David Matusiak – American Traveler & Photographer – Images from the past 40 years
Once we got camped at the end of the third day of hiking, we all crashed in our tents for a while to rest before having dinner as a group. Before passing out for a nap, this was the foggy view of the Andes Mountains. Thanks to G Adventures and their amazing employees for helping… Continue reading Andes Mountains Clouds from Our Tent
This lush green multi-tier section of the Inca Trail was captivating. Although it was not a particularly long connection portion between two trails, it was one of many spots I wish I had more time to explore and sit to soak in the forest energy. This trail can be both evocative and emotional for the… Continue reading A Favorite Green View Along the Way
This entire road system is quite amazing, especially considering when it was constructed. Despite how uniform and generally smooth most of the Inca Trail hike can be, there are often rougher rock sections that have step-ups ranging from 12” to 18” and can be quite difficult to ascend if you have a heavy pack and/or… Continue reading What the Inca Trail Looks Like