Overview

June 29th- July 8th, 2012- Peru Inca Trail Marathon (race day 7/5/12): 9-day Running Tour and Trail Race Overview:

Registration Update: PLEASE READ! SOLD OUT FOR RUNNERS AS OF 2/22/12.

IF YOU DIDN'T GET TO JOIN US THIS YEAR- Please write to us to informally pre- register for the 2013 race (no financial committment at this time). Those 2013 race details will be coming late Spring. There will be early sign up discounts for the 2013 race, so be sure to contact us, so we can write to you when we launch the 2013 race registration and update our website with those details!

THIS PACKAGE IS STILL AVAILABLE FOR SPECTATORS- If you know someone participating and want to join them in Peru on the tour, we have space!

IF YOU ARE ALREADY SIGNED UP, We are looking forward to having you participate in this event and please remember to invite loved ones or friends to watch you run and enjoy the trip with you. They are not subject to the early sign-up dates- Spectators can sign up all the way until early May.

This Peru multi-sport tour for runners and spectators offers a wide range of different outdoor activities, cultural programs, and adventures, which makes it a top international running tour. The highlight of the trip will be one of the most scenic and challenging marathons in South America: A 26.2 mile marathon run along the Classic Inca Trail- the footpath the Incas used to travel between their capital in Cusco and the world famous citadel of Machu Picchu. This demanding Peru trail marathon race course takes the typical hiker 3 days, and ascends multiple mountain passes, reaching a maximum elevation of 13,800 feet. You will be treated to: breathtaking views while running in the Andes mountains, fascinating Inca ruins, thousands of feet of vertical change, and a photo finish in front of Machu Picchu- which is included in the New 7 Wonders of the World. It is surely of the most exciting Peru and South America Marathons offered and a great tour for runners of all abilities. Are you up to the challenge that the Peru Inca trail Marathon presents!

Also well-suited for race spectators, this hosted Peru multi-sport trip not only includes visits to Cusco and Machu Picchu, but also several famous locations nestled in the famous Sacred Valley of the Incas. Among other activities, you will have a chance to: interact with the local culture, try Peruvian cuisine, explore ancient ruins, pursue outdoor activities, explore glaciers, jungles, and other fantastic scenery in the Andes mountains, sample the fun nightlife, and visit local markets. This is a fully guided Peru running tour and our experienced guides will take you to the famous sites of Peru as well as to lesser known destinations, making this adventure trip a truly memorable experience!

Trip Itinerary

South America Adventure Running Tour

Peru Marathon on the Inca Trail

June 29-July 8, 2012  (Race day: 7/5)

Day 0 FRIDAY, JUNE 29 DEPART HOME CITY AND TAKE OVERNIGHT FLIGHT TO LIMA, PERU

Day 1 JUNE 3O ARRIVE LIMA AND TRANSFER TO CUSCO (L)
Please plan accordingly for a 7:00 a.m.CST arrival (or earlier) into Lima on your intl flight.  Proceed through customs and immigrations and check-in for your domestic flight to Cusco.
*Please note- If you are already in Lima, please be at Jorge Chavez (LIM) intl airport to check-in for your flight 2 hours prior to departure.

INCLUDED DOMESTIC FLIGHT: Lima to Cusco
Departs approx. 9:00 a.m.
Arrives approx. 10:20 a.m.
(exact time subject to changing airline schedules)

Upon arrival in Cusco- You will be met by your trip host and staff and transferred to the hotel in Cusco where you will check in. We will then have a quick meet and greet with your trip host and guides while we taste a Coca leaf tea (traditional Peruvian drink).

After unwinding from the flight for a couple of hours, we will begin the festivities with a special group lunch (offering traditional Peruvian cuisine), where you will have the opportunity to get to know your fellow travelers and athletes.  Later that afternoon, your local Cusco tour and trekking guide will meet you and take you on a sightseeing guided group tour of the historical center of Cusco, where you will visit colonial churches and Inca ruins inside the city. This tour is specially programmed as an easy day, allowing you the opportunity to acclimate to the elevation of Cusco (approx. 11,200 feet above sea level).

