How many meters above sea level will we ascend on the Inca Trail?

The traditional or 4-day Inca Trail is one of the most beautiful treks in South America because it combines landscape, climate and archaeological remains, there is no similar route outside of Peru. The highest peak is reached on the second day, the Warmiwauñusca pass is located at 4200 meters above sea level. (13800 feet) and it is the highest summit to which hikers submit, its name means: "Where the woman dies", alluding to how difficult it can be to get there, but remember, it is not an ascent sacrificed, there is a beautiful stone path made by the wise Incas that to date is used by walkers, in addition the services of your travel agency will carry your belongings with cargo personnel, you will reach that summit peacefully and if you have problems oxygen, your guides will provide you with medical attention or hot drinks at all times.

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