Pasochoa. Cumbre Sur. — photo spot in GGM9+MR7, Tambillo, Ecuador
Pasochoa. Cumbre Sur.
Pasochoa Cumbre Sur is the grassy summit ridge of an extinct volcano south of Quito offering sweeping páramo vistas, frailejón clusters, and crater rim lines — ideal for wide landscapes, cloud inversions and distant volcano silhouettes. Trailhead at Tambillo (GGM9+MR7) has parking; expect a 3–4 hr round trip with 700–900 m elevation gain — altitude demanding. Best in dry season (Jun–Sep). Visit at sunrise for low clouds and golden light; afternoons bring rapid cloud build-up. It's a protected ec
Pasochoa. Cumbre Sur.
Pasochoa Cumbre Sur is the grassy summit ridge of an extinct volcano south of Quito offering sweeping páramo vistas, frailejón clusters, and crater rim lines — ideal for wide landscapes, cloud inversions and distant volcano silhouettes. Trailhead at Tambillo (GGM9+MR7) has parking; expect a 3–4 hr round trip with 700–900 m elevation gain — altitude demanding. Best in dry season (Jun–Sep). Visit at sunrise for low clouds and golden light; afternoons bring rapid cloud build-up. It's a protected ec