Hiking
2-4 hours
Moderate
Nestled in the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve near Springfield, Thousand Foot Falls claims its place as the tallest waterfall in Central America. The cascade dramatically plunges down a staggering 1,600 feet amidst a lush, verdant backdrop of pine trees unique to this region. This breathtaking natural feature is a must-visit for those yearning to witness nature's power and splendor. The falls are surrounded by a rich ecosystem teeming with diverse wildlife, including exotic birds and butterflies which captivate any nature lover's heart. The air here is pure and crisp, carrying with it the distant sound of rushing water, providing an almost meditative ambiance. Besides its natural allure, the area offers historical intrigue as well, with its connection to the ancient Maya civilization, who once inhabited these lands. Thousand Foot Falls stands as a testament to nature's grandeur, making it a standout destination in Belize's scenic landscape.
Majestic Beauty: Thousand Foot Falls, Belize - Thousand Foot Falls
Majestic Beauty: Thousand Foot Falls, Belize in Thousand Foot Falls
Coordinates: 17.0596, -88.8484
Hiking
San Ignacio, Cayo
Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve
Experience Needed: This natural landmark is recommended for those with some outdoor experience. Good for regular hikers.