Vuelta de las Quebradas y Piedra del Indio, P.N. Waraira Repano (Venezuela) / Tour of the Streams and Indian Stone, Waraira Repano N.P (Venezuela)

Considerado como el pulmón verde de Caracas, el Parque Nacional Waraira Repano o Ávila está lleno de aventuras para los amantes del senderismo. Entre la diversidad de rutas que ofrece, hoy les traigo imágenes de una de baja dificultad pero con hermosos paisajes en todo el recorrido.

Considered the green lung of Caracas, the Waraira Repano or Ávila National Park is full of adventures for lovers of hiking. Among the diversity of routes that it offers, today I bring you images of one of low difficulty but with beautiful landscapes throughout the route.

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Se trata de la Vuelta de las Quebradas hasta llegar a la Piedra del Indio, paseo que hice con un grupo excursionista y que me llevó a conocer algunas cascadas de fácil acceso que tiene esta área natural protegida.

It is about the Tour of the Streams until reaching the Indian Stone, a walk that I did with a hiking group and that took me to see some easily accessible waterfalls that this protected natural area has.

Comenzamos la caminata antes de las 8:00 de la mañana teniendo como punto de partida el Puesto de Guardaparques Sabas Nieves I, uno de los más visitados de esta montaña.

We start the hike before 8:00 in the morning, having as a starting point the Sabas Nieves I Ranger Station, one of the most visited on this mountain.

Pasamos por Quebrada Seca y a unos 200 metros de Sabas Nieves hicimos nuestra primera parada para conocer la Quebrada Quintero, una gran piedra por la que se desliza un chorro de agua. Ya había algunas personas refrescándose allí, nosotros hicimos lo mismo mojándonos un poco la cara y luego continuamos.

We passed through Quebrada Seca (Dry Stream) and about 200 meters from Sabas Nieves we made our first stop to see Quebrada Quintero (Quintero Stream), a large stone through which a stream of water slides. There were already some people cooling off there, we did the same by wetting our faces a bit and then we continued.

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Aunque estás sumergido en la montaña y la mayor parte del tiempo caminas entre abundante y alta vegetación, en ciertos puntos hay bellas vistas panorámicas de Caracas, que te recuerdan que no estás muy lejos de la ciudad.

Although you are submerged in the mountains and most of the time you walk among abundant and high vegetation, at certain points there are beautiful panoramic views of Caracas, which remind you that you are not far from the city.

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Tomamos una subida que estaba al lado derecho de la Quebrada Quintero para llegar a nuestro próximo punto, la Quebrada Pajaritos. Este camino aunque es fácil, sin subidas pronunciadas, es algo largo, unos 45 minutos.

We took a climb that was on the right side of Quebrada Quintero to reach our next point, Quebrada Pajaritos. Although this path is easy, without steep climbs, it is somewhat long, about 45 minutes.

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A partir de aquí el camino se empezó a despejar un poco y las vistas de la ciudad estuvieron siempre presentes.

From here the path began to clear a bit and the views of the city were always present.

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Ahora íbamos rumbo a la Piedra del Indio, una roca que sobresale de la montaña y donde mucha gente va a hacerse fotos teniendo como fondo Caracas.

Now we were heading to the Indian Stone, a rock that stands out from the mountain and where many people go to take pictures with Caracas as a background.

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Para llegar hay que subir un empinado camino, si vas un fin de semana seguro habrá mucha gente y tendrás que esperar un poco para pararte sobre ella y mirar el espectacular paisaje desde allí, a 1600 metros de altura.

To get there you have to climb a steep path, if you go on a weekend for sure there will be a lot of people and you will have to wait a bit to stand on it and look at the spectacular landscape from there, 1600 meters high.

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Nos quedamos un buen rato en la Piedra del Indio respirando la energía de la montaña y después emprendimos la bajada, un poco abrupta en ciertas partes, por el Puesto de Guardaparques de Cachimbo, hasta llegar nuevamente a la ciudad en horas del mediodía.

We stayed for a long time in the Indian Stone, breathing in the energy of the mountain and then we started the descent, a bit steep in certain parts, through the Cachimbo Park Ranger Post, until we reached the city again at noon.

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Fotos hechas por mí con una cámara digital Sony Cyber Shot 7.2 mp / Photos taken by me with a Sony Cyber Shot 7.2 mp digital camera

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Thank you very much @LivingUKTaiwan! :)

Looks like you had a wonderful day with green nature a little bit away from the city, I really like the vibrant environment around me. Yes, the photographs have been very nice too.

Actually I love to travel in green environment, but don’t get too much time to travel.

Definitely being in contact with nature is very important, at least for me, it gives you another perspective to face everyday things, I think it improves our attitude. Thanks for your comment!