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This legendary trail, some 54 km long, passes through some of the island’s most spectacular natural wonders, providing a unique and unforgettable trekking experience.<\/p>\n Prepare to admire incredible panoramas, where imposing expanses of ice merge with couloirs of dark volcanic rock, while steaming hot springs are a reminder of the intense geothermal activity that shapes this extraordinary landscape. 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The easiest way to get there is to take a bus, and below are some possible options:<\/p>\n Another very convenient option is to book a package that includes both the outward journey and the return journey (starting from the end point of the Trail): there are some agencies that allow you to book pass<\/em> such as Trex<\/a>, with the Hiker Bus Pass<\/em>.<\/p>\nTransportation<\/h2>\n
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