Mirador Cedral/Cerro Cedral/Quesera/Lechería/Cipresal
- Distance
- 21.84mi
- Elevation +
- 3675f
- TrailRank
- 32
Loop trail from Torrotillo passing through: - Catarata Londres (2.8 km) - Cerro Cedral (5.8 km) - Lechería (8.8 km)
Loop trail from Torrotillo passing through: - Catarata Londres (2.8 km) - Cerro Cedral (5.8 km) - Lechería (8.8 km)
Amazing waterfalls and great bridges. They try and sell you a horse ride or quad bike to come out of the valley. Not worth it if you are fit. The walk out is steep but not difficult if you take your time.
A nice quick hike to Cerro Dragon. Authorization required for the first part between the fences (ask at the petrol station on the road above Llano Bonito). Was misty on top... Some part require good shoes for mud. A mach...
From the Bebedero Church up to the Ventoleros de Escazu and on up to thw summit of Pico Blanco and down via the storm pass and on to the end at ELl Bar y Restaurante Al Molino de Jackie.
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Get Wikiloc Premium Upgrade to remove AdsGood hike with steep hills, amazing views and a good road. We had never walked this route before so we had to search a little to find the right road at a couple of places and walked a little extra. We ran out of time (...
Interesting trail in the forest. Had to cross some fences, streams and private land. Carlos (horses) showed me two very big trees on his property. Bring lots of water. 2L was not enough. Not difficult except for some...
Not quite what we were trying to do. We downloaded Manry's trail (Caminata San Francisco de Piedades Sur) but needed a place to park, so we chose the local church and started our hike from there. We had difficulty stayin...
From Sirena Ranger Station (sleeping quarters) to the Carate air strip, here a shuttle bus picked us up, as part of the guided tour. It is difficult due to the heat and humidity. 20+ km is hard. Went for a quick swim on...
Not a particularly scenic route, over a combination of roads and paths around Morazan. The trail will take you through some farm land (fruit trees, cane fields, coffee plants and some grazing cattle) as well as a couple ...
This is a nice hike along the road in the area where we were staying. The loop trail takes you down hill for the first 1.1 kilometers where you cross on a bridge over a small river. Turn right and begin your long climb (...
Beautiful views into Costa Rica’s Central Valley. Often very narrow trail, steep climbs and descents, magnificent trees and vegetation. Gorgeous.
Tamarindo tree route was really cool and close to the main part of the city. Some parts of it are overgrown so be prepared for a little rough patches. Other than that, it was awesome to see monkeys and other birds.
A walk on the beach of Palo Seco from the B&B "El Beso del Viento". Palo Seco is one of the calmest Pacific beaches in Costa Rica. Depending on the tides the beach can be narrow. The walk offers opportunities to watch ...
The hike is pretty much for everyone. Depending the time of the year is very muddy and the car you will have to leave on the route and start to walk but from the main street up to the entrance of the trail that takes you...
You can use this as alterative start to the Chirripo trail; or as a circulair Rivas -San Gerardo - Rivas. For Chirripo National park you need a permit (you can get one online). You can continue all the way to this hi...
Roundtrip from Manuel Antonio passing: - Playa Biesanz (2.1 km) - Playa Rocosa (2.9 km) - Playa Tulemar (3.2 km) Really beautiful trip, just follow the pink ribbons which were attached to trees etc. by someone. You com...
Great trail away from the 1-day visitors. We didn’t meet anyone else the whole day apart from a big family of 14 tapirs, snakes, birds, monkeys etc. We did a detour to a great strangler fig tree that you supposedly need...
There is a lot of walking on the road with heavy traffic just next to you. I will recommend to book a taxi to the start of the trail away from the road. The way up is ok. It can be a little steep. The waterfall is nice...
Hiking up the Cerro Pelado wich is an extinct volcano, highly eroded and windy during the dry season. The trip had the objective of monitoring birds and relating the richness and abundance of species and their relatio...
We booked a boat ride with captain Alexis +506 8412-7663 - he droppes us off at the trail head and waited for us while we hiked the island. Beautiful hike, that ended at a nice little beach; Playa Santiago. We walked ba...
Started in Valle Bonito but you can start from any place in Santa Elena. Made a detour to Stella’s Bakery on the way back. Met some nice people on the way so had some long breaks. Very steep and can be slippery in wet s...
Walking on the well signed tracks around Poás Volcano. Easy trail although it is very devastating arriving on a foggy day when you can’t see the crater or anything else but fog. I am quite sure it is very beautiful on a ...
Nice park with lots of nice trails. Some of them are, unfortunately, closed but no signs until you are there and have to return. In high tide you might get your feet wet at some places. I was recommended to get in earl...
This stretch of the trail contains diversity that reflects much of what hikers encounter all along El Camino de Costa Rica, neatly compressed into a single section. After passing through farm villages, the trail enters a...
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