Top Quito Running Tours

This 3-day tour covers plenty of ground—from the Ecuadorian Andes to the Amazon—with a private guide and vehicle. Leave itinerary planning to experts who know the challenging terrain. After a hot spring soak at Termas de Papallacta, you’ll learn about rainforest biodiversity and the customs of indigenous communities, with riverside accommodation at Suchipakari Lodge. Then visit Baños de Agua Santa waterfalls and hike up snow-capped Cotopaxi.

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Venture away from the city and head into Ecuador’s more rural areas for a 3-day adventure. See volcanoes in Cotopaxi National Park, learn about indigenous culture in Tigua, swing over the Toachi Canyon, zipline over a river, and much more over the course of the tour. Avoid the hassle of planning and booking several hotels and activities with this package.

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.

Craters to Clouds - Oso Route (57 miles) - Trail Running Traverse August 14 -17, 2025 Designed for those seeking a more immersive challenge, the Bear route covers 57 miles of diverse terrain, including rugged paths, challenging ascents, and a deeper journey into the Andes. This is the perfect choice for those wanting to experience a longer, more adventurous trek through Ecuador’s wild beauty.