Lima周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ6

A pass at 4,825m that takes you through beautiful valleys, along the lagoon, and between high peaks. The trail to Oyon is not in very good condition. It's best done downhill with a mountain bike (we did it with a 26x2.15 tandem mountain bike). The trail to Cochamarca is in excellent condition and is almost flat. It's worth the trip!

Hello Mia, I'm a little confused by your comment. The Jurau Pass is not considered easy but it is a much easier and less steep alternative to the San Antonio and Santa Rosa Pass. I haven't done the tour yet (plan is next year) but I found quite a lot of information about it. I would therefore be very happy to hear back from you as to whether it is actually that demanding or whether you perhaps meant the San Antonio. Best wishes Piet

The descent from the Jurau Pass to Juraucocha is completely pathless and very steep. There are a few cairns, but not enough to orient yourself in the scree desert. The GPX track here is very imprecise. There are countless steep cliffs that must be avoided. It is possible to descend to Juraucocha, but it is very challenging. Going uphill is a lost cause without a guide.

On the way you always had great views of the surrounding mountains and you passed small shepherds' huts.

The climb from Huayllapa to the top of the pass takes a long time, but at the top you are rewarded with a great view.

The steep and strenuous climb up to Paso San Antonio (5,020 meters) is worth it. With every step the panorama gets better.

There is even a flush toilet here. In the background the Nevado Puscantrurpa rises into the sky.

Breathtaking views await you on this 5,040 meter high mountain pass. There are bright blue lakes in the valley and a mighty glacier rises opposite.