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Explore the landscapes of the Sacred Valley on an ATV adventure to Laguna Huaypo and the community of Checoq. The route follows rural trails through farmland, mountains, and small villages, offering a different perspective of the region. At Laguna Huaypo, enjoy a peaceful natural setting surrounded by Andean scenery, while Checoq gives you the chance to discover a quieter area away from the usual tourist routes.
The tour begins with pickup at Plaza Regocijo between 12:50 PM and 1:00 PM. This adventure is designed for nature lovers and those wishing to connect with local residents. We travel by vehicle for approximately 50 to 60 minutes from Cusco to the village of Cruzpata, where the tour starts with a 10-minute practice session. The journey begins with a visit to Huaypo Lagoon, accompanied by a brief historical overview of the site. Next, we visit the colonial church of Tiobamba, followed by the Checoq archaeological site, where we can admire the snow-capped peaks of Chicon and Verónica. Throughout the tour, we make stops so passengers can take photos of the various landscapes. Finally, we return to our base, board the vehicle, and head back to Cusco, arriving around 7:00 PM at Plaza Regocijo.
Departure times:
Afternoon: 1:00 PM – 7:00 PM
We recommend bringing comfortable clothing, closed-toe shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, water, and a light or waterproof jacket. Weather conditions can change quickly in the area.
The tour takes approximately half a day, including transportation, the ATV activity, and the stops included in the itinerary.
The route passes through farmland, rural trails, mountains, and local communities. At Laguna Huaypo, you can enjoy wide views of the surrounding Andean scenery.
No previous experience is required. Before starting the activity, you will receive basic riding and safety instructions.
Laguna Huaypo is located in Anta Province, in the Cusco region, while Checoq is in the same Sacred Valley area. The route passes through rural landscapes and Andean communities.
