A schematic overview of the altitude changes on the Inca Trail

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A SCHEMATIC OVERVIEW OF THE ALTITUDE CHANGES ON THE INCA TRAIL
	A schematic overview of the altitude changes on the Inca Trail. The trail starts around Km 82 along the Urubamba River in a zone that the Peruvians call "Quechua": This zone is between 2300 - 3500m (7,539-11,473 ft) and has temperate, dry weather wit...
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A SCHEMATIC OVERVIEW OF THE ALTITUDE CHANGES ON THE INCA TRAIL