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Colca to Andagua Trek
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Colca to Andagua Trek 

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Page By: Scott

Created/Edited: Dec 28, 2007 / Feb 14, 2008

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Colca to Andagua Trek

This is Stage Two of our Peru trekking and climbing trip. Colca Canyon is known as on of the deepest canyons in the world. We dropped down to 1800 meters before climbing to 5300 meters at Casiri. This trip was also done with my five year old son Kessler.

Stage One can be seen here:

Colca Canyon: Cabaconde-Llauar-Sangalle

Stage Three can be seen here:

Cerro Yanamauras

Stage Four can be seen here:

Eruption of Volcán Ubinas

See the trip report for more details.

Scedule (for Reference)

Day 1:

Cabanaconde to botoom of Colca Canyon (1800 meters) to the village of Choco (2473 meters).

Day 2:

Choco to the village of Miña (3550 meters).

Day 3:

Miña to Paso Cerani (5300 meters) to Quebrada Cerani (4550 meters).

Day 4:

Quebrada Cerani to Chachas (3055 meters) to Andagua (3587 meters).

Images


Matching plant

Cerani

Colca Canyon

Llamas and Cerro Cerani

Peruvian Army with Kessler

Rickety Bridge over the Colca

Rio Chalza Gorge

Bad weather

Gold mining settlement of Miña

Rugged peaks west of Cerani

Cerro Cerani

Choco

Cerro Cerani

Cerro Cerani

Chila Group


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Vic HansonGreat Hike

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Thanks for posting the album, Scott. I hope to do the hike sometime this year. Vic
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