6의 세라니아 데 타바사라가지 명소 & 주요 장소

It is recommended to go on a picnic

Overlook to the extremely steep river descending from the Cerro Santiago, from over 2000 m, here at 1000m, in a few miles, then more gradual from here over 100 miles to the coast.

Major river, already this high up in the mountains, that on it's steep way down to the coast occasionally causes major flooding. Loss of forest cover has exacerbated the problem, not holding back water after rains as they used to. The clearing is offering more open views, but there are enough steep sections where the view would be unimpeded anyways ...

With the interamerican highway increasing in traffic, the now 4-lane wide thouroghfare is now so busy, that it is often faster, and certainly safer, to ride the ramps of this tall bike- and pedestrian bridge across, to get from the coastal communities of Las Lajas to the bigger uphill town of San Félix and the indigenous villages in the mountains to the north.

10 out of 10! Get there easily by public bus to Gualaca from David and get off at the Iglesia Baptista del séptimo día, or at the main road after the gas station. Near there is also where the bus back to David stops and each ride costs $1.50 per person. Bring water shoes to walk upstream and maybe goggles to see fish in the very deep part of the canyon.

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.

Small wooden huts, palm trees and the surrounding mountain ranges accompany you on the way to the trail up to Cerro Tute. Be sure to stay on the trail here to protect nature and respect residents' privacy.