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Costa Rica Attraction – Holiday Trekking at its Best in Costa Rica
One of the favorite destinations of tourist is Costa Rica. From its culture, tradition, climate, beaches, natural beauty up to its recreational packages that it offers. If trekking is your passion and you are looking for something that is very exciting. You have two options. One is to trek jungles following road trails, another check out off road trails in the jungles.
One of the best places to check out when trekking in Costa Rica is the Pitbull Pass. Located in city of Orosi, the length of this trail is 45 miles. Trail level is advanced due to single track and fire roads. The ride officially starts in the historical city of Orosi, one need to take the gravel road and get past the Rio Power Station u to the Tapanti National park. If you reach the top of the Pitbull Pass, you get to see the scenic view of the Turrialba Valley.
This trail maybe challenging but the incredible sight of the rainforest and the wildlife is very much worth it.
Another place worth checking out is the Drake Bay. It is the located in the Corvocado National Park. During rainy season, boat or plane service is the only way to enter the place but during dry season the unbeaten track on the highway is the best way to go. The long stretch is pristine coastline and sandy coves are simply breathtaking. Its rainforest has a mountain biking trails as well. For beginners, there is an initial trail perfect for those who want to check out the jungles but lacks the expertise of an experienced mountaineer. There are also side trails available for those who are into the more difficult and challenging path.
Originally designed to be a reforestation program, the Irazu Volcano National Park has an initial trail that begins in its parking lot. As you advance, you get to see lush farmland, bird’s eye view of the valley and the rich ecosystem of the jungle. There are three ways to end the trail. One is through the paved path up to Turialba. Another is through Capaledes. And the last one which maybe perfect for those who love adventure is through an off road trail leading to Santa Cruz.