moderate
8–9 hours
Participants should have a decent fitness level for moderate hikes and managing climbing into zipline harnesses.
Discover the best of Puerto Rico’s El Yunque National Forest with a guided hike through its emerald trails, followed by a thrilling zipline ride high above the treetops. This half-day tour combines serene nature with heart-pounding adventure for an unforgettable escape.
All ages • Up to Nine Hours • Combo Tour • Pickup and Dropoff Included
Experience the thrill of Puerto Rico’s natural beauty with a guided trek through El Yunque’s stunning trails, followed by an exhilarating zipline adventure above the treetops. This unique blend of serene landscapes and high-flying excitement promises an unforgettable day for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Experience the thrill of Puerto Rico’s natural beauty with a guided trek through El Yunque’s stunning trails, followed by an exhilarating zipline adventure above the treetops. This unique blend of serene landscapes and high-flying excitement promises an unforgettable day for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Bring plenty of water to stay refreshed during the hike and zipline activities through the humid rainforest.
Trail paths and the zipline platforms require sturdy, comfortable footwear for safety and stability.
Protect yourself from insects common in tropical rainforests to ensure a comfortable experience on the trails and zipline.
Be prepared for changing weather and bring a light rain jacket; the rainforest’s microclimate can produce sudden showers.
El Yunque was designated a National Forest in 1903, protecting one of the oldest tropical rainforests in the world.
El Yunque is actively managed to preserve its unique biodiversity and maintain water quality for nearby communities.
Provides support for uneven rainforest trails and zipline platforms.
Protects against sudden tropical showers common in El Yunque.
spring specific
Helps maintain hydration in the warm, humid climate.
summer specific
Keeps mosquitoes and other insects at bay during forest exploration.
fall specific