Ecuador Volcanoes: Beren & Team Acclimatizing on Cerro Fuya Fuya



The rain was borderline torrential in Quito last night, but as we got closer to our acclimatization hike, it let up for us. We had a great hike today, topping out on Cerro Fuya Fuya at over 14,000 feet! The team again did a great job climbing up this mountain and making the most of our time up high. Tomorrow we will head to Otovalo and do a little exploration of the market town. Afterwards it's up to the Cayambe hut! So far so good down here.
RMI Guide Jake Beren
Comments (2)
I swear that is the rare specie of Ecuadorian houli in the red jacket.
Posted by: John Loschky on
Hurray! Keep up the good work.
Posted by: Caroline on