A near-symmetrical snow-capped volcano among a corridor of high peaks down the Andes.
Cotopaxi is one of the world’s highest active volcanoes (5,897 m), a near-perfect snow-capped cone that anchors the “Avenue of Volcanoes” — the corridor of giant peaks running down central Ecuador.
You can drive and hike high on its flanks, with páramo grassland and wild horses below the glacier.
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