Hiking Pasochoa Protected Forest
Ecuador
6-8 hours
Local Tour
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Local Tour
Duration: 6-8 hours
- Private vehicle & guide, Lunch, Entrance fees
A birdwatchers and hikers paradise, Pasochoa is a cloud forest with a unique location within an extinct volcano. Depart Quito early and travel through the Avenue of the Volcanos to the Pasochoa Forest (approx. one hour drive). The forest is home to a variety of birdlife including at least 11 species of hummingbird. When skies are clear a hike here is even more magical, as stunning snow-capped peaks can be viewed in the distance. There a number of walking trails to choose here ranging between 3 and 6 hours and varying difficulty levels, your guide will discuss the different options with you. After your hike enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before driving back to Quito.
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