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Rio Seco Waterfall

PXP7+2XF, Sangre Grande, Trinidad & Tobago
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Adam BAdam B
So, let's start. When you enter about 2km from the main road, you can park at a private residence or drive to where the road ends. If you park by the private car park, this will probably add 20-25mins to the hike. From the starting point of the trail, I would estimate about 40-45 minutes if you take your time. The trail is generally a muddy one at certain parts and takes some maneuvers to avoid fallen trees, etc. If rain falls, expect the trail to be very muddy. There is a small rope section at the end, but nothing big. The waterfall is short, however heavy, when rain falls a few days before. The water current will basically push you away if flow is heavy. The basin is very deep, and life jackets highly recommended.
Polina AbramsonPolina Abramson
A must-do in Trinidad. I would call this a moderate hike only because there were many muddy and slippery parts. But it is a very short and relatively flat hike. About a mile one-way. There is only 1 place you need to cross the river and we were able to do so without taking off our shoes or getting them wet. The river crossing is very obvious with a giant path on the other end. At about .6 miles the path seems to go into the river but this is a false path. If you post attention, you can see the path actually goes up over some tree roots. The pool at the water fall is amazingly clear and full of fish. If you throw them bits of bread they will jump out of the water.
Verliscia AlexanderVerliscia Alexander
Did this hike as part of a last lap kinda thing. Like somebody said, it isn't hard, but by no way is it easy. Did this after a 2 day lull in the rain, so I expected some mud, but SHEESH! I feel like a lot more could be done by the forestry division to make our trails less death-defying (which was fun, don't get me wrong, but there was one treacherous land-slipped 5 metre gap, where not holding on firmly enough to the hastily tied ropes could have ended badly... and we'd taken along kids). But it was absolutely worth the effort. I'm a slow-but-steady hiker, it took me 2hours each way, and I was sweaty but not tired AT ALL.
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So, let's start. When you enter about 2km from the main road, you can park at a private residence or drive to where the road ends. If you park by the private car park, this will probably add 20-25mins to the hike. From the starting point of the trail, I would estimate about 40-45 minutes if you take your time. The trail is generally a muddy one at certain parts and takes some maneuvers to avoid fallen trees, etc. If rain falls, expect the trail to be very muddy. There is a small rope section at the end, but nothing big. The waterfall is short, however heavy, when rain falls a few days before. The water current will basically push you away if flow is heavy. The basin is very deep, and life jackets highly recommended.
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A must-do in Trinidad. I would call this a moderate hike only because there were many muddy and slippery parts. But it is a very short and relatively flat hike. About a mile one-way. There is only 1 place you need to cross the river and we were able to do so without taking off our shoes or getting them wet. The river crossing is very obvious with a giant path on the other end. At about .6 miles the path seems to go into the river but this is a false path. If you post attention, you can see the path actually goes up over some tree roots. The pool at the water fall is amazingly clear and full of fish. If you throw them bits of bread they will jump out of the water.
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Did this hike as part of a last lap kinda thing. Like somebody said, it isn't hard, but by no way is it easy. Did this after a 2 day lull in the rain, so I expected some mud, but SHEESH! I feel like a lot more could be done by the forestry division to make our trails less death-defying (which was fun, don't get me wrong, but there was one treacherous land-slipped 5 metre gap, where not holding on firmly enough to the hastily tied ropes could have ended badly... and we'd taken along kids). But it was absolutely worth the effort. I'm a slow-but-steady hiker, it took me 2hours each way, and I was sweaty but not tired AT ALL.
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So, let's start. When you enter about 2km from the main road, you can park at a private residence or drive to where the road ends. If you park by the private car park, this will probably add 20-25mins to the hike. From the starting point of the trail, I would estimate about 40-45 minutes if you take your time. The trail is generally a muddy one at certain parts and takes some maneuvers to avoid fallen trees, etc. If rain falls, expect the trail to be very muddy. There is a small rope section at the end, but nothing big. The waterfall is short, however heavy, when rain falls a few days before. The water current will basically push you away if flow is heavy. The basin is very deep, and life jackets highly...

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1y

The Rio Seco Waterfall is a picturesque waterfall located in the lush tropical landscapes of Trinidad and Tobago. Nestled in the forests of the Rio Seco Nature Reserve, this waterfall is a popular destination for hiking and nature enthusiasts.

The journey to the waterfall typically involves a scenic hike through verdant trails, offering views of diverse flora and fauna. Once you reach the falls, you'll find a beautiful cascade of water flowing into a clear, inviting pool—perfect for swimming and relaxation.

If you’re planning a visit, it’s a good idea to wear sturdy footwear for the hike, bring plenty of water, and enjoy the serenity of this hidden...

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6y

A must-do in Trinidad. I would call this a moderate hike only because there were many muddy and slippery parts. But it is a very short and relatively flat hike. About a mile one-way. There is only 1 place you need to cross the river and we were able to do so without taking off our shoes or getting them wet. The river crossing is very obvious with a giant path on the other end. At about .6 miles the path seems to go into the river but this is a false path. If you post attention, you can see the path actually goes up over some tree roots. The pool at the water fall is amazingly clear and full of fish. If you throw them bits of bread they will jump out...

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