Darién Province
At Rancho Frío (or Station VIII along the trail), this very basic two-story lodge has a total of 14 bunk beds accommodating 28 visitors. There's a small outdoor dining area beside a very basic but good-sized kitchen, a bohio (open-sided thatched shelter) with a few chairs and a number of flush toilets and cold-water showers.
You should pay the Ministerio de Ambiente in Panama City directly.
0.19 MILES
This wonderful waterfall that the agile can slide down can be reached in 45 minutes from Pijibasal.
9.94 MILES
Yaviza's only real 'sight' (apart from the wobbly footbridge spanning the Río Chucunaque), the ruined Fort of St Geronimo, built by the Spanish to keep…
2.63 MILES
One of the tallest peaks in Parque Nacional Darién, Pirre has a ranger station and a lodge where you can spend the night.
9.8 MILES
This wobbly suspension footbridge over the Río Chucunaque links Yaviza proper with the 'suburb' of Puerto Nuevo.
6.58 MILES
This cannon dating back to the time of the conquistadors takes pride of place in El Real's main square.
1. Cascada del Río Perresénico
0.19 MILES
This wonderful waterfall that the agile can slide down can be reached in 45 minutes from Pijibasal.
2.63 MILES
One of the tallest peaks in Parque Nacional Darién, Pirre has a ranger station and a lodge where you can spend the night.
6.58 MILES
This cannon dating back to the time of the conquistadors takes pride of place in El Real's main square.
9.8 MILES
This wobbly suspension footbridge over the Río Chucunaque links Yaviza proper with the 'suburb' of Puerto Nuevo.
9.94 MILES
Yaviza's only real 'sight' (apart from the wobbly footbridge spanning the Río Chucunaque), the ruined Fort of St Geronimo, built by the Spanish to keep…