Devil’s Nose Train Ride – Nariz del Diablo

Devil's nose is a four to five hour train ride. This zigzag railroad is one of the scariest and most thrilling ride in the Andes mountains. The track goes over rocky ravines, along raging rivers, through dense cloud forests and around mountains. Rute: Riobamba-Alausí-Sibambe.

Cayambe volcano

Cayambe volcano is a snow-capped volcano with an altitude of 18,996 ft. (5,790 m.) above sea level. Located 37 mi. (60 km.) Northeast of Quito. Cayambe volcano is part of the Cayambe Coca National Park and the third-highest mountain in Ecuador. Also, it is the only summit that lies above the equatorial line. Cayambe is ... Read more

Pichincha volcano

The Pichincha volcano is an active stratovolcano located next to the city of Quito, capital of Ecuador. The three highest peaks of the Pichincha volcano, known as “Los Pichinchas” are Guagua, Rucu, and Padre Encantado. From its peaks, you have a spectacular view of the city in addition to the peaks of Cayambe, Antisana, Tungurahua, ... Read more

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Volcanoes & Mountains

Do you know that there are 47 volcanoes in Ecuador? 32 are in the mainland, while 15 in the Galapagos Islands. Both active and inactive. Most volcanoes are part of the Andes. This region crosses the equator from north to south.  Ecuador attracts many travelers year-round. Some of them visit the country seeking adventure. They want activities such as climbing, hiking, and rafting.

Here is a list of volcanoes in Ecuador. To learn more, click a volcano image or a volcano name to visit its’ page.

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Rivers, Lakes & Lagoons, Volcanoes & Mountains
Mojanda lakes are three turquoise lagoons nestled in the Andes Highlands. They are amongst once-active volcanoes. Located in the Imbabura province, near Otavalo. "Lagunas de Mojanda" in Spanish. It has ...
Active Volcanoes, Volcanoes & Mountains
Sumaco volcano is located in the isolated Sumaco Napo-Galeras National Park, in the Orellana province of Ecuador, west of Quito. Sumaco volcano soars 13,087 feet (3,990 meters) above the jungle. ...
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