Chilascó Waterfall
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“A 160-meter drop at the end of a cloud-forest hike — effort that pays for itself.”
One of Central America’s tallest waterfalls (~160 m), hidden in the Sierra de las Minas Biosphere Reserve. The hike from San Rafael Chilascó village crosses cloud forest where the quetzal nests — its Poqomchi’ name means "dark mountains".
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Suggested time
~240 min
Physical effort
high
Setting
outdoor
Spend level
low
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yes
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