moderate
3–5 hours
Good fitness is recommended due to steep, winding trails and variable terrain.
Cerro Las Tetas offers a rugged hiking and all-inclusive camping experience in Salinas, Puerto Rico, with striking volcanic peaks and coastal views. Discover why this off-the-beaten-path location commands respect from adventurers seeking raw island landscapes.
Access roads are tight and winding—drive cautiously and consider a smaller vehicle for safer navigation.
Follow the Salina Sign and look for the distinctive twin peaks to avoid getting lost near the trailhead.
There is limited shade on the upper trails, so staying hydrated is critical, especially during midday hikes.
Respect the natural environment; pack out all trash and avoid climbing tree branches covered in irritating lichen.
The peaks have served as a notable geographic marker for locals and travelers; the former mountaintop restaurant closed after Hurricane Maria in 2017.
Visitors are encouraged to respect the fragile volcanic soil and avoid littering along the trails and roads, as trash has been an ongoing issue in this area.
Essential for navigating rocky and uneven trails safely.
Critical for staying hydrated under humid and exposed conditions.
summer specific
Useful for sudden showers that can make trails slippery.
spring|fall specific
Protects against mosquitoes and other biting insects common during warmer months.
summer specific