Cayambe Coca National Park Ecuador

                                                Cayambe-Coca National Park is an Ecuadorian national park located in the northeastern part of the country, occupying four provinces: Imbabura and Pichincha in the Sierra (25%), Sucumbíos and Napo in the Amazon (75%). This Reserve protects one of the main water supplies of the country, because here are born important watersheds, such as Esmeraldas, Chota and Mira (in the north-west); Papallacta, Cosanga, Quijos, Oyacachi, Salado, Coca, Aguarico, Napo and Pastaza (in the northern and southern Amazon).

There are numerous tourist attractions such as: Lacustrine Papallacta System, Laguna de San Marcos, Cayambe Volcano, Reventador Volcano, Cerro Sarahurco, Puntas Hill, Hot Springs, Cuyuja Climbing Park, San Rafael Waterfall, among others. You can do mountaineering, camping, sport fishing, observation of flora and fauna of páramo, walks, among other activities. Ecological tours allow you to enjoy the diversity of its lagoons, rivers, waterfalls and caves.

Source:
-http: //www.ambiente.gob.ec/parque-nacional-cayambe-coca/
-SAMANA, Tourist Guide for Travelers. Editorial Ecuatoriana. Quito, February 2010.

                                        

                                                        It can be entered by the following axis: Quito-Papallacta -Baeza-El Chaco-Lumbaqui-Lago Agrio (214 km) and the Sangolquí-Pifo-Checa-Quinche -Cayambe highway.
                                                        
                                                    

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