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Honnêtement une telle randonnée épique, ne manquez pas cette sortie! Nous avons eu un grand temps et avons commencé à la fin vers 8 heures du matin, nous avons marché jusqu'au sommet puis en arrière, ce qui est un peu plus difficile, mais cela signifie que nous pourrions garer sur l'autoroute près de cette fin de retour à notre camion. Portez de bonnes chaussures, apportez 1.5L ou plus d'eau, beaucoup de collations et de crème solaire aussi. C'est un long voyage avec beaucoup de pentes mais les chemins sont assez beaux jusqu'à la montée finale au sommet où vous devez embrasser le sol dégagé!

Nous avons fait la traversée le 6 mars. Pour les personnes qui vont régulièrement à la randonnée alpine, la visite est longue mais pas difficile. Si vous n'avez pas de bon équipement ou pas d'expérience de randonnée, cette visite n'est pas appropriée. Nous avions -9 degrés Celsius et un vent très froid et fort. Gants, chapeau, chaussures robustes et plusieurs couches de vêtements sont essentiels, même en été.

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I was very surprised to see very few people carrying their 10+ essentials. Remember your Ts of hiking here folks. You are going up into the mountains. And volcanoes at that. This is not a stroll around a park. Today I saw lots of questionable footwear choices and then these are the people that wonder why they’re shitting their pants going down volcanic scree. Don’t want to be a harbinger but no one wants to be a SAR call (assuming you get cell service). The track itself was beautiful and mind blowing.

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Absolutely incredible! L, especially at the moment with no tourists it’s so quiet. Highly recommend the parking with a shuttle to the start so there’s no pressure to catch a shuttle at the end. Take snacks, lunch, plenty of water and all the layers! You need full thermals, puffy, waterproof and decent walking shoes/boots, sun hat, wooly hat, gloves and suncream - believe me I used them all!

Very sweaty and long. Without the time pressure from the shuttle service, it would have taken us 9 hours (mid-20s). But the view is unbeatable on a sunny day.

The crossing was incredible. We did it on a windy day so started a little later (8:30am). Anyone is able to do this trek, if you take your time and know your limits. The winds at the top when we went were extremely dangerous to people who don’t have experience on loose surfaces, but if you are prepared you will be okay. The red crater and lakes are stunning and worth every step. Overall the trek was mildly difficult for us (average fitness, 19) and we finished it in 5 & 1/2 hrs with only one drink break as we didn’t want to stop in the windy parts. I definitely recommend this trip for everyone to do once in their lives and if there is anytime to do it, now is it. Usually in busy season there is around 5,000 people a day. We saw about 10. If you want to do it, do it now.

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