As the weekend approaches, all I want to do is pack a picnic lunch and make a beeline for Tapantí National Park. It’s in the Orosi Valley just east of San José, easy to get to for a low-key day trip, and equally great for serious nature lovers and for kids who just want to walk for 10 minutes and then take off their boots and splash in a river.
For some reason, I’ve been there only once in all these years, but will soon remedy that oversight.
Wishing all of you a green and splashy weekend.
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I’ve never been – hope you enjoyed! Megan and I went to Cerro Dantas and had a great (albeit muddy and cold) time hiking among the waterfalls!
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Awesome! Yeah, you should definitely go to Tapantí (and you can walk a portion of the Camino de Costa Rica while you’re there!).
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