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After an easy hike, you'll reach this open cave with a waterfall in the middle. There's an entrance fee, but it's really worth it.

This is just one of the seven waterfalls along the route you should be taking if you're following this path. The idyllic setting is well worth it. The best part? You can cool off after a long hike.

And if you desire a more rugged, less traveled route, go left. It will still bring you to the top of Las Tress Cruces. If so, beware of downhill mountain bikers on that route.

If you've come up on foot, you might not feel like following it with a strength training session, but it's always good to know that it's here.

You've reached the top of Tres Cruces hill, from where you can enjoy incredible views of Medellín. As you might imagine, you'll find... three crosses!

At this point, the trail forks. If you want to climb Tres Cruces hill, take the path on the right.

The cluster of communication antennas marks the distant summit towards which the surrounding trails lead. The views from here are spectacular and more than compensate for the effort of the climb.

This is one of several churches in Colombia dedicated to the Immaculate Conception. Inaugurated in 1932, it was elevated to a minor basilica by Pope John Paul II in 2003, making it a pilgrimage site in the country.