Experience the best of El Valle de Antón in just two relaxed hours. Designed for guests looking for a gentle, easy-paced introduction to crater life, this guided drive and walking tour showcases the town’s essential infrastructure, vibrant cultural pulse, and stunning topography. Learn about local life, daily conveniences and residential neighborhoods.
This includes a stop at the local artisan market and a visit to a panoramic viewpoint.

If you wish to create your own itinerary and visit certain attractions please let me know.

(Also known as Monumento natural Cerro Gaital)
Cerro Gaital offers an adventurous trek through lush cloud forests, a diverse ecosystem.
Here you might be able to see orchids, bromelias, sloths, toucans and other beautiful birds. The viewpoint offers a panoramic view of the surrounding mountains and on clear days and generally during the dry season you are able to see the pacific and caribbean sea.
During the rainy season it‘s a tricky trail and the view will usually not be present due to the clouds.

One of our easier hikes, yet one that offers a stunning view on the Pacific ocean and Panamas central provinces.

Our favorite spot for a sunrise or sunset hike!

The trail is easy yet requires closed shoes, it will take around 3 hours in total.

Be aware that during the dry season strong winds are present.

(Also known as Cariguana)
The Cara Iguana Hike is moderately challenging, with a variety of terrains, including rocky paths and sections with uneven elevation.
The trail is well-marked but can be slippery, so sturdy shoes are recommended, a good spot to take in the view of the volcano, including the impressive Cerro Gaital.
It takes about 3 hours to complete, depending on the pace and how long you stop to admire the views.

A good option for a sunset hike during the dry season!

Join for the most famous hike in El Valle: The India dormida “sleeping indian” trail, named for a distinctive mountain formation resembling a reclining figure.

Along the trail you will also see the Piedra Pintada, a rock with ancient petroglyphs etched into it as well as some natural pools and waterfalls.

This trail comes with an option for an extension for those who wish for a longer hike, this option will end at Chorro Las Mozas, a river with a natural pool by it.