Sure, sure, I know I said I would give this topic a break and just get back when I had the reptiles and amphibians worked out. But I do have a number of photos of the trails, and thought it might be worthwhile to put up a few of them. These photos were not taken under the best lighting conditions, and were part of a photo survey of all the trails. Thus they are, in most respects, just snapshots taken while walking the trails.
Here are selected photos from the Cacao Trail that follows the Rio Cacao, and then one from the North Loop Trial as it climbs the hill, and final shot of the Upper Loop Trail where the tree cover thins out and it approaches the various habitats on top of the hill (that will have to be another post).
Here are selected photos from the Cacao Trail that follows the Rio Cacao, and then one from the North Loop Trial as it climbs the hill, and final shot of the Upper Loop Trail where the tree cover thins out and it approaches the various habitats on top of the hill (that will have to be another post).
Cacao Trail as it heads away from the Ecology Center.
The Rio Cacao just below the waterfall.
The North Loop Trail as it winds its way up the hill.
The Upper Loop Trail. The forest has thinned out here and is in the early stages of recovery.
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