Off the Beaten Path: Puerto Rico Hiking Adventure
Spend a full day uncovering Puerto Rico’s hidden treasures—lush waterfalls, native trees, panoramic mountain views, and authentic countryside flavors.
- Hike through the breathtaking Central Mountain Range (central midsection of Puerto Rico)
- Explore a private nature reserve with small, intimate groups (8–9 participants max)
- Discover hidden waterfalls, including one that’s 150 feet tall
- Refresh with a swim in a natural pool and enjoy freshly cut fruits by the water
- Savor Puerto Rico’s traditional countryside food (not included) with unforgettable views
Hike Level: Moderate to challenging. Suitable for all physically fit adventurers. Outside our suggested age range? Reach out—we’d love to accommodate!
Transportation from Old San Juan to Isla Verde Touristic Zone/Area or in a PRE–SELECTED MEETING POINT such as DOUBLETREE by HILTON HOTEL IN SAN JUAN
- Our exclusive location seats close to the Highest Rainforest Reserve in Puerto Rico, Toro Negro Reserve, Bosque Estatal Tres Pichachos, and the Highest Peak in Puerto Rico Cerro Punta in Jayuya -
> Please be advised, We required a minimum of 3 to 4 participants to make this tour happen.
Before hitting the trails, we’ll fuel up at a coffee shop run by a traditional Puerto Rican coffee family. Grab a coffee your way—latte, cappuccino, macchiato, or black (for purchase, not included)—and pick up a bag of authentic Puerto Rican coffee to take home. This stop is also a quick restroom and snack break, giving you the perfect boost for the hiking adventure ahead!
Central Mountain Range: Off the Beaten Path Puerto Rico Hiking Adventure
Venture into the Door of the Mountain Range of Puerto Rico, soaking in stunning panoramic views of the countryside before arriving at our exclusive private nature reserve.
This off-the-beaten-path hike is ideal for physically fit adventurers and seasoned hikers. Level: Moderate to challenging – expect steep trails, river trekking, and sections requiring good balance.
Follow a well-established path through the lush subtropical forest, discovering hidden waterfalls, including one that towers 150 feet tall, and immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and scents of the vibrant forest.
Before the trail ends, cool off in a natural pond surrounded by greenery, savoring freshly cut tropical fruits while relaxing in the peace and privacy of our small, intimate group (8–9 participants max). Every step of this journey connects you with the authentic beauty and raw energy of Puerto Rico’s mountains.
After an epic day of hiking and exploring, enjoy a delicious Puerto Rican meal in the countryside (not included in the tour price) while taking in breathtaking panoramic views of the Central Mountain Range.
Finish your adventure with a comfortable ride back to the DoubleTree by Hilton in San Juan, carrying memories of a full day in Puerto Rico’s mountains.
Guests staying in the San Juan–Isla Verde area will be picked up between 6:30 and 6:45 AM at the DoubleTree by Hilton San Juan. Departure is promptly at 7:00 AM.
If you are outside San Juan and will be driving, please contact us to arrange a convenient meeting point.
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