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| Packing in the Camion, Our Local Transportation |
We joined a 3-day trek with Condortrekkers, a non-profit tour company based out of Sucre, Bolivia. Our tour included walking on an Inca Trail, visiting the crater town of Maragua and seeing ancient fossilized dinosaur footprints.
On day one we took a microbus from Sucre to a nearby small town where our group of 7 hopped into a “camion,” the only local transportation available to the town of Chataquila where we began our hike.
Our first leg of the hike involved walking down an ancient Inca Trail. This was a great workout for the calf muscles as each step required balancing on loose rocks of varying sizes while lugging the weight of our backpacks. We hiked a total of 7 hours on the first day which included some tough climbing in the dark.
The first half of our second day included visiting the “Devil’s Throat” waterfall and walking through the town of Maragua located in the crater of the same name. It was a total of 5 hours from our campsite to Ninu Mayu, where we explored the ancient dinosaur footprints.
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| Walking The Inca Trail in Bolivia |
