easy
4–5 hours including transportation
Suitable for visitors in basic physical condition comfortable with moderate walking on uneven terrain.
Discover Puerto Rico’s unique tropical forest on a guided tour that blends serene waterfalls, panoramic vistas, and rich cultural history. Join Transport and Experiences Puerto Rico for an accessible adventure in El Yunque National Forest.
Trails can be wet and slippery from frequent rainfall; proper footwear provides traction and foot protection.
The lush rainforest environment hosts many insects—repellent helps keep bites at bay during hikes.
Though the forest is humid, walking several hours requires regular water intake to maintain energy and focus.
Avoid disturbing plants and animals and stay on marked trails to protect El Yunque’s delicate ecosystem.
El Yunque was established as a national forest in 1903, making it the oldest protected forest in the U.S. National Forest System with ties to the indigenous Taíno people.
Sustainable tourism practices are encouraged to preserve El Yunque’s fragile ecosystem, emphasizing use of marked trails and minimal waste.
Protect your feet and maintain grip on wet, muddy trails common in the rainforest.
summer specific
Keep dry and comfortable during unexpected rain showers while hiking.
spring specific
Stay hydrated throughout the tour in a sustainable way.
Protect yourself from mosquito bites in the humid rainforest environment.