Top Quito Hiking Tours - page 5

From the high Andes to the heart of the Amazon, this journey offers a rich variety of landscapes, wildlife encounters, and authentic cultural experiences—all in one seamless itinerary. Unlike standard tours, this route takes you beyond the usual stops. You'll relax in volcanic hot springs in Papallacta, craft dreamcatchers with Otavalo’s indigenous artisans, explore wildlife rescue centers and rainforest trails in the Amazon, and witness the natural power of waterfalls and volcanoes in Baños and Cotopaxi. You'll also trek the rim of the stunning Quilotoa crater lake and enjoy personalized guidance every step of the way. ✔️ Small group experience or private options ✔️ Locally led, bilingual guides ✔️ Authentic community interactions ✔️ Comfortable accommodations and private transport included ✔️ Perfect for photographers, nature lovers, and cultural explorers Route: Quito – Otavalo – Papallacta – Tena (Amazon) – Baños – Quilotoa – Cotopaxi – Quito

This is more than a sightseeing trip: it’s an immersive adventure through volcanoes, waterfalls, jungles, and colonial cities. All-Inclusive and Hassle-Free: Enjoy the comfort of private tourist transportation, carefully selected hotel stays in top locations, and the support of a professional English-speaking guide/driver throughout the tour. Authentic Encounters: Connect with local Amazon communities, discover Andean traditions, and ride the legendary Devil’s Nose Train, one of the most thrilling railways in the world. Unmatched Diversity: Hike around the turquoise Quilotoa Crater, explore the lush Amazon rainforest, relax in thermal hot springs, and visit Cotopaxi—one of the highest active volcanoes on Earth. Small Group or Private Option: Travel at your pace, with personal attention and flexibility to enhance your experience. This tour is ideal for travelers who want to see the best of Ecuador in just a few days, without the stress of planning or navigating on their own.

Experience Ecuador’s ultimate 6-day journey combining the Andes and Amazon in one seamless adventure. Begin at Cotopaxi National Park, see Limpiopungo Lagoon, and visit Tigua art workshops before staying near the stunning Quilotoa Crater Lake. Hike down to the emerald lagoon, kayak inside the crater, and continue south to Alausí for the legendary Devil’s Nose train ride through the mountains. Explore Baños with its famous waterfalls, cable car, and “Swing at the End of the World,” then head into the Amazon for a rainforest lodge stay. Discover Kichwa culture, hike to waterfalls, try river tubing, and visit Monkey Beach before ending with a relaxing hot spring soak or cave exploration on your return to Quito. Unlike standard trips, this itinerary combines volcanoes, crater lakes, waterfalls, a historic train ride, and authentic Amazon immersion—giving you Ecuador’s top highlights and cultural encounters in just six days with private transfers, small groups, and expert local guides

Conquer Ecuador’s Two Most Imposing Peaks Embark on a thrilling 6-day shared climbing adventure and summit two of Ecuador’s highest and most iconic mountains. Begin in Quito with acclimatization at Tambo Paxi Lodge, then challenge yourself on the majestic Cotopaxi, reaching its summit at 5,970 m. After resting at Chimborazo Basecamp Lodge, ascend Chimborazo, Ecuador’s tallest peak, and enjoy unforgettable panoramic views. Guided by ASEGUIM-certified professionals, with all meals and seamless logistics included. Perfect for thrill-seekers and mountaineering enthusiasts, accommodating groups from 1 to 999 participants. Highlights: 6-day shared climb of Cotopaxi and Chimborazo, two iconic Andean peaks Expert ASEGUIM-certified guiding, transportation, and all meals included Acclimatization walks and rest days ensure peak performance Flexible group sizes: solo or groups of 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, and 15 participants

Explore Ecuador's stunning landscapes and rich heritage on this comprehensive 7-day guided tour. From the historic charm of Quito to the breathtaking Quilotoa Crater Lake, each day unveils a new adventure. Discover the indigenous culture of Otavalo, hike in Cotopaxi National Park, and witness the majestic waterfalls of Baños. Visit the Inca ruins at Ingapirca and conclude your journey in the picturesque colonial city of Cuenca. This tour combines cultural insights with natural wonders, led by professional bilingual guides, ensuring a memorable experience. - 7-day guided tour showcasing Ecuador's diverse attractions - Visit Quito's Historic Center, Otavalo, and Quilotoa Crater Lake - Includes professional bilingual guides, transportation, and selected meals - Explore national parks, waterfalls, and ancient Inca ruins

Ecuador, a welcoming country, invites you to explore the Avenue of the Volcanoes and embark on an unforgettable adventure. Climb some of the most iconic and visited peaks, including the highest summit in Ecuador. Cayambe and Chimborazo Climb - 9 Days The Cayambe is part of the Central Northern Mountain Range, along with other majestic peaks like Cotopaxi. From the refuge, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views and easy access to the glacier, an ideal spot to practice mountaineering. This program also includes the ascent to the Chimborazo Volcano, Ecuador’s highest mountain and the closest point to the Sun from the Earth's center. This journey through the Ecuadorian Andes promises to be an adventure of a lifetime.

Ultimate 11-Day Andean Climbing Adventure in Ecuador Join an unforgettable expedition through the Ecuadorian Andes, summiting Rucu Pichincha, Iliniza Norte, and Cotopaxi. Start in Quito, the world’s highest capital, where you can acclimatize and explore its rich culture. Guided by experienced ASEGUIM-certified mountain guides, enjoy high-altitude climbs with all accommodations, meals, permits, and gear included for a safe and seamless adventure. Details: Duration: 11 days Group size: Flexible Includes: Transport, meals, accommodation, permits, guides, and climbing gear This tour is perfect for climbers seeking thrills, culture, and breathtaking Andean views.

Ecuador is a country that straddles the equator on the west coast of South America. Its diverse landscapes include the Amazon jungle, the Andean highlands and the Galapagos Islands with abundant fauna. On the slopes of the Andes, at an elevation of 2,850 m, Quito, its capital, is famous for its long-untouched Spanish colonial center, with ornate 16th and 17th-century palaces and religious sites, such as the ornate Church of the Company of Jesus. Peru Expeditions is thrilled to be offering the Ring of Fire Ski Expedition. Our high altitude guides are also big mountain ski mountaineers. The combination of their expertise and high-end logistics that have been a priority of Peru Expeditions for over a decade, has us uniquely positioned as the first guide service to offer international, high altitude ski expeditions. We created this program as a perfect segue for backcountry skiers looking to gain the skills that will enable them to ski higher and more technical mountains.

With this private adventure, there’s no need to worry about navigating your way through Mindo Cloud Forest. Let a guide show you around and benefit from the perk of having in-depth commentary along the way too. The trip is a great way to tick off lots of nature stops on one tour, with a route that showcases Alambi Cloud Forest Reserve, Cascada de Nambillo, and Mindo Butterfly Farm.