Route through Aloasí: Starting from the sign, the first section of the hike is very simple, just following the path that zigzags up the mountain (it was once a cart path).
When the zigzags are finished already at the paramo, the Corazon rocks will be clearly visible, you should take towards the sandy area on the right of the main peak.
The rock is generally good by any of the two routes to the Highest Summit.
The Aloasi route has a short climb when it's reaching the summit. Climbing is relatively easy (grade III) and the good rock offers many support points.
There may be snow on the rocks, especially on winter.
The Chaupi Route: The hike begins at the entrance control to Illinizas Ecological Reserve.
Starting from the reserve, follow the vehicle road for approximately 45 minutes until you reach the sign on the right that indicates the detour to the summit of Corazón.
The trail is pretty clear for the most part, though it can be tricky when it's cloudy.
This trail begins already at the paramo, following a clear path that crosses a valley until arriving at the south western ridge base.
The south western ridge is basically a hike until the last section when it's necessary to climb a little on the exposed rock ridge (grade IV at most).
The descent can be difficult by any of the two routes when it rains or the fog falls.
The climb to the Central or North summits is very easy, basically hiking. There is another possibility of climbing to El Corazon from Aloag, this very long route requires a car approach and is usually used for climbing all summits.