Rock climbing in Ecuador is the ultimate adventure for thrill-seekers looking to challenge their mind and body in extraordinary natural settings.
In Baños de Agua Santa, towering basalt cliffs formed by ancient eruptions of the Tungurahua volcano create exciting routes for climbers of all skill levels—from beginners to seasoned pros.
For a next-level experience, head to San Juan in the Chimborazo province. This dramatic canyon is one of Ecuador’s top rock climbing zones, with a growing number of well-equipped routes and endless potential for new lines. The scenery is simply breathtaking, and birdwatchers will also be in for a treat. On clear days, climbers are rewarded with spectacular views of the Chimborazo volcano—the closest point on Earth to the sun.
There are many reasons why rock climbing is such a popular adventure sport, but the best one is this: it teaches you how to conquer fear. If you’ve ever wondered how close to the sky you can get, this is the sport for you!
Climb the basalt rock walls of Tungurahua and enjoy stunning views of the Pastaza River. Our half-day rock climbing tour adventure, nature, and a physical challenge. ... See more
Our Chimborazo tour. Hike through unique Andean landscapes, spot birds, and admire the majestic Chimborazo—the highest point from Earth’s center. ... See more
Challenge yourself on “La Hoz,” a highly technical climbing route carved into the stunning multicolored basalt walls of the San Martín canyon, near Baños. This volcanic rock formation offers up to three pitches, ranging in difficulty from V+/6a to V+/6c, and is considered one of Ecuador’s toughest traditional climbing routes. Perfect for experienced and professional climbers seeking technical precision, physical demand, and breathtaking scenery next to the roaring Pastaza River. ... See more
