cusco for at least two days before the hike.
Don’t forget to bring water! Drinking plenty of water helps with altitude sickness. Carry at least 2 liters per person during the hike, and leave an extra bottle in the van for when you return.
Get a good night’s sleep and avoid drinking or partying the night before. We will pick you up at 4:00 AM, and the hike will be much easier if you are well-rested and not hungover.
If you’re visiting Machu Picchu the day before your hike, ask your travel company to book an early return train ticket.
Cost For Photos: If you want to take a picture with locals and their llamas, it’s customary to give a tip of around 5 soles (about $2). This small amount helps support the local community.
Local Culture: Many locals wear their traditional clothing on the way to the 7 Lakes of Ausangate. They don’t dress this way to attract tourists—it’s a part of their culture that has been passed down through generations. Along the route, you might also see them herding llamas and alpacas.
Prepare For The Altitude: The 7 Lakes of Ausangate are located over 4,300 meters above sea level, so it’s important to be ready for the high altitude. To adjust, it’s best to arrive in Cusco at least three days before your visit. Start with a city tour, then explore the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu, and save the 7 Lakes for the last day. Stay hydrated by drinking lots of water, and if needed, consider taking altitude sickness medicine like Diamox—just ensure you aren’t allergic to it.
Dress In Layers: The weather at the 7 Lakes of Ausangate changes quickly. It might be sunny one moment, and the next, it could become cold, cloudy, or windy. To stay comfortable, wear layers so you can adjust to the temperature. Bring warm clothes for cold weather and lighter clothes for when it’s warm.
Take Care Of The Environment: The 7 Lakes of Ausangate is a beautiful natural place with special plants and animals. To keep it safe and clean for everyone, stay on the marked trails, don’t leave trash, and avoid disturbing the wildlife. Be a responsible visitor by respecting local rules and being mindful of your actions.
Hiking Tips: Go Slow: Walk at a steady pace to avoid getting sick from the high altitude. Drink Water: Keep drinking water during the hike to stay hydrated. Take Breaks: Stop and rest if you feel tired or dizzy. It’s important to listen to your body.
Group Tours: If you are hiking in a group, remember that some people may walk faster or slower. Most groups stay together for about 60% of the trail since it is mostly flat. On the steeper parts, the group might split up, but faster walkers should wait at certain spots for everyone to catch up.
Strikes And Protests: If there’s a strike on the day of your trip and the roads are blocked, the tour will be canceled. In this case, you will get a full refund because your safety is our top priority.

Cancellations And Refunds:

Full Refund: Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour starts to get all your money back.
Partial Refund: Cancel between 24 hours and 7 PM the day before the tour to lose only the deposit.
No Refund: Cancel after 7 PM the day before, and you won’t get your money back.

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Starting from

US$40 USD

Duration

1 Day

Destination

Cusco

Type of activity

One Day Trek, Trekking in Cusco

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