Launch off a platform above Inca terraces and feel the Sacred Valley slide beneath you. The Chinchero ziplines pack six runs into a high-altitude, culturally rich outing that pairs adrenaline with sweeping Andean views.
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You clip in at a wooden platform, the Andes catching the early light like a line drawn across the sky. Cold mountain air pushes at your face while the valley below seems to breathe — terraces stepping down toward distant rivers, stone walls mended by hands that predate the conquistadors. From the first run on the Chinchero ziplines you feel the landscape working on you: wind that wants you to go faster, ridge-lines that dare you to look down.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness: comfortable walking on uneven ground and handling short bursts of exertion at high altitude
Wildlife
History
Chinchero was an important Inca royal estate and remains a center for traditional weaving—many terraces and stonework visible from the lines date to pre-Columbian land use.
Conservation
Operators emphasize minimal impact practices: fixed platforms, defined walking routes, and local-hire guides help protect fragile highland soils and cultural sites.
Reserve your spot on the Zipline in Chinchero today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Acclimatize in Cusco first
Spend 24 hours in Cusco to reduce altitude effects—hydrate, avoid heavy meals, and walk gently before your zipline day.
Secure small cameras
Use a wrist or chest tether for phones/cameras; loose devices can be lost on fast runs.
Wear closed-toe shoes
Uneven ground and short approaches to platforms mean grip and ankle support matter.
Disclose health conditions
Tell the operator about heart, back, or pregnancy concerns—restrictions are enforced for safety.
Closed-toe hiking shoes
Grip and ankle support for rocky platform approaches and short hikes between lines.
Windproof layer
High-altitude gusts can be cold even in sun; a lightweight shell blocks wind.
fall
Sunglasses & sunscreen
UV is strong at altitude; protect eyes and skin during exposed runs.
summer
Phone or action camera with tether
Capture aerial shots—secure equipment to avoid losing it on the lines.