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This stretch takes 5 hours on a well-constructed trail, crossing some small creeks until we finally reach a place called Siete Vueltas, at an altitude of 3,800m (12,467 ft). Here we will sleep at the Urku Huasi refuge. Later in the afternoon, we hike around the surrounding hills to explore the area and get to know the interesting plants, and observe birds, like eagles or the famed caracaras. We also get a better and closer look at Carihuairazo with its rugged top.
On this last day, we will hike up to the refuge of Chimborazo. The road leads through a region with sparse vegetation but populated by the beautiful vicuñas, the most graceful of the Llamas animals. From there we will have the massive glacier of Chimborazo right in front of us. After lunch, we set out for the 4-hour drive by jeep back to Quito.






