Inca Trail - Second Day

Towards Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail	Toward Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail	The second day involves going over Dead Woman's Pass (Abra de Huarmihuanusca, 4200 m).
Inca Trail to Dead Woman's Pass	Toward Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail
Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail	View from Inca Trail second day
Rest stop, second day on Inca Trail	Flora on the Inca Trail
Hiking through forest, second day Inca Trail	Porter on the Inca Trail	On the way to the pass, you pass through a cloud forest.
Flora on the Inca Trail	View from Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail
Rock work on the Inca Trail	Rock work on Inca Trail	The rock work on the trail is not all original. Much of it was constructed in 1998.
Rock stairs on the Inca Trail	To Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail
View on second day Inca Trail	To Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail
To Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail	Coming up to Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail
View on second day Inca Trail	Porters resting on the trail up to Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail
To Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail	Coming up Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail
View from Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail	Trail up to Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail
Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail	Sign at Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail
Resting at the top of Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail	Group photo at top of Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail
Guides on the Inca Trail	Heading downhill after Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail	You head 800 meters downhill to the next campsite.
Going downhill after Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail	On the far side of Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail
Heading upwards on the second day of the Inca Trail	Dead Woman's Pass Inca Trail
View on second day of Inca Trail	View on second day of Inca Trail
View second day of Inca Trail	Camping second night Inca Trail	The Pacamayo campsite is on the valley of the Pacamayo River.
View from tent second night on Inca Trail	Guides on Inca Trail	You can get a view of the mountains from your tent at this campsite.

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