The trip was absolutely amazing. In some ways life-changing. We had never been to S. America before. The culture was incredible, the trip that Roberto had arranged was right up our alley. His local team was also great. We had a cook, guide and two porters. I'm assuming that you understand that Peru, like most S. American countries, is a developing county. The creature comforts of home were not there, however, the camping, running, exploring and logistics were totally planned out and we felt as if we were treated like royalty. Although we felt special, we also were able to be immersed in the culture and became close to those on our trip. Dave Cook, Seattle

I was in Cusco for a month this summer and wanted to continue with my running routine, however, I was unfamiliar with runner-friendly locations in the city. That's when I came across the Inca Runners website! It was a great experience! Hanny met me in the city center and from there we were off to an area free of traffic and surrounded by fresh air, local Cusqeno farms, and beautiful historic ruins! Hanny was kind to accomodate my pace, given the altitude was a challenge for me. After a lovely hour run, we stopped in a nicely shaded area for some post-run yoga to stretch the muscles. All the activity required nourishment, so, we stopped at a local market for some fresh fruit juices on the way home. It was a great way to log some miles and see the sites outside of the city center! Christy Short, CA

Running with Hanny gave me the opportunity to get away from the city, crowds, and taxis and experience the real beauty of Peru. I was able to get a personal look at sacsaywaman without any tour or groups. It helped make my time in Cusco that much better because I got to experience a place unlike any I had ever been, all while doing one of things that I love most in the world - running! Laura Bradrick

“It was an experience of a lifetime!” “Roberto took us to places that the normal tourist would never experience” “The running was phenomenal and you will never have a better breakfast than the breakfast at the ruins” Sarah Cook, Seattle.

"The altitude training in Cuzco was of great help!". Kevin Glick from CT after finishing Ironman Florida Triathlon 2007.