We are a family of four with a 9 year old daughter and 12 year old son right up to 55 year old dad. A spectaular opportunity to explore Costa Rica's cloud forest flora and fauna. It was strongly suggested that we hire a guide so we could find all of the hidden wonders of this mountain reserve. Even though... More

You can't visit Monteverde and not spend a day at the Cloud Forest Biological Reserve -- a beautiul, peaceful area. Relatively easy hiking (the outer loop took us 2 1/2 hours at an easy pace) and with a little luck you'll see a quetzal as we did.

Diverse plants and wildlife, waterfall,nesting Resplendant Quetzels and Hummingbird Sanctuary.

Last time we hiked the preserve proper to La Ventana. It was very nice, and this time my wife and I went to Children's Eternal Rainforest, as a guide told us we'd see different flora and fauna, and perhaps a Quetzal. We did not, but it was a good hike none the less; they give you a little book that... More

A wonderfully memorable (and not overly strenuous) hike. The guide was great, spotting quetzals and other wonderful sights.

The amount of bird life here is staggering. Also loved the uniqueness of the ecosystem that is here. A true "cloud forest".

Beats any other tour through the forest! Skilled guide with great sense of territory, history and sense of humor!

You can hike as much or as little as you want. I think the longest loob is about a 3 mile hike. We chose about a 2 mile. Very cool place. Never saw so much moss on trees anywhere and abundant wild life to view

We did a self-guided tour of Monteverde Cloud Forest and were not disappointed. You need to be in good physical shape to do this. We followed up with a tour of the Hummingbird Sanctuary, which was very nice, and lunch at the park cafe, which was very good--typical Tica lunch.