Caminos Posaderos Andinos is a network of spectacular trails and smalls inns allowing tourists to experience the Mérida Cordillera. The Mérida Cordillera is part of the Andes mountain chain within Venezuela, which extends from the Colombian border and has an area of 11,866 square miles. High plains, valleys, páramos (high, bare and cold regions) and mountains predominate its geography. This complex topography is interwoven with a wider variety of ecosystems, making it one of the most valuable reservoirs of biodiversity in Venezuela and in the world.

Out of the five main routes of this tour, I'll be focusing on Mitibibó-La Toma Alta-Misintá route.