If there's some hobbie that has became one of the most practiced by me during the latest month is trekking, and studying in a university in el quinto coño in a mountain is the most suitable place to be. I gotta say that I don't know much about the topic but I've been walking for some of them and I'll do a map before Week 12.
The first trekking past that I visited was in my age in PIO, it was the path that starts at Casa del Empleado and ends near the intersection with the Calle Inglesa. From this travel I can first highlight (starting from Casa del Empleado) Aulas Abiertas, then another path that goes to the back of the dining hall and the main path until Servicios Generales where the view of the campus is really good and finally you will find a couple of ways: one up that leads to a peladero de chivos and other down that leads to the parking of the buses and the end of the path.
Today I had my first walk since I started with a couple of friends, we started at the Alligator's lagoon -and we did not see even a fucking baba- and then we take the path between this and the Olympic field. The major part of the way you just see trees and more trees but after 40 minutes you might find a view like this
and after 15 minutes more you'll find a gas pipe, follow it up and look at your right the South-west of Caracas
Following the same path you will find another that goes to a house, we didn't take this one but we keep walking by the same path until its end in the right side of the Alligator's lagoon. To get a better idea of what I'm talking about activate the layer Gallery in Google Earth and you will find more information and see the path from above.
For now this is what I know, but I will be "exploring" more, sorry because if the pics but we didn't take any camera with us -you know the way this walks happen xD-, anyway these are excellent images of the same place even considered as that by Google Earth, any suggestions or info about the green paths of the Simón will be well received!! :)
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