Hiking Tours

Venture off the beaten path and immerse yourself in Ecuador's beauty. Explore the Tungurahua, Chimborazo, and Cotopaxi volcanoes, and descend into the crater of the mesmerizing Quilotoa Lagoon. Hike amidst the stunning landscapes of the snow-capped Carihuairazo and El Altar volcanoes, and venture into the otherworldly expanse of the Palmira Desert.
Embark on a trekking adventure to Ecuador's majestic volcanoes:
El Altar:Start your tour at the Hacienda Releche, walk through the Collanes Valley, visit the yellow lagoon at an altitude of 4150 masl (13615.49 feet). Traverse the otherworldly landscapes of this extinct volcano, known for its striking peaks and ridges.
Cotopaxi: Hike through the surreal landscapes of this active volcano, visit the Limpioppungo Lagoon and hike on the glaciers up to 4900 masl (16076.12 feet) covered in snow, and appreciate its almost perfect conical design even more.
Chimborazo: Trek to the highest mountain in the world measured from the center of the earth, from the refuge to the Condorcocha Lagoon with an altitude of 5100 masl (16732.28 feet), the highest mountain in Ecuador, and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views.
Tungurahua: Ascend from the community of Pondoa and hike along the steep, slope-filled trail of this active volcano to the refuge at an altitude of 3851 masl (12634.51 feet) and witness its rumbling power.
Carihuairazo:Hike at an altitude of 4000 masl (13123.36 feet) between the Andes and rocky mountains of this inactive volcano to the frozen lagoon and discover its unique geological wonders.
Quilotoa Lagoon: Learn about the vibrant cultures of the indigenous communities of Casa Quemada and learn about their traditions. Visit the Tigua gallery. Hike to the turquoise crater lake with an altitude of 3800 masl (12467.19 feet), surrounded by towering Andean peaks.
Palmira Desert:Visit the first church in Ecuador, embark on an expedition through this unique desert ecosystem, observe the Colta Lagoon and meet the indigenous communities that will share their traditions with you.
Capture Ecuador's breathtaking landscapes and share your hiking experiences with the rest of the world.