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This time, our featured posts take us to a mountainous area in Mifafí Páramo, Venezuela, along the coast in Benidorm, Spain, and also show us some nature on a hike near Zaragoza, also in Spain. We also visited other parts of the world like Montenegro, Cuba, Argentina, and Malaysia.
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@coquicoinIt'been a while since my last post, but let's break my silence with a little trip through the mountains of Venezuela. Today, I invite you to join me on a short journey along one of the sections of the Trans-Andean in the state of Mérida in the Venezuelan Andes to visit El Pico El Aguila. This was one of the trips we took while traveling in Mérida last April.
One morning, we took the road with the idea of going to Collado del Cóndor, which is the highest point on the Trans-Andean road. But first we stopped to visit the entrance to the Mifafí Páramo.
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@mipianoAlthough I have walked these paths countless times, especially the one leading to the lighthouse, I always like to see aerial footage as well as pictures from the other side of Serra Gelada. We once visited a part of this park that can only be approached from the sea by catamaran, where we saw these high cliffs and how completely different this mountain is from that other side.
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@palomap3The Rodanas Sanctuary, in addition to its heritage, cultural and identity value, is the starting point for a variety of hiking trails suitable for all types of people. On the day we visited the sanctuary, we took the opportunity to walk the easy trail that I am sharing here today.
Enjoying nature is not incompatible with new technologies. The council of Épila, the municipality where we are, provides all the routes we can take via QR codes that can be scanned. As you can see, we have up to 20 different ones to choose from. The only thing I missed was that, in addition to the name, they indicated the distance to be covered and the level of difficulty of each route.
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