update peru again

_posts/2024-05-09-santa-cruz.md

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 Below is a rough draft of the trip report I wrote for some friends to follow who ended up using the Santa Cruz trek as an acclimatization hike for the Cordillera Huayhuash circuit! My original plan - if I had the time - was to hike this, but it requires a good amount of acclimatization time and is longer than the Santa Cruz trek. I want to say it requires at least 10 days for the circuit, and then 3 days for acclimatization. With an extra day just in case, the trip would be about 2 weeks.
 
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 You can access the gpx file for my website on this [Google drive](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/15EfSs-t0rEfvqYgS36IsK2gOdrNu4UF_?usp=sharing). The gpx route doesn't include waypoints, but the track is very easy to follow. I carry a Garmin in-reach mini for all my hikes.