At almost 13,000ft high, Ecuador's Quilotoa volcano and crater lake holds strong prominence in the country's history. Formed by a huge volcanic eruption 800 years ago, the water-filled crater ...

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This lake in Ecuador was formed from a volcano and is now one of the most beautiful and rewarding hikes you can take in the Andes Mountains. Here's why.

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At 82 and 73, my husband and I just hiked the 22-mile Quilotoa Loop. It was challenging but reminded me I'm still capable.

13,000 feet above sea level, the Quilotoa Crater Overlook in Ecuador offers stunning views of a turquoise water-filled volcanic crater.

In the Andes, one of my favorite places is Lake Quilotoa. The Quilotoa is a crater of a volcano that is no longer active and has now been filled with water.

This wooden observation platform by Javier Mera, Jorge Andrade and Daniel Moreno sits high above a lake inside an active volcano in the Ecuadorian Andes.

Mera, Andrade and Moreno designed the viewing deck for the edge of Quilotoa, a water-filled volcanic crater with a three-kilometre caldera that was formed after an eruption 800 years ago.