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La Piedra Del Peñol
La Piedra Del Peñol
- Vereda la piedra, Guatape, Guatapé, Antioquia, Colombia
- +57 301 9534406
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Discover the Iconic La Piedra Del Peñol
La Piedra Del Peñol is a striking natural landmark in Guatapé, Colombia, known for its towering granite structure and breathtaking panoramic views. Visitors can climb the 740 steps to the summit for a unique perspective of the surrounding lakes and landscapes. This geological wonder is a must-see for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.
The other way to see it is from below. Our boat trips pass the base of the rock, where all 200 metres fit in one frame.

FAQs
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Every day of the year, from early morning to late afternoon. Published hours vary between sources, so plan around 8:00 to 17:00 as the safe window, and arrive near opening: tour buses and the midday sun both build quickly, especially at weekends.
Entry has been running at 35,000 Colombian pesos per person, roughly nine to eleven US dollars. Cards are sometimes accepted with a processing fee, so visitors recommend bringing cash to avoid the hassle.
Just over seven hundred, with visitors variously counting 704, 708 and 740. The staircase runs one way up and one way down, which keeps the climb moving even when it is busy.
Before 9:00, particularly at weekends. Visitors consistently report that arriving by 8:30 beats both the crowds and the heat, and the climb is considerably harder in full midday sun.
Yes. There are shops and stands at both the base and the summit selling water, soft drinks, beer, electrolytes, food and ice cream, plus places to sit and take in the 360 degree view of the reservoir.
It is physically demanding but structured, and most reasonably mobile visitors manage it. With 4.8 stars from over 56,000 reviews, the near-universal verdict is that the view justifies the effort.
No. There is no cable car or lift to the top of La Piedra del Peñol; the only way up is the staircase of just over seven hundred steps built into a fissure in the rock. If the climb is a concern, the view over the reservoir is also available from the water and from the viewpoints around the base.



















