cascadas del rio colorado

cascadas del rio colorado印象

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  Gianina2014

  Creo que son 7 cascadas que ves a lo largo del camino. Capaz se puede ir solo pero todos recomiendan ir con un vaqueano o un tour. A los guías no oficiales (vaqueanos) los encontras en la entrada a las cascadas, son varios y hay que negociar el precio. Si tiene onda y es dado, te va a contar cosas en el camino.

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  bwphd

  We really enjoyed getting out. we found the hike quite difficult going over rocks and wading through streams. Two of the four of us took nasty falls. We needed the guide although some people didn't. The trail was not obvious to us. There are 7 waterfalls, but it took us two hous just to get to the third waterfall. We really enjoyed the rigor, despite the mishaps. The vistas were stunning. Wear shoes that can get wet and that have tread. Bring water.

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  Edu18

  A very good experience. You absolutely need a guide, dont do it by yourself. Bring lunch and bottled water. By hiring a guide at the beggining of the trek you are helping the local native community.

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  anitravelani

  Es conocida como la excursion de las siete cascada, pero se llegan a ver 3. Nuestro guia fue David, descendiente de los diaguitas y la verdad que me encanto todo lo que nos conto y como nos guio. Les recomiendo que pidan a el como guia, porque te cuenta mucho sobre las tradiciones, forma de vida, y anecdotas de su region. Ademas el lugar es INCREIBLE!

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  DaveMcBath

  Great hike, I have done this several times. It's a little rugged so proper footwear and sun protection is a must. Plan on swimming in the pool at the bottom of the falls. Hire the local dudes who will guide you. I have done it both ways and the ten bucks for the guide is definitely worth it.

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  Giena

  This is a great hike for those who are looking for a meeting with nature. After two hours hike, a clear stream of water bath the snooth skin of the red rocks. The sky is blue and clean, and the air pure. If you go, pls get info at the Official head Office and for no reason take a guide who is not authorized.

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  TheresSchneider

  The landscapes are beautiful, no doubt! Some parts of the hike are quite adventurous but no problem for fit people and lots of fun too! At some point you have to decide if you want to carry on, and once you're in, there's no way back... so don't exaggerate if you are scared or unfit. The only problem is the fact, that there are no agencies working there and that only local people offer the tour. We had a very nice young guide and were happy with his service until we came back and he and his friends requested much more money than initially communicated (which considering the fact that there's no insurance, no training on first aid, escape plans, etc was ways over the top). My advice: don't miss on the experience, but fix a price (around 80 pesos seem reasonable, but ask in your hostel since there is inflation going on..) with the guide before leaving and insist in knowing all the prices, not just the one to the first waterfall... also take some water and food since the big tour including 7 waterfalls and a beautiful viewpoint takes 4-5 hours...

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  danipimeschini

  My boyfriend and I just came bak from the hike and it's both fun and challenging to follow your instinct and do the trail on your own.The sights are incredible, the water is fres and clean so just takin an empty bottle you'll be fine.

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  PaulofDC

  Very beautiful area, but be forewarned that the trail here is completely unmarked. We'd have paid for a guide but because we had an appointment later in the day it did not make sense to do so. To make this a better attraction, the town might consider making it easier for strangers to find the trail

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  Pz1965

  Not the iguazu falls, but nice falls. You have to enjoy the road and try to do the trip at the good moment to see the colors on the mountains