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A full‑day private outing from Medellín that pairs a 330‑meter zipline with a demanding mountain hike to a rainforest waterfall, plus coffee, local food, and an eco‑park visit. Expect varied terrain, active guides, and a hands‑on regional experience.
A full‑day private outing from Medellín that pairs a 330‑meter zipline with a demanding mountain hike to a rainforest waterfall, plus coffee, local food, and an eco‑park visit. Expect varied terrain, active guides, and a hands‑on regional experience.
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Operated by Kumara Travel, Purposeful experiences · Medellín, Antioquia
You leave Medellín behind as the city’s concrete softens into green ridgelines and coffee plots; the road climbs and the air cools. On arrival at the reserve a café bar hums with the scent of fresh roast while guides fit harnesses and shoes scuff the dirt trail. The first cable appears like a line drawn across the valley — the zipline promises a quick, clean push of adrenaline before a steady descent into forested switchbacks that lead to a waterfall’s spray.
moderate.
8–9 hours.
Good aerobic fitness with the ability to hike several hours uphill and manage short steep stretches; not for complete beginners.
The reserve lists a prominent zipline section (reported around 330 meters); guides provide harnesses and safety briefings and supervise every run — follow their instructions and weight limits.
Children can participate if they meet the reserve’s minimum age and weight requirements and are accompanied by adults; check with the operator about age/height rules before booking.
Bring a quick‑dry layer or swimsuit, a towel, and a dry change of clothes; footwear that can get wet is recommended for the canyon approach.
Yes — private transportation, bottled water, and a daily‑menu lunch are included; the café accepts cash for specialty items.
The Eastern Antioquia highlands are traditional coffee‑growing territory; small farms and villages shaped local culture and now many reserves highlight both conservation and agroecological history.
The reserve protects local watersheds and fragile montane forest; stay on marked trails, pack out waste, and respect signage to minimize erosion and disturbance.
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