You don't need to be an expert to enjoy stunning scenery. These hikes in Latin America combine accessible routes, breathtaking nature, and unforgettable views. Perfect for those who want to start exploring the outdoors without extreme treks. Swipe to discover them.

Valley, Colombia

The Cocora Valley offers gentle trails surrounded by some of the tallest palm trees in the world. The verdant landscape and mist create a tranquil and photogenic experience. Many routes can be enjoyed at a relaxed pace, ideal for travelers with no trekking experience. The route has mountains, suspension bridges, and charming little country lanes.

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Capri Lagoon, Argentina

This hike in El Chaltén offers spectacular views of Mount Fitz Roy without requiring an advanced level of experience. The trail is well-marked and often attracts travelers looking for an introduction to Patagonian hiking. Forests, viewpoints and lagoons make the hike feel varied from beginning to end.

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Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica

The trails of Manuel Antonio combine rainforest, wildlife and turquoise beaches along accessible routes. It's common to encounter monkeys, sloths and exotic birds while hiking among giant trees. The experience feels more like an immersive nature walk than a strenuous hike.

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Circuito Chico, Bariloche, Argentina

The Circuito Chico offers short routes with some of the most famous views in Argentine Patagonia. Crystal-clear lakes, forests, and mountains accompany you almost the entire way. Numerous stops allow you to rest, take photos, and enjoy the scenery without having to travel long distances.

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Pedra Bonita, Brazil

Pedra Bonita is one of Rio de Janeiro's most accessible hikes and ends with an incredible panoramic view. The trail winds through tropical vegetation and has a moderate incline suitable for active beginners. From the summit, you can see beaches, mountains and part of the city surrounded by nature.

Photography: Unsplash/Jean Carlos

Metropolitan Park, Chile

Santiago's Metropolitan Park offers easy trails ideal for those who want to start walking outdoors. The routes have sweeping views of the city and varying levels of difficulty, allowing you to progress gradually. It's an accessible urban option that proves you don't have to go far to connect with nature.

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