Cerro de Punta – Mountain Review | Condé Nast Traveler
"Tell us a bit about what we can expect from this place. At 4,400 feet, Cerro de Punta is the tallest mountain in Puerto Rico; on a clear day, you can see the entirety of the island from the top. Adventurers can choose to drive or hike, but after Hurricane Maria, it's more advised to hike, as the driving terrain can be treacherous. And only go during daylight. What are some of the highlights of the visit? The view from the top is the goal—and the reward. If it's a clear day, you can see from one sparkling coast to the other. How easy is it to get around? Hiking paths are pretty clear, but folks with mobility issues should sit this one out. So why would you recommend this, and who for? Given the views, it's no surprises that is one of the major sights on the island. But if you're not into outdoorsy stuff, skip it." - Alicia Kennedy
