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The waterfall is just under 30 minutes from the parking lot. The last section of the stairs leading to the waterfall is currently inaccessible due to a landslide. Last admission to the park is at 2:00 PM.

We booked our tickets online, but that's not strictly necessary. Sometimes there aren't any rangers around, so you can still enter the park and pay on your way out. We were there in early December and had to cross two rivers, which are secured with ropes. The water was knee-deep, but we managed without shoes 😃. P.S. The drive to the station is quite an adventure.

This is one of the kapok trees (Ceiba). Its massive buttress roots and intertwined trunks testify to its great age. These giant trees provide welcome shade and are a striking natural monument of the tropical dry forest.

Rincón de la Vieja National Park captivates visitors with its volcanic landscapes, fumaroles, and hot mud pools. Hiking trails lead through dry and rainforest to waterfalls and viewpoints. The smell of sulfur, steaming earth, and lush nature make the park an unforgettable experience.

The Catarata Escondida lives up to its name. A narrow path leads through lush rainforest, past lianas and streams. At the end, a hidden waterfall with a turquoise pool awaits – tranquil, secluded, and ideal for a refreshing break.

La Cangreja waterfall lies deep within the national park of the same name in Costa Rica. A varied hike leads through dense rainforest, over roots and streams. At the end, the towering waterfall impresses with its raw power and pristine nature – especially beautiful after rainfall.

After a few steps down, you can admire the Rio Celeste waterfall.

Wonderful waterfall. Absolutely worth it