Yo volvi con mi grupo cerca de las 6 en la tarde, pero eso tambien dependie en traffico

I'm 65. I walk 3-5 miles daily and swim laps 3-5 days a week. I'm over weight though, and found the hike very difficult. I did manage to complete with the wonderful cheering on of the (much younger) participants and my husband. I have difficulty at high altitudes normally as well. I AM SO GLAD I TRIED! I AM SO PROUD OF FINISHING! Go ahead and take her and just stop when she needs to stop. Make sure you take water for her to drink (it saved me) and one bite of a protein bar. Good luck!

Generally, the further south, the later the pickup. The 7 AM pickup is at the first northernmost stop. All of this information will be confirmed when you book and you will have to let them know where you plan to get on.

This particular day trip (from Quito) can’t give that option. They pick you up quite early, take you to breakfast, and have set stops along the way. The hike to the reserve takes over an hour, ascends another 4500 m, I think. There would be no time to do the whole volcano. You’d have to start quite early in the morning and have professional equipment and a guide with you. We had good views at midday, but that would vary according to weather. Teleferico (very worthwhile) advice is to go in AM, though we went at sunset and was beautiful. Great midrange hotel: Casona de last Ronda. Lovely and centrally located. Wonderful food: El teatrum and zasu. Also has very good authentic food at the central market in Quito. 3 of us ate well for under $11!