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CLIMBING 2 DAYS<br />

CAYAMBE<br />

The Cayambe is the third highest<br />

volcano in Ecuador with a height of<br />

5790 m above sea level. It is<br />

located in the Cayambe - Coca<br />

Ecological Reserve in the Andes<br />

Mountains, northeast of Quito.<br />

On the south side, at an altitude of<br />

4960 m it is the highest point in the<br />

world and the only covered by<br />

snow where it crosses the equator.<br />

The ascent takes between 5 and 7<br />

hours, while the decrease will be<br />

about 2 hours. The total ascent is in<br />

2 days, necessary equipment<br />

professional ice as well as the<br />

presence of a certified guide.<br />

Incluido en el paquete: guía<br />

profesional (1 guía cada 2 people),<br />

transportation from Quito to<br />

Cayambe and return 1st day lunch,<br />

dinner and breakfast at the shelter,<br />

accommodation at the shelter,<br />

special equipment mountain<br />

Not included: Transportation from<br />

/ to Quito, tips for guides.<br />

We also offer our Climbing and<br />

Glacier Course in Ecuador for<br />

people who have no experience in<br />

glacier<br />

Acclimatization recommend<br />

Packages before attempting to<br />

climb the highest volcanoes of<br />

Ecuador.<br />

Climb to this height can be very<br />

difficult, so please make sure you<br />

are well prepared. acclimatization<br />

is recommended at least 6 nights<br />

above 3000 m and climb 2 times<br />

around 5000 m in the same week.<br />

This can be achieved through an<br />

acclimatization program with We<br />

Ecuador, where you can choose<br />

itineraries 5 to 14 days. The<br />

completion of a program<br />

aclimatación le ofrecerá una<br />

probabilidad mayor para conseguir<br />

un ascenso exitoso al Cayambe.

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