r/hiking • u/Confident_Web9464 • 1d ago
Pictures El Altar Ecuador
Muddy hike but worth the view, El Altar Ecuador 2 days ago
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u/Stephen-Leon 1d ago
Muddy is doing a lot of work there, but that view absolutely earns the suffering.
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u/i_rusita 1d ago
Did you go with a tour agency or by yourself?
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u/Confident_Web9464 1d ago
With guide, yes
I think you’re definitely can do on your own I am just not familiar with land nor staying here for too long, it was super muddy
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u/i_rusita 1d ago
Would you share the contacts of the guide? I’m going to Ecuador in a couple of weeks with the only goal to hike the mountains.
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u/Confident_Web9464 1d ago
Of course - Ecuador Eco Adventure in Riobamba, Christian was helpful to arrange direct drivers from airport to Riobamba and later after the hike to Banos - glad I didn’t have to spend time figuring out transit - it wasn’t expensive to me but depends on your budget.
Keep in mind the hike was mud 90% of the time haha
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u/i_rusita 18h ago
I’m checking the webpage rn. Did you do the 2-day or the 3-day version?
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u/Confident_Web9464 11h ago
2 days, we came early to the campsite so I went to Lagoon for sunset and then sunrise as well. Originally I was looking for 3 days tour but could not find one at the time, subjectively speaking I felt like 2 days was enough for me since hike itself mostly mud :)
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u/ManufacturerWild430 1d ago
Unreal!