The Song of the Birds has a route of 1.4 km has a low difficulty , it is a circular path through secondary forest and areas in regeneration.

The path to the Pozo Verde lagoon has an intermediate difficulty, and a distance of 2.1km in each direction, the total route is about 2.5 hours walking.

Each visitor will be able to evaluate , according to their physical condition, whether it is accessible to do the walk, or to bring small children.

Green Well: 4.2km
Song of the Birds: 1.4km
Universal Trail 0.5km
Centennial Trees Trail 750m

* The path to the Mines is not enabled , since at the moment it is not safe for visitors due to landslides and areas of difficult passage.

We do not allow pets.

In the Reserve, we adhere to Law No.6084 of the National Park Service, which stipulates that inside national parks it is prohibited for visitors to introduce domestic animals or exotic plants.

Domestic animals interfere with the fauna present in the Reserve, their urine and excrement generate chemical signals that alter the behavior of wild animals and cause them to move to other more remote areas. In addition, domestic animals can attack small animals such as birds, amphibians, or reptiles, causing death or severe injury.

Cubujuquí Hydroelectric Plant:

It is in good condition. There is approximately 3km of gravel road. The road is accessible for all types of vehicle

Sacred Mountain:

Most of it is in good condition. There is approximately 4km of gravel road. The road is accessible for all types of vehicle.

Cubujuquí Hydroelectric Plant:

Located in the province of Heredia, Sarapiquí, Horquetas, in the town of Cubujuquí. Go to Google Maps

Sacred Mountain:

Located in San Carlos, Ciudad Quesada, 9km east of Sucre at the foot of the Juan Castro Blanco National Park. Go to Google Maps

Sacred Mountain:

• Access to the trails
• Parking
• Health services.
• Dressing rooms

Cubujuquí Hydroelectric Plant:

• Access to the Hydroelectric Power Plant.
• Health services.
• Lunch
• Carbon Tour
• Certified Guide

* The service DOES NOT include transportation

The restaurant located inside the Reserve (Minas de Agua) opens only on weekends (Saturdays and Sundays) and holidays from 9:00 a.m. at 4.00 p.m.

Typical dishes are served in the Restaurant.

They also offer hot drinks (coffee, chocolate, fresh water) and natural soft drinks.

• Trails
• Laguna de Pozo Verde (volcanic origin).
• Abundant biodiversity of amphibians, reptiles, mammals and birds.
• Cloud Forest
• Average temperature of 20 ° C
• Rich traditional food prepared by members of the neighboring community

The fee you pay to enter the Montaña Sagrada Nature Reserve or when acquiring a Renewable Energies tour NO is for profit, on the contrary, it will allow you to reinvest in conservation, continuing the Land Purchase project for the protection of the Juan Castro Blanco National Water Park, in gratitude to the associates for the initial contribution and reiterating the commitment of Coopelesca and APANAJUCA in the maintenance and conservation of the acquired lands.

The Juan Castro Blanco National Water Park, has an area of 14,258 hectares, these are distributed as follows:

• 598 ha belong to the state; 598 ha were purchased in 2010 and 7,000 ha were granted to the State through judicial processes.
• 402 ha are still in private hands.
• Coopelesca, with the contribution of its members, has managed to acquire 1,136ha for the conservation and enjoyment of future generations.