Camino de Costa Rica

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Camino de Costa Rica
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“The Camino de Costa Rica is a 280 kilometres long hiking trail across Costa Rica. It runs from the Atlantic Ocean, the southernmost part of the Tortuguero canals, up the mountain and through indigenous territory near the Barbilla National Park and through valleys and mountain ranges of the central…”
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Lonely PlanetAug 18

7 of the best hikes in Costa Rica

What is the best way to explore Costa Rica

A 280km coast-to-coast journey through rural areas.

18 things in this story
  • Parque Nacional BarbillaTrailChallenging trail through humid lowland forests.
  • Río DantaSightA river that tumbles over two magnificent waterfalls.
  • Camino de Costa RicaTrailA 280km coast-to-coast journey through rural areas.
  • Elsewhere
  • Volcán ArenalSightLa Fortuna, Costa RicaActive volcano with an exclusion zone around the summit.
  • La Fortuna WaterfallSightLa Fortuna, Costa RicaA pristine jungle waterfall.
  • Cahuita National ParkRestaurantCahuita, Costa RicaTrails through coastal rainforests and mangrove swamps.
  • Cavitas TrailTrailCahuita, Costa RicaWheelchair accessible boardwalk through forest and mangroves.
  • Parque Nacional Volcán ArenalTrailLa Fortuna, Costa RicaTrail through lush valley to mountains with volcano view.
  • Río Caño NegroSightLa Fortuna, Costa RicaA lush valley traversed by a trail.
  • Parque Nacional Volcán TenorioTrailBijagua, Costa RicaTrails tracking a river with heavenly blue waters.
  • Río CelesteAttractionBijagua, Costa RicaRiver with heavenly blue waters due to volcanic minerals.
  • Río Celeste WaterfallSightBijagua, Costa RicaA stunning 30m-high waterfall.
  • Playa JacóSightJaco, Costa RicaBeach with an impressive vista from a halfway point.
  • Playa HermosaSightJaco, Costa RicaA scenic black-sand beach south of Jacó.
  • Cataratas NauyacaSightDominical, Costa RicaMagnificent two-tiered waterfalls with a swimming hole.
  • Río BarúHotelDominical, Costa RicaA scenic river followed by a hiking trail.
  • Cerro ChirripóTrailSan Gerardo de Rivas, Costa RicaHike to the country's highest mountain for 360-degree views.
  • Crestones Base CampSightSan Gerardo de Rivas, Costa RicaOvernight stop for the Cerro Chirripó hike.
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