Welcome Lunch Included.  Dinner on your own. Overnight in Cusco-Hotel Cusco Plaza 2 (or similar)

Day 2 JULY 1 CUSCO: PISAC TOUR (B,D)
After breakfast at the hotel, we will depart around 7:30 a.m. for Pisac.  This guided group tour will take you through the Urubamba Valley to the colorful Indian Market of Pisac, where natives from the region of Cusco come to trade their products. We will then proceed to the magnificent archaeological site above this town from where you will witness amazing views of this valley. Along the way, we will visit a llama farm and local weaving co-op, where you will learn about these unique animals as well as traditional weaving techniques of Peru.

Upon arrival in Pisac, you will have the option to participate in your first running tour in Peru's Andes mountains. From the center of Pisac, it is approx. 8 km uphill along a winding road with a gradual incline to the Inca ruins above the town. if you are on the trip as a spectator, or do not feel like running just yet, you will have the option to take our private transport to the ruins.

We will have a guided group tour of the ruins and then walk for about 30 minutes down to the town of Pisac along an old Inca footpath. In Pisac, you will have a couple of hours on your own to explore the famous Pisac market and to have lunch at one of the many local restaurants. Later in the afternoon, we will return to the hotel in Cusco, arriving around 5:30 p.m.

That evening, we will meet in the lobby at 7:00 p.m and take a short walk to a famous restaurant in Cusco for a special Peruvian group dinner and cultural show (included).  This will be a great chance to sample more Peruvian cuisine, experience music and culture from the Andes, and mingle with fellow travelers.

Lunch on own.  Dinner included. Overnight in Cusco-Hotel Cusco Plaza 2 (or similar)

Day 3 JULY 2 CUSCO: WHITE WATER RAFTING (B,L)
There will be an optional morning running tour in Cusco to visit Sacsayhuaman (Temple of Lightning), located outside the city.

After breakfast at the hotel, we will depart at 8:30 a.m. for a GUIDED GROUP TOUR- RIVER RAFTING EXCURSION AT CHUQUICAHUANA URUBAMBA RIVER:
One of the most popular rafting sections during the season is the "Cusipata" section of the river on the Upper Urubamba. There are great class IIl rapids and the water is very pure and clean.  
After a beautiful 1-½ hour drive, passing through small communities and impressive scenery, we will arrive to the “put in” at the shores of the Upper Urubamba River. Our professional rafting guides will give you a safety briefing and provide you with all the proper safety equipment for rafting. We will be floating for approximately 2- 2 ½ hours, running class II and III type rapids. Afterwards, we will arrive at the “take-out”, where a hot, home cooked lunch will be provided. Showers and a hot sauna will also be available. We will arrive back to Cusco around 5:30 p.m. This is a full day group tour!

INCLUDES:
- Transportation from hotel in Cusco to the “put-in” at the river
- All rafting equipment, such as helmet, life jacket, paddle, self bailing raft
- Spray jacket, wet suit
- Professional English speaking rafting guide
- Delicious lunch
- Transportation back from the river to your hotel

Day 4 JULY 3 CUSCO: MORNING TOUR/AFTERNOON FREE (B)
There will be another optional running tour in Cusco this morning followed by breakfast at the hotel.
9:00 AM MEETINGS: 1 FOR RUNNERS, 1 FOR SPECTATORS. These will be held to review the pre-race logistics for racers and to give spectators finish line information and details.
10:00 AM 2 HOUR GUIDED GROUP TOUR:  We will visit Inca ruins outside the city; Sacsayhuaman (Temple of the Lightning), Qenqo (ceremonial place) and Tambomachay (Temple of the Water).
Afternoon Free. Lunch and Dinner on your own. Overnight in Cusco-Hotel Cusco Plaza 2 (or similar)

Day 5 JULY 4 OLLANTAYTAMBO – LLACTAPATA (RUNNERS) or AGUAS CALIENTES (SPECTATORS) (B,D)
After breakfast at the hotel, we will transfer to Ollyantaytambo, located at one end of the famous Sacred Valley of the Incas. We will then proceed on a guided group tour of the ruins and the town, which is commonly referred to as a modern day living Inca city due to the fact that some citizens inhabit original Inca houses over 500 years old.
Lunch on your own in Ollyantaytambo.   

