Hiking the Inca Trail WITHOUT a Guide!

[@welshlad6427]

Fantastic vlog as always. Very brave to do this alone. Stay safe and enjoy your travels.

[@ElsbethWeeks]

Thanks again! Stay safe yourself!

[@HeatherMoreau]

Wow, absolutely gorgeous, you are so brave to do it by yourself!

[@ElsbethWeeks]

Oh you are too sweet!

[@ervinslens]

I enjoyed the video, constructive and well edited but most importantly informative.

[@adventureawaits5003]

Awesome hike and well done without a guide 🤙over 14,000 feet is pretty intense!! Great camp next to the stream!!

[@stephanieweeks762]

Inca trails were superbly maintained - had no idea it extended this far. Filming and scenery are exquisite.

[@TravelJam]

Hi Elisabeth! there are source of drinkable water during the trekking?

[@ElsbethWeeks]

There is water available pretty much the entire trip, but there are a lot of cows grazing nearby so be sure to bring a filter or some other way to purify the water!

[@johannagranda5734]

Cerca de ingapirca, también estaba las ruinas de cojitambo y la del baño del inca, no se si la que fuiste primero fueron las ruinas que están por sigsig. Saludos

[@Dennisli478]

Wow this is much better than the trail in Peru!

[@lorenzopetralia1967]

LOL .. did yiubhike the inca trail in peru ?? And if you did .. was it in the dark :-)

[@erikarubio8176]

You got a fan right here, mami.

[@ElsbethWeeks]

Oh Thanks :) !!

[@RhodySeth]

Wild what the environment at 12,000 feet looks like down there.

[@ElsbethWeeks]

It is amazing how different 12,000 feet up in California looks compared to 12,000 feet at the equator!