Colombia's climate varies by altitude rather than season, with coastal areas being hot and humid, the Andean region cooler, and the Amazon rainforest hot and wet. Despite this, Colombia has two main seasons - dry (December to March, July and August) and wet.
For hikers, the dry season offers the best conditions, especially for high-altitude treks like the popular Ciudad Perdida or Cocuy National Park, with less rainfall making the trails more accessible and views clearer.
However, even during the dry season, rainfall can occur, especially in the Amazon region. Hikers should always be prepared for sudden weather changes and pack accordingly. For detailed weather information, consult the Colombia Travel website. [Link:
www.colombia.travel]