2 días de caminata en el Páramo de Belmira
Live a unique experience, learn about the history of Belmira and its Paramo as an ancestral road that connects several municipalities.
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The Belmira páramo, or as it is commonly known (Santa Inés), is located within the ecosystems of the Antioquian environment and is considered an important environment in Colombia. It is also a storage and regulating source of water which is drunk in the Aburrá Valley.
It is a habitat that still preserves important 🌱 plant and 🐞 animal populations representative of the municipalities surrounding the Páramo de Belmira considering that it is pure magic at more than 3,000 meters above sea level. The environment of the moor corresponds mostly to frailejones and grasslands interspersed with vegetation typical of this beautiful ecosystem.
On the way you can feel the connection to be completely surrounded by nature along with the accompaniment of a local guide who will show you this territory, its ecosystem, vegetation and ancestral stories that connects the municipalities of Sopetrán, Entrerríos, Belmira and Santa Rosa de Osos.
🌱 Admire the scenery and stroll along the rural roads.
🌱 Contemplate the biodiversity of the Antioquian ecosystem.
🌱 Dare to overcome your limits with this great adventure.
🌱 Sow a frailejon.
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Páramo de Belmira or Santa Inés
In this place, vital water currents are born, such as the Chico River and some tributaries of the Candelaria stream; Both important tributaries of the Río Grande, it is essential to know them to conserve them and give them the importance they have in the ecosystem for our daily lives.
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