Cerro Pochoco

What travelers say:

I have climbed Cerro Pochoco a few times but I think climbing in the afternoon/evening will be different. Hiking in the evening. I contacted a guide who knew about the place, its history, flora and fauna, and loved the mountains very much. We walked in droves, we managed to see the blossoming Quisco cactus (beautiful flowers), the trees in the hard-leaved forest, the beauty of the whole of San Diego, the orange and reddish sun betting and later stars. He told us the story of Mr. del Pochoco don ugo lavela (del Pochoco Don Ugo Ravera), he even had a book and a personal legend on the same hill. They said he came up every day and he was very kind when he saw you rise to third. Once I give you the red stick, I would love to see him. If anyone has this book, lend it to me because I haven't managed to get it yet. There are also some UFO stories ...