パナマの滝・トップ7

Small trail through the rainforest. A short roundtrip with small but cool bridges and a spot for rest and picnic in front of a waterfall. The track has a fixed concrete and is good to access and walk. The bridges - two of them are hanging bridges - are the highlight.

Do not leave trash during the tour, do not make excessive noise, bring water, leave early and do not go near the edge of the waterfall.

Unfortunately no time ⏰ had to swim 🛁

It is always worthwhile to have bathing suits with you on a hike. But this spot is also just perfect for putting your feet in the water for a bit.

At the very end of the Pipeline Trail, this majestic view awaits you. Depending on the weather, more or less water falls down. Follow the course of the river bed to get to the waterfall. Pay attention to the weather conditions here. If it starts to rain heavily, the river bed fills up quickly.

You will meet this wonderful, wild waterfall at the very end of the trail. You need a bit of climbing and surefootedness - especially when it's raining - to get here. Then an amazing natural spectacle awaits you!

Not directly on the water, but a little higher you stand on the viewing platform and can watch the first waterfall as it rushes down. On the platform you will also find many magnificently blooming flowers in all kinds of colors.

I experienced the Rio Caldera from Boquete (1,150m) to the rainforest valleys of Volcan Barú. It is a river with a relatively large gradient and therefore also a strong current. In Boquete there are two large bridges in the center and at the northern end of the town, which make it easy to cross on foot and by car. From there you also have a beautiful view of the course of the water and the two banks. Further north, at the Pipeline Trail (approx. 1,700m) it is even more exciting and interesting. There are more tributaries and occasional waterfalls just off the road, which often runs right along the river banks. - Also attractive as a hike.