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The 5 Best Waterfalls in Chiriqui Province, Panama
Chiriquí Province is a mountainous wonderland, located near the Barú Volcano. If you’re an adventure and nature lover, you’ll be right at home here, as the region offers everything from white-water rafting and kayaking to zip-line rainforest rides and hiking. More relaxed activities, such as coffee plantation tours and bird-watching, also are available here. To reach Chiriquí, you’ll likely pass through David, Panama’s third-largest city. If you choose to visit the Gulf of Chiriquí, you’ll find first-rate scuba diving, snorkeling, and other water sports that take full advantage of its marine location.
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1. Cascada Escondida
2. The Lost Waterfalls-Boquete
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 539 reviews
The Lost Waterfalls is a moderate to difficult hike through the cloud forest in western Panama to three fabulous waterfalls. The hike can take from one to three hours round trip depending on how many waterfalls you want to see. If you are lucky you may spot sloths, monkeys, quetzals or any number of the fascinating wildlife living in the cloud forest. We are open every day and you do not need reservations to hike. You do not need a guide, but there are lots of good guides in town who can make your hike more informative and fun.
Reviewed By Karena066 - Alto Boquete, Panama
If you're up for hiking in the jungles of Panamá this is the place to do it. The falls are absolutely gorgeous and the flora and fauna is amazing! Best to hike right before the dry season, because the trails get slippery during the rainy season. You won't regret thus trip. We have lived in Panamá 14 years and have done this hike twice. Takes hours to do so bring water and snacks!
3. Cascada San Ramon
4. Bajo Mono Camping Site
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4.0 based on 19 reviews
We offer space for hiking through trails in an area dedicated to agriculture, with farm animals and beautiful scenic views. At the end of the trip you will find the El Tatica Waterfall. You should bring comfortable walking shoes, rain coat, camera, water and snack. It is advisable to visit in the morning as the day remains sunny and better pictures.
