Recorrido de un día completo por el Parque Nacional de Cajas
Cajas es un parque nacional situado en el extremo noroeste de la ciudad de Cuenca. Está formado por humedales de origen glaciar y cuenta con más de 200 lagos.
Esta popular caminata sale de Cuenca, donde su guía profesional le dará unas nociones básicas la noche anterior a la excursión. El paseo de 4 horas incluye 1 hora de caminata hasta los 3800 metros (12 000 pies) de altura. Si bien es posible hacer senderismo todo el año en el Parque Nacional de Cajas, el momento perfecto para caminar es entre agosto y enero. Prepárese para todos los tipos de condiciones meteorológicas ya que la caminata por el Parque Nacional de Cajas se realiza con lluvia, granizo o sol.
Con un equipo de primeros auxilios a bordo y numerosos guardaparques a mano su seguridad no se ve comprometida.
- Guía profesional
- Traslado de ida y vuelta al hotel
- Propina (opcional)
- Precio de la entrada al Parque Nacional
- Bebidas
- Almuerzo
- Recibirá confirmación en el momento de efectuar la reserva
- Al hacer la reserva hay que especificar el nombre (según figura en el pasaporte), el número de pasaporte, fecha de caducidad del mismo, el país de origen y la fecha de nacimiento de todos los participantes.
- Le rogamos que indique cualquier petición concreta en el momento de efectuar la reserva.
- Todos los viajeros pagan precio de adulto
- Un límite máximo de 9 personas por reserva
Wilson was a fabulous guide. Well worth it, he is extremely knowledgeable of the flora fauna birds and geology of the area. The weather was ideal for hiking and I would have missed a lot of things without his expert guidance.
I wish I could give this tour more than 2 stars, but I can't. Cajas Park is absolutely beautiful and stunning. Parts of the park look like the mountains of Switzerland, and other parts remind me of Iceland. The terrain is stunning. The reason I am rating this tour so low is because of the tour guide and because of my experience. I can't remember the tour guides name, but he was not friendly at all. He rushed the group through the hike, making it difficult to stop and take in the beauty or even to take pictures. He remained at the front of the group the entire time, never once checking in on anyone. Now, for the reason I give this tour such a low rating. This hike was an absolutely crazy one. There were parts where we had to jump across about 3 feet boulders to make it over a creek... We crossed multiple creeks/rivers mind you, it was pretty cold out... Much of the hike we were not on a trail... We were climbing up the sides of the mountains, or on the very edge of a sort of trail, clinging to the shrubs for balance... My husband and I love to hike in the Bay Area... It's not like we have never done it before... So, if you are not an experienced hiker, I do not recommend this tour. If you tend to second guess your abilities on this type of outing, do not do this tour either. You start at 13,000 feet and make it down to 10,000 feet, but this hike is by no means all downhill. Much of the way the guide took us was uphill and treacherous. I would have appreciated a warning from the tour guide about the type of hike it was going to be... but like I said, he barely spoke... and when he did, it was just to tell everyone to hurry up. Even when there were difficult parts we came upon during the hike such as leaping across boulders he never stopped to help anyone...
Great tour Gide and van driver. Two hikes with fantastic views. Lunch was filling.
We loved this trip!!! Our guide Balen (apologies if I am not spelling her name correctly) was wonderful. We are not usually "guide" people, but we loved this hiking experience. Balen was a great hiking guide, but also very skilled and imparting information without being obtrusive. We did two hikes with our group (which was just us and one other participant). An easy one around the lake to gauge the groups fitness and a more intense hike up into the mountains, which was the perfect level of challenge for us and filled with breathtaking views....