Hiking Club

Proposed walkA combined outing from Aregua through the protected Cerro Koi and Cerro Chorori landscape, using the reserve paths and connecting local lanes to create a proper half-day walk.

Getting thereMeet in central Asuncion and take a public bus toward Aregua. Continue on foot or use a short local connection from central Aregua to the reserve entrance.

Check before schedulingThe marked Cerro Koi reserve loop is short on its own, so the 2ndLife route would combine both hills and the approach. Confirm opening hours and group access before departure.

Proposed walkWalk from the lower approaches of Cerro Lambare to the summit monument, then extend the descent through the surrounding neighbourhood to make a varied urban hill loop.

Getting thereMeet in central Asuncion and take a city bus toward Lambare, leaving the bus near the lower approach and completing the route on foot.

Check before schedulingThis is an urban hill walk rather than a wilderness trail. The leader must check the chosen foot access, traffic conditions, heat, and security shortly before the event.

Proposed walkA reserved, guided circuit through Atlantic Forest paths with hanging bridges and adventure elements in the hills above Paraguari.

Getting thereTravel by regional bus from Asuncion to Paraguari, then share a local taxi or pre-arranged transfer for the final approximately 10 km to the reserve.

Check before schedulingAdvance reservation and reserve guides are required. Confirm which activities are operating, fitness restrictions, price, and return transport before advertising the outing.

Proposed walkExtend the familiar walk to Cerro Arco's sandstone arch into the surrounding Compania Rosada hills for rocky scenery and a longer loop.

Getting thereTake a regional bus from Asuncion to Tobati, then arrange a local taxi or community transfer to the Cerro Arco approach in Compania Rosada.

Check before schedulingThe direct arch walk is much shorter than two hours; this proposal depends on a verified extended route. Use a local guide and confirm land access, trail condition, and the return connection.