Karen Mogensen Reserve, Costa Rica
Overnight at Cerro Escondido Lodge in Karen Mogensen Reserve
2 Days |
Hike through the beautiful landscape of the Karen Mogensen Reserve, swim in the crystal-clear water of the "Velo de Novia” waterfall and stay at the stunning Cerro Escondido jungle lodge. Translated as "Hidden Hill," this remote lodge is located in the heart of the 900 hectares reserve and offers you unique access to forest trails in one the richest ecological zones of the Nicoya Peninsula.
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Highlights
- Hike to the pristine waterfall & enjoy natural swimming holes
- Watch sunrise from the observation tower at the lodge
- Enjoy amazing bird watching while hiking through the reserve
Details
Spend the night in the Cerro Escondido community lodge.
<div class="column">**Day 2**: In the morning we will take a walk to watch the sunrise in the Observation Tower. Back in the lodge to enjoy a delicious breakfast before your bird watching hike in the forest. Say good bye to the beautiful mountains during the walk-out of Cerro Escondido.</div></div></div>Lunch at Rancho Guayacán, at the entrance of the Karen Mogensen Reserve, after a delicious lunch you will visit the Velo de Novia Waterfall where you will have the opportunity to swim in the natural pools, then continue the hike to Cerro Escondido below the forest, climbing 1300 steps.
Spend the night in the Cerro Escondido community lodge.
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TRC Viajes
Locally Owned Social Enterprise
Created by women with 20 years of experience, TRC Viajes designs and operates authentic adventures, offering rural community tourism through responsible and sustainable trips in small communities. Here, visitors get to know the Costa Rican people who are protecting forests, rivers, coastlines, and coral reefs. By traveling with TRC Viajes, you can learn about the work performed by local and indigenous communities in relation to the conservation of enviroment, becoming a responsible traveler, and leaving your mark through promotion of socioeconomic development in rural communities.
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