Best nature trips trails in Quindío, Colombia

If going clockwise expect to pay 4000 COP at the beginning. It’s a gradual climb up a road/trail that brings you to a small home where you can have a coffee (2000 COP) and take a break. Highest altitude is at this point. From there it’s a steep narrow trail down. Most of the trail has rocks and mud. There are some great sights to see along the way before getting to the finish. Lots of open mountainous fields. Near the end you must pay 3000 COP as this is another private property. Great lighting as the sun rises. Show more

From Cocora along the Cocora - Estrella de Agua trail following the Quindío river. Please note: rates may apply as part of the path is entering the Valle del Cocora Nature Reserve area.Show more

Leaving Valle del Cocora, you continue along the trail until you reach the Quebrada Cárdenas, then continue skirting it and you reach a series of farms that are owned by the Quindío Regional Autonomous Corporation. The hike ends in Monteloro, La Picota farm.Show more

Route from Valle del Cocora to Finca la Argentina, a point that, due to its location, is usually taken as a rest stop for other hikes in the area and within Los Nevados National Park. The mountain trail allows you to enjoy the landscapes of the valley, passes by the side of the Bosque de Palmas (Palm Forest) and follows a section of the Quebrada Cárdenas (pay attention to its waterfalls!)Show more

Nice trail that leads to the Santa Rita Waterfall and its natural pool, where it is possible to bathe. You walk following the river, accompanied by mountain landscapes. In addition, there are several camping areas, one even on the way to the waterfall, with the same name.Show more

Loop route through the trails of Paramillo del Quindío (also called Nevado del Quindío) whose peak is located on the border of the departments of Quindío and Tolima. You start from the camp at Finca La Argentina and also pass through Finca Buenos Aires. Arriving at the Base Camp it is possible to continue both towards Pico Quindío Norte (North Quindio Peak) and along the Paramillo road.Show more