Tag Archives: Cotopaxi

Climbing Cotopaxi: 8 Important Facts You Should Know About the Mountain Refuge

[singlepic id=147 w=320 h=240 mode=web20 float=right]Here are some facts you should know to help you prepare before visiting the Cotopaxi volcano and the refuge: Entrance Fee: The entrance fee to the Cotopaxi National Park is $10 for foreigners and $2 for Ecuadorians. Entry Times: Admission to the Cotopaxi National Park (through “control norte” and “control [...]

Cotopaxi: Things I learned the last time I climbed it.

[singlepic id=148 w=320 h=240 mode=web20 float=left]A couple of weeks ago, Jose and I took some friends to the summit of Cotopaxi. It was their first time there, they followed a strict training, they climbed a couple of non-snow (but still high) mountains. It was a tough group, there were bikers, marathoners, runners. All of them [...]

Climbing Cotopaxi: Video at the Mountain Refuge

Here are some facts you should know before visiting the Cotopaxi volcano and the refuge: The entrance fee to the Cotopaxi National Park is $10 for foreigners and $2 for ecuadorians. Admission to the Cotopaxi National Park (through “control norte” and “control caspi”) is allowed only before 4pm (16h00). There is a parking area at [...]

Vuelta al Cotopaxi: Barefoot Expeditions sponsors women’s teams

The Barefoot Pathfinders blog is all about real adventurers. All the members of the Barefoot Expeditions team are always trying to find a way to form professional expeditions abroad and to compete internationally. We have climbed important mountains in Argentina (Aconcagua), Bolivia (Sajama, Illimani, Huayna Potosi, Ancohuma), Peru (The Sphinx, Artesonraju, Alpamayo) and Europe (Mont [...]