Square Trees Nature Trail (Arboles Cuadrados)

Amazing nature trail full of trees and nature lots of birds and amazing trees! Please go and visit the frog conservation area to see rare beautiful frogs and reptiles, 10/10

Decent experience - the trail is easy and safe for walking. In the office, they have explained to us that there is a bridge that collapsed, so there are two options: 1. You can go back to the starting point. 2. You can pass the river beneath the bridge (there are no signs, so it can be a little confusing). The water level is shallow, but there are some slippery rocks you must step on. Another thing, you should use a mosquito repellent, because you can't stand without being sting.

It was okay, didn’t see much at all. If you need time to kill do it. If your limited, there are better trails

This is an easy hike that could be completed at a leisurely pace in between 30 and 45 minutes. But it's pleasant enough that we easily dragged it out to an hour as we sought sloths. We didn't see any but know others who have. There's a deck with views of the surrounding hills toward the end of the trail that would make a nice place for a picnic. While an easy hike, it is not wheelchair accessible.

A moderate hiking trail perfect for families that costs $4 per person. Took my parents in their early 70s and some of the trail was challenging for them, but we grabbed a walking stick and helped them out. Most people would have no issues. The climate is lovely and lots too see. The water is crystal clear and easy to access. A great place to support.

This nature hike was spectacular!! We took our parents who are in thier 70's & they were able to do the hike. Slightly concerned they would have difficulty, but it was okay. The view and walk was so lovely and its a great hike for families. We saw loads of mushrooms & flora.

Really enjoyed this easy 30 minute walk through the forest. Saw many butterflies, lizards and trees on our walk. Heard many birds and frog. Pay the entrance fee in EVACC.

Beautiful location. Nice easy walk in mainly shaded area. We saw lots of wildlife including sloths and squirrels. The golden frogs and other species that are on display in the small museum are really interesting and a friendly member of staff talked to us about each one. This is part of a research and breeding programme as most of those you can see are critically endangered. Well worth a visit and the small entry fee. Takes about 45 minutes to walk here from the middle of town or about 20 minutes from the Golden Frog Inn where we stayed.