푸에르토 리코‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 폭포

A lot of red mud sometimes, you don't have to bring so much water but watch where you're stepping.

This is a steep trail that takes you through the jungle downstream below La Coco Falls to Rio Mameyes. The lower half of the trail is comparatively flat as you walk along the water to the pools at the confluence with Rio de la Mina. This is a little more difficult than other trails in the park but well worth the effort.

Great place to immerse into the lush nature of Puerto Rico. Make your way up the river bed to the waterfall. Enjoy being colled down while swimming in the pool below the fall. Make sure to be there before mid day to avoid crowds of visitors.

La Mina Trail is one of the most popular trails in El Yunque. Starting from the Ranger Station, the trail descends steeply over many sets of stairs. There are many picnic sites and shelters along the way. Wear a swimsuit or quick drying clothing and take advantage of La Mina Waterfall at the end of the trail. A concrete bridge crosses the river and connects this trail with Big Tree Trail for some extra distance.

Descend into the lush greenery to reach the river at the bottom, but be prepared for the climb back out!

Great viewpoint down the canyon with the waterfall

Worthwhile detour from the "Forest Road" - here you can visit 3 levels of the "Juan Diego" creek with 3 waterfalls of different heights. The first level can easily be reached via steps. The second level requires a bit of climbing. A climbing rope is used to help on site (see photos). The best place to refresh yourself is under the falling water. The 3rd level can be reached via a steep path, where you will find a beautiful natural pool for bathing, where the lowest frequency of people can be measured;) Don't forget your bathing suit. If all this is not enough for you, you can simply continue to walk in the opposite direction to the creek - adventure guaranteed;)