Hello my dear friends! Today I wanted to share with you three graphs from one of my trips to the mountain where the Waraira Repano National Park is located in Caracas-Venezuela. The Caracas cable car connects the city with the top of one of the peaks. You take it at the Mariperez station, within the city and it takes you in 15 minutes to the Hotel Humboldt tourist center, located 2560 meters above sea level.
I prefer to walk the mountain trails, it takes hours to reach the top, but without a doubt the trip is more entertaining and educational. I am very dedicated to adventures and I am passionate about traveling these paths. This path where you can see the cable car cars is one that has become a bit dangerous, due to the landslides that have occurred due to the rains at the end of 2022, which made the paths narrower. This trail communicates the limits of the tourist and recreational zone "Los Venados" with the park ranger post "Papelon", within the same mountain. After walking for about 45 minutes, you come across this landscape of the cable car cars swaying.
It is a very fun part, since we find the two types of visitors who frequent the park, those who like risk and we like the path of uncertainty and those who prefer what is safe and avoid risks. Some greet you when they see you cross the trail, others yell expletives at you thinking they are superior for traveling there, but most are indifferent to hikers. With all this, it is still a pleasant moment, to make a brief stop on your journey and stop to contemplate the passage of people who go up in an easier and less complicated way.
I would love to share with you more photographs of this park in the future, it is an immense mountain, which even has small protected towns within it, which I will surely tell you about in the future. It has many places that can only be described as magical, so I hope to visit some of them this year.
Hoping that you have liked my photographs, I say goodbye until a next opportunity. Thanks for getting to the end.
*All photos are my property, taken with my Krip K-57 smartphone