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Inca Trail Season
Generally speaking, the Inca Trail weather varies along the length of the trek and can be pretty unpredictable and difficult to foresee. The Inca trail weather does not only depend on the month of the year, but it also varies as you pass through different microclimates. In other words, the Inca Trail weather can change from day to day and from location to location. You better prepare for variable circumstances.
The temperatures vary from 0ºC, at the highest point (the pass of the Dead Woman) to 22ºC. In Machu Picchu.
The final destination of the Inca Trail is Machu Picchu, which is located in a sub-tropical area. Geographically, the Inca city is located in the eco-region of the ‘yunga – Quechua’, which presents a warm sub-tropical climate with intense rains.
Read more: Inca Trail Season
Inca Trail Season
Generally speaking, the Inca Trail weather varies along the length of the trek and can be pretty unpredictable and difficult to foresee. The Inca trail weather does not only depend on the month of the year, but it also varies as you pass through different microclimates. In other words, the Inca Trail weather can change from day to day and from location to location. You better prepare for variable circumstances.
The temperatures vary from 0ºC, at the highest point (the pass of the Dead Woman) to 22ºC. In Machu Picchu.
The final destination of the Inca Trail is Machu Picchu, which is located in a sub-tropical area. Geographically, the Inca city is located in the eco-region of the ‘yunga – Quechua’, which presents a warm sub-tropical climate with intense rains.
Read more: Inca Trail Season