The Hiking through Nariño Tour is an adventure for nature and ecotourism lovers. Throughout this journey, you will walk along the region’s most beautiful trails, exploring natural parks, mountains, and life-filled forests. You will discover the area’s unique biodiversity and enjoy spectacular landscapes while learning about the local geography and flora. Additionally, the tour includes visits to rural communities, allowing you to understand how the people of Nariño interact with nature and live in harmony with their environment. An ideal experience for those seeking an active and enriching adventure in the heart of Nariño.
Private Transportation: private round-trip transfers from your accommodation in Medellín, offering a comfortable and safe service so you can fully enjoy each experience.
Specialized Hiking and Biodiversity Guides: learn about the local nature with expert guides.
Full Meals During the Tour: enjoy local dishes as you venture into nature.
Basic Equipment Provided: hiking poles, maps, and first aid kits for your safety.
Tour Duration: 3 days and 2 nights.
Recommendations: Wear technical hiking clothing, sunscreen, insect repellent, and carry a light backpack.
Accessibility: ideal for people in good physical condition; hikes may include steep climbs.
Climate: varies from cold in the páramo to warm in lower areas; pack layered clothing to adapt to temperature changes.
Health and Safety: at Transfers & Tours Colombia, we follow all safety protocols, including biosecurity measures.
This tour offers a hiking experience through the majestic mountains and páramos of Nariño, where travelers explore the region’s biodiversity and stunning landscapes while learning about its flora, fauna, and local culture.
Highlights include the Páramo de las Hermosas, the Galeras Volcano, and the trails leading to La Cocha Lagoon.
Yes, during the tour, local guides provide insights about the region’s flora and fauna, including the mountain hummingbird and the orchids that grow in the páramos.
The Páramo de las Hermosas in Nariño is one of the country’s most important ecosystems for water conservation and is home to unique wildlife.
Nariño is a biodiversity hotspot where endemic species like the Nariño hummingbird can be found, living exclusively in the high Andes.
The lagoons and mountains of Nariño are surrounded by ancient legends about gods and nature spirits, making these places even more mystical for locals.