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Trek with CHICKS to Ecuador



What is it?

Arriving in the multi-ethnic city of Quito you will kick off this fantastic challenge with a visit to the equator line before heading for the nearby volcanoes to start your trek.


Your challenge in the spectacular Avenue of Volcanoes begins with Pasochoa and El Corazon volcanoes, followed by Iliniza and culminates in the world's highest active volcano, the magical Mt. Cotopaxi.


The climb to Mt. Cotopaxi's (5,897m) summit is optional to those of the group who are exceptionally fit and prepared for the tough summit bid. Much of the final climb is on its glacier.


You will start your climb at about midnight when the ice is hard and easier to trek on. As the sun starts to rise you will see that the clouds that for days have been so far up, are now down below you. Through gaps in the cloud, there are spectacular views of the Andes in every direction.


Who can take part?
This trek is open to people of all ages. You will need to do some training before hand in order to ensure you have the best possible experience and opportunity to enjoy it.  All participants will be required to complete a medical declaration and comply with the treks terms and conditions.

How much do I have to raise?
 
Cost
Deposit
£595
Balance
£1,583
Minimum sponsorship
£1,000
Total cost
£3,178

To find out more and book your place on the trek, click here.
(Please note: you need to register as a 'self funder' in order to take part on behalf of CHICKS.)

For further information, please contact:

Josephine Dunn
Corporate & Events Fundraiser

01822 811 020


Imagine...

Rosie is 9 years old
Her father is extremely violent and is in prison
Her mother struggles with alcoholism
Rosie has taken on responsibilities beyond her years caring for her siblings
Don't you think Rosie deserves a break?