After lunch:

Racers: Transfer to Inca trail. We will proceed from the town of Ollyantaytambo with our private tourist bus to Km 82 (2,650 meters) where, after meeting the porters and collecting the gear, we will commence walking via the Urubamba Valley. At this point, we pass through the Inca trail control checkpoint and must have passports handy. From Km 82, we will cross the raging Vilcanota River and proceed walking in the shadow of snow-capped Mount Veronica (5,680 meters). We will continue the easy hike near the Cusichaca River, admiring the Inca ruins at Llactapata. This is where we will have our campsite set up and a healthy dinner served to us on the eve of the race.  Overnight on Inca trail at campsite near Llactapata. Camping gear provided.

Spectators: Afternoon free in Ollyantaytambo.  We will take a late afternoon train to Aguas Calientes, where we will then transfer to the hotel. There will be a special hosted group dinner for spectators in town that evening, with the rest of evening free at leisure.
Overnight in Aguas Calientes. Hotel Inka Town (or similar)

Day 6 JULY 5 PERU INCA TRAIL MARATHON! (B,D)
Racers:  After a very early (pre-dawn) breakfast, all who are running the Inca Trail will proceed to the start line for one of the most spectacular South American marathons. RACE!  The finish will be at Machu Picchu where you can then re-unite with your loved ones. (For more detailed race information- Please see course overview)

*Please note: The last bus down to Aguas Calientes from Machu Picchu leaves at 5:30 p.m. Machu Picchu closes at 6:00 p.m.

Spectators:  Breakfast will be provided at the hotel. You will have the morning free, at leisure (options include day hikes, shopping, thermal baths, coffee shops, etc), then you will proceed up to Machu Picchu to visit the ruins and see the racers running the Inca Trail right to the finish line.

*Please note: The last bus down to Aguas Calientes from Machu Picchu leaves at 5:30 PM. Machu Picchu closes at 6:00 p.m.

All: Post race, runners will have the opportunity to change/refresh at the hotel. Afterwards, everyone can proceed to a special included group dinner in Aguas Calientes to celebrate the Inca Trail race! Inca Trail Marathon results and awards will be presented at dinner.  

Overnight in Aguas Calientes. Hotel Inka Town (or similar).

Day 7 JULY 6 MACHU PICCHU- AGUAS CALIENTES (B)
After an early breakfast at the hotel, we will take the morning bus up to Machu Picchu. Guided group tour.  For those willing to get up early, you can arrive in time to witness the sunrise over this majestic place.  For all, we will have a 9:00 a.m. guided tour of the complex with our local guides (approx. 3 hours). Later, there will be several hours available to spend as you choose in this unique archaeological site, allowing ample opportunities to explore on your own.  For those who wish, there are day hikes on Hyuanapicchu (must register for free first thing in the morning upon arrival, limited spaces) and Machu Picchu mountains (open anytime to hikers), which both offer amazing views Machu Picchu ruins. The rest of day will be free in Machu Picchu and Aguas Calientes.

Bus back to Aguas Calientes town included. Dinner on your own. Overnight in Aguas Calientes. Hotel Inka Town (or similar)

Day 8 JULY 7 AGUAS CALIENTES – CHINCHERROS – CUSCO (B)  
After breakfast at the hotel, we will depart via a morning train to Ollyantaytambo. We will then take private transport to Cusco, with a special stop at the town of Chincherros. Guided group tour.  Here, you will visit the Inca/Colonial site and a very famous local weaving community in town. Afterwards, we will continue to Cusco and check back into the hotel.

Lunch on own. Rest of day/evening at leisure. Dinner on your own. Overnight in Cusco-Hotel Cusco Plaza 2 (or similar)

Day 9 SUNDAY, JULY 8 CUSCO- LIMA (B)
Breakfast at hotel.  Morning transfer to Cusco airport. Fly back to Lima from Cusco.  

INCLUDED DOMESTIC FLIGHT: Cusco to Lima
Departs approx. 7:30 a.m.
Arrives approx. 8:50 a.m.
(exact time subject to changing airline schedules)

Please book your flight home from Lima for a departure after 10:30 a.m. to ensure you make your connection.

*Please note- If you are continuing on one of the extension trips (Lake Titicaca/Arequippa or Manu Rainforest), you will have a briefing for your next trip and then a free day in Cusco as the extension trips will begin the following day.  

“End of tour”

*If you have a long layover in Lima- Upon request, we can recommend some day tours and other activities that are interesting, safe, and affordable.  Our staff can organize a tour, airport transfers, and more in the Lima area. Ask us!

