코스타리카‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

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.

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.

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.

Beautiful, varied paths through the park. There are animals to discover everywhere.

A very beautiful viewpoint. We used the short circular trail to acclimatize/prepare for Cerro Chirripó, as you're at a very high altitude. Due to the altitude, it can be chilly and windy; we were there in April, and a sweater was sufficient. I can definitely recommend visiting the volcano in the morning. Between 8 and 10 a.m., there are hardly any people there, and the sky is usually still clear at this time. Clouds usually move up the mountain from mid-morning onward. The view is magnificent; however, the turquoise lakes aren't visible during the dry season; they're probably only full during the rainy season. There's a small restaurant that leaves nothing to be desired; all in all, it's fantastic.

Don't forget your swimsuit.

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

Bubbling magma. Great trip into the earth's interior