Cusco: Tour to the Mountain of Colors in ATV all included

No prior experience is needed. Driving an ATV is easy and accessible for everyone. Plus, before starting the ride, you’ll receive a brief lesson on how to operate the vehicle.

The tour starts at approximately 3:30 a.m., when our staff will pick you up to take you to the starting point and begin the trip. Return is scheduled around 4:00 p.m., with arrival in Cusco. Note: The return time is approximate; the tour may run a bit longer, which could delay your arrival in the city of Cusco.

Absolutely! After riding the ATV to the community of Qosqopata, we’ll begin a short hike of about 45 minutes toward Rainbow Mountain.

The hike to Rainbow Mountain is considered moderate in terms of difficulty. While it’s a short walk, the high altitude makes it more challenging due to the lower oxygen levels, so you’ll definitely feel the effort as you ascend.

Rainbow Mountain is a cold destination, so it’s important to wear light but warm clothing that can also protect you from possible rain. We recommend bringing a waterproof jacket. As for footwear, trekking shoes or sneakers are the best option, as they provide comfort and safety for moving around with ease.

The weather at Rainbow Mountain can be cold and rainy at any time. That’s why we recommend bringing rain ponchos and waterproof clothing to keep you protected throughout the tour.

The highest altitude you can reach is at the second viewpoint of Rainbow Mountain, at 5,200 meters above sea level (17,060 feet), if you choose to hike up to that point. From there, you’ll enjoy a more panoramic view—perfect for taking stunning photos in addition to the classic one.

Yes, it’s possible—especially if you haven’t had time to acclimate in the city of Cusco for at least one or two days. It’s important for your body to adjust to the change in air pressure before doing this tour so you can enjoy the mountain without any issues.

If you start feeling unwell during the trip to Rainbow Mountain, it’s important to inform our tour guide right away. They will assist you in managing the symptoms of altitude sickness. If necessary, they may recommend that you rest on the bus to prevent your condition from worsening. If you experience strong symptoms the day before the tour, you can request a rescheduling, which will give your body more time to adapt to the altitude. Note: If symptoms persist or become more intense despite taking medication, it’s crucial to seek medical attention to avoid complications.