*If you are staying the night in Lima- There are a wide variety of nice and safe hotel options available for all budgets, but we recommend the Marriott Hotel in Miraflores.

Please note-  All times for tours, transfers, daily arrival/departure times, etc. are approximate and subject to modification at the guide and/or host’s recommendations. Erik’s Adventures reserves the right to alter the itinerary if necessary due to safety concerns, circumstances outside its control (i.e. worker strikes, weather, government, etc.). During the portion of the trip on the Inca trail (including the race), which is controlled by the Peruvian government, we reserve the right to make changes if needed for passenger safety, changing or new government regulations, and other concerns.  Hotels mentioned are subject to availability. We may use hotels similar to the ones mentioned in the itinerary.

Course Info

THE INCA TRAIL MARATHON: Cusco, Peru: July 5th, 2012

This South America marathon is in Peru and is a 26.2 mile run along the Classic Inca Trail, the footpath the Incas used to travel between their capital in Cusco and the world famous citadel of Machu Picchu. This very demanding course takes the typical hiker 3 days and ascends multiple mountain passes, reaching a max elevation of 13,800 feet. You will be treated to breathtaking views of the Andes Mountains, fascinating Inca ruins, thousands of feet of vertical change, and a photo finish in front of Machu Picchu; one of the New 7 Wonders of the World.

Are you up to the challenge that the Inca Trail Marathon presents?

We expect the Peru running tour: Inca Trail Marathon to sell out 6 or more months in advance

Please note: In order to insure your space for the race, please sign up early!

Course map: Inca Trail in red

                                      DISTANCE  _______  1 MILE (1.61 KM)  
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Please note: 1 METER= 3.28 FEET

Peru Running- Marathon Course Description: Total Distance- 26.2 miles (42.195 km)

Start of race (Llactapata: 2,585m) to Wayllabamba/Huyallabamba (Aid station #1: 2,965m)- 5.8 miles (9.29km)
The Inca trail run begins from the start line near the Llactapata Inca ruins at 6:00 a.m. as the first rays of light are coming out.  The first portion of the race is a short “out and back”, on a relatively flat section of the trail, followed by a steady ascent for several miles (approx 4 mi), passing by the river again at the first aid station, Wayllabamba.

Wayllabamba (2,965m) to Warmiwanusqa pass (4,200m)- 5.6 miles (9km)
From Wayllabamba, runners on the Inca trail begin a steep climb all the way to Warmiwanusqa (Dead Woman’s Pass). This change of altitude means that racers running the Inca trail will pass through three separate ecological zones during the day: Quechua, Yunga and Puna (from valleys with trees, through high pastures, to arid grassless areas short of the snow line). The ascent of over 1,200 meters to the first pass from Wayllabamba showcases magnificent views and challenges all experience levels of trail running.

Warmiwanusqa (4,200m) to Pacamayo (Aid station #2: 3,590m)- 1.2 miles (2km)
Descending rapidly from this superb vantage point, Inca Trail runners will pass scenic waterfalls before arriving at Pacamayo, the next aid station.

Pacamayo (3,590m) to Runkuracay Pass (3,960m)- 0.6 miles (1km)
From Pacamayo, climb again to the 2nd pass of Runkuracay to see an ancient Inca watchtower.

Runkuracay (3,960m) to Sayaqmarca (3,550m)- 2.5 miles (4km)
The descent from Runkuracay includes passing the Inca ruins at Sayaqmarca (a small maze-like ruin built above a sheer cliff).

Sayaqmarca (3,550m) to Phuyupatamarca (Aid station #3: 3,665m)- 2.5 miles (4km)
Passing through a rock tunnel on a relatively flat section of the trail, racers will reach another aid station at Phuyupatamarca (city above the clouds) which contains a beautiful set of linked stone baths still supplied by mountain streams.  From here, racers should see Mt. Salkantay (6271 meters), one of the two most sacred peaks to the Incas.

Phuyupatamarca (3,665m) to Winay Wayna (Aid station #4/Cutoff: 2,625m)- 4.3 miles (6.9km)
The descent down from Phuyupatamarca to Winay Wanya is a continuous set of steep Inca steps (over 2,300), passing through the cloud forest and ending at the impressive ruins of Winay Wayna, (the last aid station and final checkpoint).

