Wednesday 24 April 2024

Want to reach the peak of Chirripó? There are two alternates

A certified guide must accompany you

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If you do not want to wait out the legal conflict to be resolved by the administration of Chirripó, the highest peak in Costa Rica, know that there are alternate ways to get there.

“With this situation we realize that we need a symbiosis between the park and the community,” said Ronald Chan, general director of the La Amistad-Pacífico Conservation Area. Courtesy Sinac / La Republica

The Herradura – Urán – Chirripó Hill – Crestones Base and San Jerónimo- Sabana de Los Leones – Crestones Base routes were recommended by the National System of Conservation Areas (Sinac), reports La Republica.

The only requirement is to be accompanied by an accredited guide and, thus, prevent the visit to the top of the country from becoming a tragedy.

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