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Hiking : Camino a Sierra - Lima Metropolitana

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Welcome to the hiking route "Camino a Sierra" in Lima Metropolitana. This super easy out-and-back trail offers a scenic journey through historic sites and natural attractions.

Starting at the parking area at the beginning of the trail, hikers will immediately be greeted with the opportunity to explore the ruins of San Miguel and the archaeological site of Huaca La Cruz. These sites, located around 0.16 kilometers from the start, provide a glimpse into the region's rich history.

As you continue along the trail, you will come across Pampa Galeras, a wheelchair-accessible attraction known for its cultural significance. This site, situated at 0.34 kilometers from the start, offers a unique experience for visitors.

Further along the path, at a distance of 0.31 kilometers from the start, you will encounter Zorro Andino, another wheelchair-accessible attraction that adds to the diversity of the hike.

Midway through the journey, at around 0.21 kilometers from the start, you will find a fountain and the ruins of an archaeological site called Huaca Tres Palos. These points of interest offer a refreshing break and a chance to learn more about the area's heritage.

For those interested in nature, don't miss the water features along the trail, located at 0.3 kilometers from the start. These natural attractions add to the beauty of the surroundings.

As you reach the end of the trail, at approximately 0.34 kilometers from the start, take a moment to enjoy the viewpoint overlooking the landscape. This vantage point offers a spectacular view of the surroundings and is a perfect spot to appreciate the journey you've just completed.

With a total distance of 0.688 kilometers and minimal elevation gain, this hike is suitable for hikers of all levels. Remember to bring plenty of water, wear appropriate footwear, and check the weather forecast before starting your adventure. Enjoy your hike on the "Camino a Sierra" trail!