Cambios

*'''Day 3: Barrosococha (4,624) - Step Rasac (5,142) - Lag. Caramarca (4,575)'' '[[Image: Paso_Rasac.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Day 3, Step Rasac. Image: Juan Pablo Ortega]]

Leaving the lake from the northwest, instead of continuing along the ridge of loose rocks of the moraine bordering the lagoon, should cross the moraine to reach the base of the hills of West Valley, which forms a valley mini which is easier to walk [[: image: Al_Paso_Rasac.jpg | (see picture)]]. After 2 hours up a rock wall gives order to the ward. Looking at the wall may be identified in it that formed a natural trail through the rocks, this is the path to be followed to do so will require an easy climb (5.7) of 4 yards to reach this corridor. It will be useful considering helping with the rope carried backpacks. Although this path by rocks [[Image: Valle_Caramarca.jpg|thumb|150px|Caramarca Valley. Day 3 and 4. Image: Juan Pablo Ortega]] has a low technical difficulty, it is worth to use the rope railings, as the route has some degree of exposure. It is recommended in this section in the wall wearing a helmet at the fact of being in rocky area, but most likely will not drop anything. It is also advisable to wear jackets and cubremochilas due to the existence of small waterfalls in the middle of the road. Once this hurdle will come straight to the glacier. It is the responsibility of each assess conditions on the glacier to determine the need tying and if used crampons. From this point, is clearly distinguishable step that despite the closeness take about 1 hour to be reached.

From this point and reveals for the first the south of the snowy Huayhuash.

Descending toward the nearest dodging cracks that occur after 1 hour was due to reach it. The glacier area ending at the level of the lagoon. In case of late have left the glacier camp is advisable in this area, otherwise they may continue to fall for an additional hour to reach the valley floor. To do this use the edges of the moraines left by the glaciers of long ago. Once in the valley, camping abound and cows too.

[[Image:Paso_Rosario.jpg|left|thumb|150px|View step down from Rosario. Day 4. Image: Juan Pablo Ortega]]

Southeast of the lake stands the first step Sarapococha Valley, Step It would, however, the passage through which transit will be the next step Rosario [[: image: Vista_Paso_Rasac.jpg | (see picture)] ]. Down the valley to the south by two kilometers, being up against his side Rosario Paso for approximately 2 hours to reach the edge will have one of the best views of the circuit that will see clearly the Yerupajá South, Rasac [http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siula_Grande Siula Grande], Sarapo, Butcher, Huaraca, cheese, Trapeze and Nevados Puscanturpa south. If you have time and supplies is highly desirable camping on the edge so you can see the snow at sunset, in that case you need to load enough water from the valley. To get to refer to the drainage of the lagoon Sarapococha, famous for the book and film [http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tocando_el_Vacío Touching the Void] ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Touching_the_Void Touching the Void]) that tells the unfortunate first ascent of Siula Grande Joe Simpson and Simon Yates in 1985. On reaching the valley will find a well-defined path to the river that runs nearby Sarapacocha, down by it for 40 minutes to reach the lake patizales Jurau neighbors. If you are looking for supply two kilometers below the lake Jurau, is a house where people can get staples like cheese and potatoes, consider that the residents are not used to sell food.

*'''Day 6: Step Jurau (5,053) - Pueblo Huayhuash (4,345)'''

*'''<span style = "color: green '> Ability to rise to Jurauraju (5,335)

If you decide to raise the Jurauraju, highly recommended, go south to reach the step in order to ascend the hill on the south side of its eastern slope and then move to its northernmost summit, this detour is due to that its northern section is more rugged and presents greater difficulties to upload it. After 1.5 hours you can enjoy the spectacular view. They emphasize the Sarapo [http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siula_Grande Siula Grande] and Butcher with its glaciers and valleys to the north, after the Trapezium, cheese, Huaraca east and finally the snow Puscanturpa south. Suffice with 3-4 hours following the sale until it reaches the tent </span>'' '