Granaries of Pinkuylluna
To get to these ruins you follow Calle Lares street in the direction of Cusco, up some steep stone steps, after this the track will fork and split to multiple storehouses. To the left is the closest ruins which give you the first views of the Town below. However if you want to make this an extended hike, retreating to the fork and continuing up the right hand path will take you up the mountain to more ruins such as the four towers that has significance to the deity Tunupa (God of Abundance)
Pumamarca
A little less challenging in the track to Pumamarca from Ollantaytambo which takes approx 5 hours round trip. These ruins overlook the ‘White River’. Originally thought to be an ancient military control point on the way to Ollantaytambo this site ironically is not controlled today, meaning no entrance fees or opening/closing times. The route that follows Patacalle heading out of town crosses rustic bridges, waterfalls, smaller villages, and the Media

Luna terraces.
Inca Quarries (Canteras)
Another extended hike of approx 5 hours is to the ancient Inca Quarries. This route follows an original Inc trail along the Urubamba River until 800 meters above the valley where the quarries are located. These three closely situated Quarry was used in the construction of Ollantaytambo town in the 15th Century. The quarries contain remnants of this era with supposed tools, shaped rocks and mysterious constructions. If this route is on your list to do then be aware it is an exposed trek, so you will be subjected to the weather be that bazinging sun or tropical storms – be prepared!