Cascada Chorro de Doña Juana — Attraction in Puerto Rico

An absolute treasure of a waterfall on the side of the mountain with a bridge crossing from one side of the road to the other. Most people stand on the bridge to take amazing waterfall pictures. Parking is extremely scarce and kind of nonexistence so most people just park on the side prior to the bridge. If you are daring, you can climb down underneath the bridge in the sloped rock formations and actually make it down to the waterfall and swim if you like. I’ve done it several times and it’s always worth it however it is extremely Cold water no matter what time of the year. Sometimes when the stream is very strong it is not recommended because the waterfall does continue under the bridge and further down some rocks so always play it safe. Not normally strong enough to drag you out on an average day but definitely worth the swim if you are willing to swim directly into the waterfall. It is a slight challenge climbing back up the rocks so you need a little bit of flexibility but always worth it at least going down to the water. Water shoes are recommended especially nonslip. It’s not always slippery but always good for caution. If not, the pictures from the road bridge are always amazing regardless. Since there’s no actual parking it can get quite congested especially since some want to stop on the bridge to...

We fall into this waterfall we were driving from Vaja Baja to Ponce and we didn't want to take the highway so we decided to go thru about 4 or 5 mountain to get to Ponce! When we got to the 4 mountain this beautiful waterfall pop up on my GPS, I told my wife I think this waterfall is a popular one and the way we would know if it is all the locals would be there. Sure enough when we turn the corner all the locals had the road block ( it's a two lane unmarked road) so we pulled over and took beautiful pictures! Awesome waterfall! There's NO PARKING but pull over on the side and get out and enjoy the view! There's a store/bar that has restroom...

Really beautiful (3 set) waterfall deep in the forest down winding roads partially washed away. Not a the best drive if you're easily car sick. It is possible to hike (climb actually) to the top part. There is a narrow path to the left of the waterfall. It is very steep and dangerous and you have to grab hold of roots and vines to go up and down. I would recommend bringing rope. Note: I have not hiked up since hurricane Maria so the path may be difficult to follow...