Boiling mud pots, mini volcanoes, waterfalls and hot, hot,
dry weather; that’s what you get at Rincon de la Vieja.
We spent a few hours hiking the rooted and
rocky trail here and saw some interesting volcanic activity, but it ain’t no
Yellowstone!
We did see some white faced capuchin monkeys here, hanging
out in a troupe and jeering at the visitors.

Many folks come here for the zip lining, horseback riding,
tubing down the river, hiking to the refreshing waterfall; but we just enjoyed the arid, natural beauty.

It was a bit of a schlep, and we were smart
to bring a lot of food and drink into the park.
Entrance fee:
$2 for residents,
$15 for non-residents.
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