Winay Wayna (2,625m) to Intipunku (Sun-Gate: 2,705m)- 2.5 miles (4km)
The next 2.5 miles of the course is flatter with occasional rolling terrain through tropical vegetation.  The final ascent to Intipunku (the Sun-Gate) includes one set of steep steps and is where Inca Trail runners will catch their first glimpses of Machu Picchu (2,400 meters) below.  

Intipunku (2,705m) to Machu Picchu (Finish area: 2,400m)- 1.2 miles (2km)
After taking in this memorable view, the trail descends a little over a mile to the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu for a once in a lifetime race finish at the watchtower.  This landmark presides over Machu Picchu and offers the famous postcard view of the Inca city that will serve as the backdrop for your Inca Trail marathon finish.

Race Details

Important Peru Running Tour: Inca Trail Marathon Race Information:

Race times:
Start time is July 5th at 6:00 a.m.

The course will remain open for 11 hours. You must finish by 5:00 p.m.

Cutoff: To insure you finish by 5:00 p.m., there will be a mandatory cutoff at Winay Wayna (22.5 mi/36.16km: our last aid station and mandatory checkpoint). Runners will not be able to continue on the last 6km to the finish line if they arrive at Winay Wayna after 3:45 p.m. Machu Picchu does not allow entry past 5:00 p.m., nor are there buses down to Aguas Calientes after 5:30 pm.

If you don’t make cutoff:  If you arrive to Winay Wayna after 3:45 pm, you will need to spend the evening at our staffed campground. You will have access to some of your personal items (pre-packed by you and brought to the checkpoint by our staff- see below for suggested gear), a hot dinner, and shower.  You will have the opportunity to continue on the Inca trail the following morning and walk into Machu Picchu.

Inca Trail conditions:
While Inca trail conditions are generally good, some steep trail sections require careful footing. The trail is mostly Inca paved stone. There are also some dirt sections and places where the trail surface is uneven and rocky. You will encounter steep stone steps and narrow passes with steep drop-offs to one side. The Inca trail is generally at least 4 feet wide. Conditions become slippery with rain and moisture, especially on the descents in the cloud forest, so please use caution.

The Inca Trail cannot be closed to other hikers, so you will encounter other hikers (and porters) while running on the Inca trail. It is easy to get around other runners and hikers, as there is ample width on the trail. Please be courteous and clearly announce that you are passing “to your left”, allowing them enough time to clear the path. You are unlikely to encounter any hikers on the first and last legs of the race due to the time of day.

Weather: Although you should be prepared for a variety of weather conditions (i.e. wind, rain, heat, cold, fog, possible rapid changing conditions in the mountains), the typical weather conditions for June and July on the Inca Trail range from 75°F for the high and 32°F degrees for the low.  Average rainfall is only 2 days/month.  Temperatures vary substantially with elevation changes.  For example, at Dead Woman’s Pass, you can expect approx. 40°F temperatures, while at Winay Wayna; you can expect daytime temperatures to reach approx. 75°F. Please plan accordingly.

Aid stations:
A total of 4 aid stations will be available for the race.  The aid stations will be further apart in the first and closer together for the second half (see course description).  Purified water, sports drinks, and energy foods will be provided at these checkpoints.

*Please note: Due to the distance between aid stations, we recommend carrying your own fluids and nutrition (i.e. daypack).  You will have the opportunity to refill at aid stations if needed

First aid will be available at all aid stations.  English and Spanish speaking staff will be available with radio communication for emergencies.

Upon arrival at the aid stations, race times will be recorded.

Winay Wayna aid station will also serve as the campsite for those that do not make the cutoff of 3:45 p.m.  A personal drop bag will be available for the overnight stay (see below for suggested gear).

Other Inca Trail running and race information:

Maximum race size: 200 runners on The Inca Trail.

Start line: Participants will seed themselves according to projected finish times.

Official times will be recorded to gun time (no chip timing).

Split times will be recorded upon your arrival at the aid stations.

All Inca Trail runners will be required to wear a numbered bib at all times.

Packet pickup/goodie bag and a mandatory pre-race meeting will take place the day before the race.

