プエルトリコの天然記念物・トップ7

🇧🇪 three fit twentie-year olds loved this trail. Not a walk in the park, but a very fun "the floor is mud"-game ;))) We definitely recommend it if you're in the neighbourhood and love some off-road hike, the 360-view at the end is worth every step of the way. Short pants and no sleeves would be our recommendation. Just be mentally prepared for getting dirty and don't bring your new, white, pretty sneakers (although we didn't wear real hiking boots). Embrace the mud and enjoy the slippy path 😇

Access this trail from the town of Cubuy. This is the highest peak in the area.

Make sure that you get there early, wear double socks and take water with you. If you are coming from the lighthouse to "El bosque seco", make sure to take the Rocky trail.

This observation deck provides a panoramic view of the forest below and on a clear day, the Atlantic coastline and San Juan to the west.

Walk of approximately 45 minutes. Wear closed shoes as there are sharp stones on the trail

To walk the trail it is recommended to come with long-sleeved clothes due to the sharp grass you will find. Almost 3/4 of the way is covered in mud, in some parts the mud reaches you above the ankles so good boots will be of great help to those who climb.

Upon reaching the top of El Toro peak, you will find a sign that says "End of Trail". Right in front of the sign, there is a small rectangle with a fairly flat floor where you can install a booth for the night. The place is windy and very humid, so they must bring adequate equipment to withstand these wet conditions. Otherwise, they run the risk of suffering from hypothermia at night. It is essential to go fully stocked with water and food. At least 4 liters of water, and enough food for two days

A little change on the "La Coca Trail" Be sure to walk the trail to the end - it's worth it! Don't forget your bathing suit :)