Venezuela Miranda State Municipio Sucre Caracas
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This extremely difficult 18.54-kilometer out-and-back hiking route will take you to the majestic Pico Naiguatá. The trail starts at Estacionamiento del CIEC, offering easy parking access for hikers. As you begin your journey, you'll pass by La Arepa, a notable rock formation located 8.13 kilometers from the start. Further along the trail, you'll encounter Platos del Diablo, another interesting rock formation at 8.58 kilometers.
The highlight of the hike is reaching the summit of Pico Naiguatá, a challenging peak standing tall at 9.27 kilometers from the start. The breathtaking views from the top make the strenuous hike well worth it. Along the way, you'll also come across Topo Miguel Delgado, another peak worth noting, located 5.05 kilometers from the start.
For sustenance, you can refill your water bottles at Manantial Stolk, a refreshing drinking water source at 8.95 kilometers from the start. If you're looking to camp overnight, Anfiteatro provides a campsite option at 8.87 kilometers from the start.
With an elevation gain of 1791 meters, this hike is not for the faint of heart. Be sure to pack plenty of water, snacks, and proper hiking gear. Check the weather forecast before embarking on this adventure, as conditions can change rapidly. Whether you're a seasoned hiker looking for a challenge or simply seeking an unforgettable outdoor experience, the Pico Naiguatá hiking route promises an adventure of a lifetime.