3-day tour package to explore El Cocuy National Natural Park, including hikes, acclimatization, accommodation, and meals, with a visit to one of the routes such as Púlpito del Diablo, Laguna Grande de la Sierra, or the Ritacuba glacier.
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3 days
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Prepare for the mountains: Mandatory and Recommended Equipment Sun Protection: Dark glasses (UV 50+) and sunblock (minimum SPF 50), essential even on cloudy days. Thermal Clothing: Hat, gloves, warm sweaters, and jackets. Use layers to retain heat. Footwear and Rain: Mountain boots with good grip and ankle protection. Include waterproof clothing or ponchos. Hydration: Reusable bottle (minimum 2 liters of water per day). Safety Accessories: Small two-strap backpack, trekking poles, flashlight, and whistle. 💡 Note: In the town of El Cocuy, you can buy or rent basic equipment, as well as acquire additional provisions.
Explore the majesty of the Sierra Nevada de El Cocuy on an unforgettable journey between peaks, sacred lagoons, and frailejón paths. You will discover the essence of this wonderful national park with safety and respect for nature. Feel the grandeur of El Cocuy and let yourself be surprised by its beauty.
During this trek, you will visit one of the following route options:
Lagunilla Púlpito: (Paramo valley, lagoons, Frailejones, snow-capped peaks, Púlpito del Diablo and Pan de Azúcar glacier),
Laguna Grande de la Sierra: (Frailejón valley, rivers, waterfalls, Cuchumba cave, Laguna Grande de la Sierra, Cóncavo, Portales, Toti, Pan de Azúcar peaks and Cóncavo glacier)
Ritacuba: (Paramo, high mountain, frailejones, wild fauna, Ritacuba glacier).
Acclimatization is fundamental. The plan complies with the recommended ascent and descent levels for altitudes above 4,000 masl.
Prepare for the mountains: Mandatory and Recommended Equipment Sun Protection: Dark glasses (UV 50+) and sunblock (minimum SPF 50), essential even on cloudy days. Thermal Clothing: Hat, gloves, warm sweaters, and jackets. Use layers to retain heat. Footwear and Rain: Mountain boots with good grip and ankle protection. Include waterproof clothing or ponchos. Hydration: Reusable bottle (minimum 2 liters of water per day). Safety Accessories: Small two-strap backpack, trekking poles, flashlight, and whistle. 💡 Note: In the town of El Cocuy, you can buy or rent basic equipment, as well as acquire additional provisions.
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Prices per adult
Minimum age: 10 years
