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The Tolima volcano is a 5,215-meter stratovolcano in the Colombian Central Cordillera, located between Ibagué and Los Nevados National Natural Park. It is notable for its pyramidal glacial cone and active crater with fumaroles, surrounded by high-altitude Andean grasslands and frailejones (Espeletia plants). Its summit, exposed to strong winds, offers views of the Ruíz and Machín volcanoes and the Otún Lagoon.

The trail takes you through a stunning Andean landscape covered by the characteristic frailejón, a plant typical of high altitude in the Andean mountains.

The Cocora Valley trail, along the Quindío River, is a hiker's paradise. The path is barely maintained, and the bridges are rudimentary; however, this adds a rustic touch to the experience and allows you to focus on enjoying nature in its purest form.

The viewpoint overlooking the Quindío Valley offers a sweeping panorama of the coffee-growing mountains and the verdant landscape that characterizes this region. It's an ideal spot to pause, enjoy the scenery, and take photos before continuing your journey.

Santa Rita Waterfall, in Boquía, is a waterfall surrounded by rainforest, offering a cool and tranquil atmosphere. Access is via an easy trail, and upon arrival, you'll find a pool where you can get a little wet and relax. It's recommended to wear non-slip shoes, as the rocks around the waterfall are often wet.

The natural pools along the El Silencio trail in Boquía are a tranquil spot where the river forms pools of clear water surrounded by Andean vegetation. It's a perfect place to cool off after a short, easy hike, ideal for combining nature and relaxation. Wear shoes with good traction as the ground can be slippery near the water.

This is being marketed quite a bit here. You can hike, or, if you're feeling a bit lazier, get pulled along by horses.

In fog and rain, there's no point even starting the tour.