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Rucu Pichincha Scramble - Paso de la Muerte

The trail was pretty easy, but I found myself breathless the whole time. "Do you want to take the sand slope or the scrambling route," Greg asked. "I didn't come all the way across the world to hike a sand slope - I'm up for some scrambling," I replied. I had no idea what this involved, but I was on this trip to get out of my comfort zone. When we came to the first scrambling section, it didn't look too bad; my problem was that there was no air. I made three moves up the rock and my lungs were heaving. As we got higher up the pillar we were climbing, I felt a little pinch of fear. I just couldn't breathe. This would be easy at a lower elevation, but at high elevation, I was slower and less coordinated. We soon came to a high ridge and then continued to climb similar sections of rock. I started to relax and enjoy it. It was beautiful up there. As we neared the summit, we came to a section called "Pasa De La Muerte," aka "Step of Death." I was a little stressed about this going into it, but it looks scarier on the video than it actually was. It will make your butt cheeks pucker if you have any fear of heights, but there were plenty of handholds. It was actually a lot of fun. Read the full trip report at: https://www.bryanfeller.com