Trekking With Historical Cartagena Tours, Is It A Good Idea?

By Larry Turner


The mere mention of a trek conjure up mental images of walking that seems to have no end as people traverse between mountain valleys, cracks and crevices, facing all kinds of weather in an effort to reach the top. But it doesn t have to be that way and in fact the opening anecdote is a misconception at best. Trekking can happen anywhere really, the beach, in and around a person s neighbourhood as long as it has a starting point, some walking in the middle and a finishing point. Historical Cartagena Tours inspire people everyday to hike in this world s wonder place.

This doesn t mean that going to the kitchen to fetch a beer or a glass of wine when you re lazy from the couch can be considered trekking given the above mentioned example.there are limits after all. But for the couch potato that does want to get active and running is just a bit to cardiovascular for them trekking is a great idea.

Being away from the noise of the city, the pollution and smells is not only a transcendant opportunity to relax but a great way to turn off from technology as a whole. The minimum amount of cellphone towers makes it an ideal place to be with one s thoughts and to talk to people rather than text them all the time even if they lie right beside you in bed.

Not only does hiking keep the heart rate pumping a little faster but everytime you partake in it, the lungs get to use the air you breathe just a little much more better, muscles grow just that teensy-weensy bit more stronger and the heart is able to squeeze just that little bit more harder. The end result of all of this at the end of your trek is that you come back home just that little bit more fitter.

Sore muscles are to be expected at most for about two to three days, any more could be a sign of injury or the need for medical attention but that is not always the case. Improper equipment could increase the risk of injury from falling or slipping, putting an end to everyone or your own enjoyment.

Not only does trekking offer great and magnificent views, the sight and smells of animals you only see on television and large amounts of silence for you to process your thoughts but a sense of adventure and the feeling of freedom. Despite sounding poetic, walking in the wild even if its a 10km trail around a farm can feel like an adventure if approached with the right attitude.

The biggest perk about trekking is that when it s all said and done there is a giant sense of accomplishment. You were able to start and finish something despite the challenges that came along the way.

Trekking is a nice way to spend time with loved ones, get fitter and enjoy what the world has to over. And all it takes is one foot over the other.




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