Of the best places to breathe and relax - Excellent place, we really enjoyed the hike! The lazy tour was beautiful, we learned a lot and connected with nature

Great experience - The guide is very knowledgeable and explained everything we asked or see. We saw an owl, a sloth, birds, and many more interesting animals.

I would visit again - We had already been to Curi-Cancha and the Cloud Rainforest, and we enjoyed this hike the most of the 3 locations. It's on the Caribbean side of the continental divide, so it was "in the clouds" and rain jackets were necessary. Our tour guide, Jainner, was awesome and spoke English well. If we were to visit again, I would try to get him again. If you keep your eyes open, you'll see wildlife, but not tons of birds or any sloths, so don't expect to see all the colorful tropical birds that are on advertising brochures. The bridges are cool because they take you through the different layers of the rainforst, so you can see the forest from different angles. A guide will show you a number of things that you would probably not find on your own.

Amazing views of the cloud forest. - Beautiful way to see the cloud forest. Hanging bridges give the best views out over the canopy. Trails are right inside the lush forest. Fabulous…(apart from the rain…)

Essential - We were 5 people, 2 of them 80 years old and a girl of 13. Fantastic experience to enjoy the cloud forest. Very accessible route for all ages. Incredible landscapes. We booked in advance to guarantee the place. They should improve the access to the park a bit, as the road is wrong and has a lot of stone and pothole. But, in general, what the experience itself is, a 10!

A great experience in the middle of nature - A pleasant and different walk through the cloud forest, the bridges were cool and the views spectacular. We went without a guide so the walk was short

Quite amazing to walk amongst the clouds and rain forest canopy - Definitely go as early in the morning as possible… We did about half the hanging bridge tour without anyone else around, which was wonderful! Once the kids/families caught up to us we were sure not to see any wildlife as it was very loud. We walked slow, searching the canopy for sloths. All the advertising in the area makes it sound like you might see a sloth in its natural habitat… not so! This is pretty much impossible (according to the employee when we got back to reception) however, the scenery is absolutely beautiful! It’s quite amazing to be able to walk on top of the rainforest canopy amongst the clouds. It’s a well maintained trail. The suspension bridges felt completely safe. If you’re going in July to make sure that you have a poncho… definitely a high chance of rain up here! And dress warm! Even in July when most of coats rica is +30C, it was +18C at this elevation. Was it worth what we paid?!? We’re glad we went!

Cool but expensive location - We visited the park with our two boys 10/13. People were friendly and despite mass handling, there were never long waits. Unfortunately, the whole thing is way too expensive. (And this from someone from Switzerland..) Even for the lock to include the backpack had to be paid again, the photo set is also much too expensive in our view. Unfortunately we missed the bus because of the Waiting time on the ziplines and would have had to wait 2h for the next one (so we walked) All in all a cool location with nice people but in our view with a poor price/performance ratio.

Disinterested Guide/not worth price - The hanging bridges are cool but for us they were way overpriced, especially considering the things we have done for way less. On top of that, our guide was not very interested in talking about the wildlife or history, and we also felt like he just rushed us through the whole tour. If we went back, we would definitely go without a tour guide so we could take our time.

Save your money: It's a rip off - The trails are OK, but the experience does not some near to what is expected given the high price of $56 USD per person. There was little variety along or between the trails and no information along the walk - for that, you must pay still more for a guide. The only wildlife we saw was one bird. You can get the same experience nearby for 1/4 of the price.