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We hiked up and the cauldron was socked in with fog. Our guide pulled out his IPad to show us what we were missing! As he scrolled through a few pictures the mist lifted and there is was! We caught a long view of the...More
Better to go up on a clear or cloudy day. If the weather is rainy, it will be a slippery slope up to say the least. It does require some stamina to get to the top. Once there be patient if it is cloudy, the...More
Wear good shoes and enjoy the views at the top. Every day trip could be different depending on the guide you have, some are more passionate/knowlegeable. It was very slippery in the wet spots and noticed some older hikers struggle a bit but just took...More
I am not sure whether our trip here was made more enjoyable because we had a great guide who was very passionate and knowledgeable about the island and this place in particular, but I would certainly recommend this hike to those who are interested in...More
The day we took this tour, it was sunny and warm. We did get hot, but not as hot as a typical summer where we're from (Dallas, TX). We were fortunate to have clear skies for the views, from what I was told. Our guide...More
We were unable to go all the way to the top since the volcano was active, but were still able to get nice views of the volcano. The hike is not that physically demanding other than the length.
Worth the bus ride and the longish walk up to the peak of the volcano. Once you get there and the weather is clear, it’s an amazing sight to see how big the crater actually is and all the lava flow within.
Very long hike when combined with Vulcan Chico, but worth it if you're in pretty good shape. I think both hikes were about 9-10 miles when combined. Beautiful landscape, but very rocky, so where good hiking shoes.
To hike to see this crater (about 6km, usually smooth trail), you need a National Park guide. These guides are awesome, and make (or could break) your experience. We had a wonderful woman who helped us spot unusual birds, identify bird calls, understand the geology...More
We hiked sierra negra early in the morning so we managed to see mist behind us and blue sky ahead of us. As we came upon the caldera, we got to watch as the mist appeared to pour into the caldera. It was an incredible...More
