"A Walk Through The Andes" | San Francisco Chronicle - Eddy Ancinas

“For about an hour we rattle along a dirt road through hill country whose valleys are laden with citrus, avocados, walnut trees and tomatoes. We stop for lunch at a a lonely ruin called “Tara Huasi” (old house). A long wall of lichen-covered stones stretches before us, their burnished bronze hues glowing in the midday sun.”
Eddy Ancinas, “A Walk Through The Andes, San Francisco Chronicle

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Climbing the Salcantay Trail | Photo: Eddy Ancinas — Climbing the Salcantay Trail which connects the ancient capital of the Incas at Cusco to the jaw-dropping wonder of Machu Picchu
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Books by Eddy Ancinas

Finalist: Best Book Awards-Travel
Tracing Inca Trails: An Adventure in the Andes

Tracing Inca Trails: An Adventure in the Andes by Eddy Ancinas — Eddy’s epic 7-day horseback journey with two women friends on an ancient Inca Trail in the Peruvian Andes.
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New! Olympic Valley & Alpine Meadows: Tales from Two Valleys
Updated 3rd Edition of Squaw Valley & Alpine Meadows

SKADE AWARD winner for
Outstanding Book on Regional Ski History by The International Ski History Association.

Front cover of Olympic Valley & Alpine Meadows: Tales from Two Valleys by Eddy Ancinas with Gold Badge: SKADE Award for Outstanding Book on Regional Ski History by the International Skiing History Association — **LEARN MORE**

An avid ski journalist and travel writer/photographer specializing in Argentina and Latin America, Eddy Ancinas has lived a life of adventure and writes about it passionately.

Break near the mountain top while traveling the ancient Inca trail in the Peruvian Andes | Photo: Eddy Ancinas — Taking a break near the mountain top while traveling an ancient Inca trail on horseback | Photo: Eddy Ancinas

“A Walk Through The Andes” | San Francisco Chronicle

Books by Eddy Ancinas