Los Picachos peaks at the top of the El Yunque rainforest in Puerto Rico Photo: @Elena
CAMPING IN EL YUNQUE IS NOT PRESENTLY ALLOWED
Demian
loves to camp, when he is not working.
54 steps to the peak of El Yunque. Luquillo Mountain's' second highest peak. Photo: Demian
The very peak of El Yunque is up these 54 steps. Great and ever changing views from up here. Not a good spot to camp as it is too exposed.
CAMPING IN EL YUNQUE IS NOT PRESENTLY ALLOWED
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Making oneself at home! Forest service provides rest hut along the many trails.
The highest hut on the trail up to the peak. There are no facilities but you can sleep under the little hut if you prefer that to a tent on the ground or a hammock tent.
CAMPING IN EL YUNQUE IS NOT PRESENTLY ALLOWED
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Campfires are permited in designated areas. Photo: Demian
Campfires are permited in designated areas.
CAMPING IN EL YUNQUE IS NOT PRESENTLY ALLOWED
DON"T forget to bring a rainjacket and a sweater or seatshirt, it does get cold and it is very damp. Demian forgot his sleeping bag liner and said he got cold. Bring flashlights ! Please take out everything you bring in, including all your garbage.
On the plus side: There are no bears and no poisonous snakes! |
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