| The Hike to Seven Alters, Livingston, Guatemala |
One
of the highlights to a visit to Livingston is the hike to Seven Alters.
We decided to join a group to do the hike with a guide, pictured to the
left, cooling off in a waterfall at The Seven Alters. The hike was
approximately 8 miles round trip. The hike began in Livingston proper.
From there, we hiked through a Garifuna village, were taken by canoe
down a short stretch of river, then walked along the beach, where we
finally turned up into the jungle to reach The Seven Alters.
Bottom Left: Pineapple plants were growing wild along the trail.
Bottom Right: Crossing a river on the way to Seven Alters.
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After
crossing the bridge we walked along the beach for a few miles. Along
the way we saw many locals fishing for shrimp, fish, and other goodies.
The results of one man's labor are pictured at right!
Bottom:
Finally after walking through the jungle we saw our reward, The Seven
Alters. Here we could cool off in the water and enjoy the jungle
environment. The event took all day and we were happy but exhausted
when we got back to Livingston. We also had the opportunity to meet
some wonderful people from around the world including, Australia,
Canada, and Europe. |
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