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Cerro Calvario: A Sacred Summit
Cerro Calvario, located in Copacabana, is not just a mountain—it’s a spiritual journey. Hikers ascend to witness breathtaking views of Lake Titicaca and its surroundings.
Established as a site of pilgrimage, the trail features 14 Stations of the Cross, celebrating local religious traditions. The founder remains unknown, but its historical significance as a pilgrimage route draws visitors from afar. The trail begins near the local church or via a longer path from Calles Jáuregui and Costañera, requiring sturdy hiking shoes for optimal safety.
Must-See Wonders
🏞️ Spectacular Sunset Views
📍 Trail of the 14 Stations of the Cross
🥾 Accessible Hiking Paths
The summit offers free access to all who seek it, appealing to tourists, families, and spiritual seekers alike.
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Historical Pilgrimage Site
Cerro Calvario is a traditional site for local pilgrims, especially during religious festivals.
Breathtaking Summit
The summit provides one of the best sunset views over Lake Titicaca.
Short Climb
The hike to the summit takes approximately 30 minutes of steady walking.
Location
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Price
Free. No charge to hike to the summit or visit the Stations of the Cross.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 1 to 2 hours for the hike and exploration.
Best Time to Visit
Sunset hours (around 6:00 PM) for a memorable view, with mornings being quieter for the hike.