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83 viewsChimbarazo is no walk in the park as many graves can attest.
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67 viewsGeared up and ready to mountain bike down Chimbarazo
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69 viewsNow we're outside the park and the trails are ours for the taking.
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72 viewsBjorn rips along a stretch of road.
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74 viewsThe sulfur deposits make for some pretty cool views.
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71 viewsSome native cousins of the llamas with very expensive wool.
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73 viewsThere were a few sections along the road but they rarely lasted long.
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73 viewsBjorn fords a small crevasse.
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76 viewsThere were more than a few places worth getting off the bike.
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67 viewsDry countryside.
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72 viewsBack down to that canyon we saw earlier.
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69 viewsThen we went into an indigenous valley community.
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75 viewsHere some locals are trying to smoke out dinner: rabbit.
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75 viewsBelieve it or not this is a hummingbird.
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72 viewsBjorn takes in the landscape.
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74 viewsChimbarazo started to clear up for us later in the day. Lucky!
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76 viewsAnother view of a clearing Chimborazo.
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69 viewsA small bunch of houses against a rainy sky.
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72 viewsMaking my way along the trail with Chimborazo always standing watch.
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73 viewsAn indigenous house in the hills with kids sliding down one slope in small containers.
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