Must-Read before going for Trekking Ecuador – Sierra Nevada Expeditions!

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Ecuador is one of the most famous places for hikers and climbers. Apart from that, it is a little overwhelming on the first arrival. However, you may find it difficult while picking what to tackle first. That’s why in this article, we will cover trekking Ecuador and some important information for beginners.

This is a comprehensive list of Ecuador has to offer.

Parque Itchimbia: It is closer to Quito’s colonial center than Parque Metropolitano is Parque Itchimbia that offers a pleasant stroll with sweeping views of the city. Although, it’s much smaller than the larger Parque Metropolitano somewhat more conveniently located.

While coming to Parque Metropolitano, you will notice well-forested park in the northeast of Quito. It is an easy spot to relax your legs and in a seemingly endless network of comfortable walking and biking trails. The park is easiest to reach by catching the ecovia to somewhere around Carolina park. It is better to refer to the city maps handed out by the guide or tourist office.

Another walk appropriate is Ruta Chaquinan. Beginning from two blocks from Cumbaya’s Parque central, the path winds through suburbs and parklands. The trail is flat and easy to follow. It is popular among joggers and cyclists. It is a peaceful, well-manicured park free to enter. It also includes a maze of forest trails that should keep you occupied.

Cubilche is one of the moderate options while looking for trekking Ecuador The village of La Esperanza near Ibarra is known as the drop-off point for a serious hike. If you don’t want to tackle the challenging crater hike, you can prefer walking to the Lagunas Cubilch; a handful of strikingly round natural ponds just outside the village.

Trekking Ecuador is full of options ranging from easy to difficult. However, it is important to make the right choice according to the budget and choose the best expedition services such as Sierra Nevada Expeditions!

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