History:  A great adventure running vacation- The Inca Trail 2012 Marathon will be the first 26.2-mile race on the trail. The course for this race has been accurately measured to 26.2 miles.  Past inca trail runners have run varied distances, most commonly 27.5 miles.  Times for other distances have ranged from the fastest recorded time just under 4 hours to 11 hours or more.

The course is rated as difficult/advanced due to the large amount of vertical changes and high elevations encountered. One of the most scenic South American Marathons!

There will be race photos taken at various points along the course and at the finish.

It is not permitted to litter while running the Inca Trail. Please keep the trail clean and throw garbage away at aid stations.

Race recommended gear:

Required for all racers at all times: Passport

(The following are only suggestions; this list is not all-inclusive)

Due to the varied elevations and temperature changes you will experience, while running on the Inca Trail,  we suggest planning your running wardrobe accordingly.  Drop bags will NOT be made available until the finish line (or Winay Wayna if you do not make the cutoff).

Daypack on trail (optional):
Hat/Gloves
Long sleeve/Windbreaker/Change of shirt
Sunglasses/Sun-block
Personal First Aid
Personal Energy foods/fluids

Winay Wayna overnight bag:
Change of Clothes/Shoes (overnight temperatures average 50-55°F)
Personal Toiletries (rest rooms and showers available on-site)
Sandals
Money (Optional- a small convenience store is located at the site)
Clothing for next day hike into Machu Picchu

Finish line drop bag:
Change of Clothes/Shoes
Personal Items

*Please note: Bus transportation to the hotel in Aguas Calientes will be available post race until 5:30 p.m.  Must walk down to town post 5:30 p.m. (average 1 hour walk).

What's Included

Entry onto the Inca trail is regulated by the government of Peru and has a strict quota of 500 people per day (which includes staff, porters, and guides). The spaces on the trail sell out several (sometimes 5 or more) months in advance and always sell out during the summer.

Entries for the Inca trail are accepted on a first come first serve basis with a non-refundable deposit and submission of passenger information and passport number to the government of Peru. Spaces on the Inca Trail cannot be reserved, canceled, or transferred to another person.

Register

Registration Update: PLEASE READ! SOLD OUT FOR RUNNERS AS OF 2/22/12.

IF YOU DIDN'T GET TO JOIN US THIS YEAR- Please write to us to informally pre- register for the 2013 race (no financial committment at this time). Those 2013 race details will be coming late Spring. There will be early sign up discounts for the 2013 race, so be sure to contact us, so we can write to you when we launch the 2013 race registration and update our website with those details!

THIS PACKAGE IS STILL AVAILABLE FOR SPECTATORS- If you know someone participating and want to join them in Peru on the tour, we have space!

IF YOU ARE ALREADY SIGNED UP, We are looking forward to having you participate in this event and please remember to invite loved ones or friends to watch you run and enjoy the trip with you. They are not subject to the early sign-up dates- Spectators can sign up all the way until early May.

FOR SPECTATORS- To sign up for this special trail running event in South America : Please download all of the following forms and read them carefully. Then you can fill them out completely, sign and date each one, and for fastest processing- Scan in completed forms and email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Then you will be sent an email invoice where you may pay your deposit by credit card.

Peru Inca Trail Marathon Running Vacation & Race Registration Form

Inca Trail Marathon Peru Running Tour- Terms and Conditions

Inca Trail Marathon Peru Running Tour Race Waiver (only required for people doing the tour and running the race)

Only the completed and signed forms plus a completed payment of the deposit of $500 USD, or a full payment, confirms your space on the trip and in the race.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

Entry onto the Inca trail is regulated by the government of Peru and has a strict quota of 500 people per day (which includes staff, porters, and guides). The spaces on the trail sell out several (sometimes 5 or more) months in advance and always sell out during the summer.

Entries for the Inca trail are accepted on a first come first serve basis with a non-refundable deposit and submission of passenger information and passport number to the government of Peru. Spaces on the Inca Trail cannot be reserved, canceled, or transferred to another person.

Please note: Inca Trail Runners- If you need to renew your passport to participate on this trip, please do so before you sign up and submit your passport information to us. Once your space on The Inca Trail is booked with the government organization that controls running on The Inca Trail, there are NO changes allowed to the submitted information. You will not get through the control checkpoint at the start of The Inca Trail unless the information you submit to sign up for the race is identical to the information on your passport at the time of the race

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